Professor Katriona O'Sullivan

So we're egocentric all the way.

So that's a psychology term.

And you're supposed to grow out of that.

And just for anyone listening, if you've not grown out of that, you need help.

You're supposed to grow out of that.

Once you grow older and cognitively get better, you go, oh, I'm not the center of the world.

So when bad things happen to little kids and there's nobody to contextualize bad things happening to them.

They go, it's because of me.

So it wasn't just other people saying it to me.

Like when I experienced, when my mom didn't love me, I was like, it was because I did something wrong because moms are supposed to love their kids and the neighbor's mom loved her and the neighbor's mom loved her.

So this is something to do with me.

So the voices in my head were like something wrong with you.

And then the bad man, the bad men, there's definitely something wrong with you.

So that was from me because that's the way we make sense of the world.

Bad things happen.

We need to be logical.

All these bad things happened to me.

Oh, it must be something about me.

It's just logic.

And then also, yeah, the other people.