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“Children today don’t respect anyone.” “In my time that was not allowed.” “Today parents are afraid of their children.” Phrases like these are repeated in parks, family gatherings, and on …
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Recently, doctors and biologists have begun to draw our attention to our society's tendency to create increasingly sterile living environments. Many specialists argue that our germophobic tendency is …
[Read more...] about Emotional Infertility: Are We Wrong to Raise Children in “Happy Bubbles”?
Remember that song that gives you goosebumps? Or that chorus that makes your feet tap. Or maybe that melody that brings a tear to your eye without asking. The lyrics that comfort you when you're …
[Read more...] about You don’t just hear the music, you become it, according to neuroscientists
“One day, a butterfly found a centipede. She had never seen such an animal before, and she was amazed at how its legs could move in such a coordinated way. Her amazement was so great that she couldn't …
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You've probably heard the cliché phrase a thousand times: "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger." And although it may sound like cheap self-help or a gym slogan, the truth is that science has …
Managing, not repressing, emotions in a relationship is often a balancing act. If we give free rein to our emotions, we might say things we later regret or make rash decisions driven by anger, …
[Read more...] about Hiding or faking emotions affects your relationship and your health
Over the years, society has rewarded extroversion. The ideal of success is linked to a person who is open to the world, sociable, and empathetic, and who navigates easily in different social …
[Read more...] about How introverts see the world? More accurately than extroverts
