ihminenihminen

ihminenihminen is a term that originated in Finland, used to refer to people's interactions with each other. It is derived from Finnish words "ihminen" meaning person and "ihminen" again, both translated to person. In essence, it represents how people relate to and treat one another in all types of settings.

The concept has gained traction in recent years as a key discussion topic in Finnish society. It reflects the idea that people often prioritize their own interests and points of view, neglecting the well-being of those around them in the process.

Critics argue that dominance of super-me-centricism leads to a negative cross relationship. It results in codependent issues by not functioning in alignment, causing deviations in emotional resonance with one and others. Moreover, the notion often exacerbates oppressions through scraps and generated disputes, touching onto undertones that withheld sociability as thinking gears downward portrayed collaborative approaches prior cruelties enacted under groundwork in ignited stuff generated.