Realizing that there is a lack of love in one’s life can be a profoundly painful experience. However, by understanding two different models of experiencing love, we can begin to address this emotional void. The child’s perspective, where love is received, and the mature perspective, where love is given, offer valuable insights. It is essential…
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Rethinking Responsibility: Moving Beyond Guilt and Embracing Agency
Introduction Responsibility is a complex concept that carries different meanings for different individuals. While some perceive responsibility as synonymous with guilt, others view it as simply doing things right. However, these interpretations can lead to either overwhelming burdens or a fear of taking responsibility altogether, ultimately limiting personal agency and growth. In this article, we will explore the…
The Creative Trap: Unraveling the Link Between Depression and Creativity
The notion that depression and creativity are intertwined has long been a topic of interest. While popular belief suggests that depressed individuals possess a heightened creative capacity, cognitive theory challenges this perspective. According to cognitive theory, emotions can arise without a specific cause, leading individuals to search for outlets to experience and channel these emotions.…
Navigating the Painful Journey of Losing a Parent in Adulthood
The loss of a parent is an indescribable pain that transcends age, impacting individuals even in their adult years. The death of a parent often triggers a complex process of separation, typically experienced during childhood. However, when this separation process is initiated in adulthood, it becomes more agonizing and less socially accepted. Adult children, in…