Why You Don't Like Having Visitors at Home: The Unconscious Reason (Carl Jung)

Have you ever wondered why some people feel deeply uncomfortable when receiving visitors at home? According to Carl Jung's analytical psychology, this behavior is not fussiness, shyness, or antipathy—but an unconscious signal linked to personality, introversion, and the need for emotional protection. In this video, we explore the psychological meaning of the home as a symbol of the Self, the role of the persona, the fear of emotional exposure, and how introversion influences our relationship with personal space. If you avoid visitors or feel anxious when someone enters your home, this content may reveal something important about you. 🔍 Topics covered in this video: Carl Jung's Psychology Unconscious meaning of the home Why introverted people avoid visitors Persona, Self, and emotional boundaries Self-knowledge and depth psychology 👉 Watch until the end and share your experience in the comments.