The visitor neither denied nor defended.
Her feeling was akin to a sudden realization… no, it cannot be said to be a sudden realization. Because it wasn't a process of creating something from nothing, but rather a feeling that was vaguely sensed before, yet hazy, which now, having been pointed out, cleared up as if clouds had parted.
Faced with the emotion pointed out by Nan Zhubin, she seemed to have met a strange old friend.
The visitor's emotional tone was relatively low because the topic being discussed was profound.
Yet she still tugged at the corner of her mouth: "It's both painful and relieving, so what kind of emotion is this?"
Uttering this sentence was tantamount to confirming the correctness of Nan Zhubin's judgment.
For a non-professional visitor in psychology, a lack of detailed judgment on emotions is normal, which is why the help of a consultant is needed.
Nan Zhubin provided the answer: "It's guilt."
Not just ordinary guilt, but [Survivor's Guilt].
