I stay with you because you wanted to be with me when I didn’t even want to. You accompanied me in the darkest moments, when I turned my back on myself. I choose to have you in my life because you make me a better person, because I don’t know how …
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We are human beings belonging to a society we didn’t choose, a society where the songs speak of how much people love each other, how much they need each other, and how idyllic it is to have someone. In children’s movies we see how princes save princesses from dragons so …
Read More »The Perfect Mother Doesn’t Exist, But There Are A Million Ways To Be A Good Mother
Sometimes it’s very hard to become a mother Yes, it’s worth it. Yes, it is the most powerful experience a woman can have. Yes, nothing will mark you as much as the moment when you finally hold your child in your arms, deliciously dirty, wet, warm, straight out of you… and …
Read More »Interview With Jenny Moix: “The Danger Of Self-demanding Is Its Rigidity”
Jenny Moix, psychologist and author of books such as “My Mind Without Me”, explains to us how self-demands can veto our happiness and capacity for personal fulfillment. In our interview with Jenny Moix, we’ll discover a dimension that will help us be a little happier: flexibility. Being flexible means questioning …
Read More »The Three Emotional Mistakes That Limit Happiness
Well-being, like inner balance, is not something that changes on its own. Emotions affect the quality of life and influence our decisions and choices. Thus, it is important to know the emotional mistakes that limit our happiness in order to start fighting them. Daniel Goleman himself said, in his book …
Read More »Post-adoption Depression: A Misunderstood Risk
Post-adoption depression is a common response—but not in all cases—to changes brought about by adoption. New experiences and ignorance of some of the adopted child’s needs can make the adoptive parents feel overwhelmed and produce this emotional response. It is a challenge that is not free from physical and emotional …
Read More »How Does Identity Develop In Adolescence?
Adolescence is the period from the beginning of puberty (13/14 years old) to 18 years old. Popularly, it is known as a difficult period and full of problems, but in reality, most individuals go through this phase of life without major complications. Still, it is important to keep in mind …
Read More »Charles Manson: The Motives Behind The Cult Of Evil
This is a real puzzle to the world of psychology. Understanding why the cult and obscure fascination around the figure of Charles Manson is one of the great challenges that the science of behavior and personality has been trying to unravel for a long time. Charles Manson, who was the …
Read More »Reading Without Understanding, A Worrying Trend
Do you remember the last time you were able to read a book without getting distracted, without getting tired, or being interrupted by something or someone? All this has a name and a reason. Certainly, many of us at some point have asked ourselves what really defines us, what we …
Read More »How To Eliminate Grudge
Anger is a negative emotion that appears when we feel that someone has misbehaved with us and hurt us. However, feeling resentment does not solve any problem, on the contrary, it can bring us unhappiness and suffering. The resentful feeling appears as a protection not to suffer, to escape pain. …
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