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Why Do Some Fathers Distance Themselves After Divorce?

Why Do Some Fathers Distance Themselves After Divorce?

Blog | Family
The relationship between fathers and their children after a divorce is often marked by complexity and ambiguity.
Why Do I Feel Embarrassed for Others? Understanding Spanish Shame

Why Do I Feel Embarrassed for Others? Understanding Spanish Shame

Blog | Emotions
Spanish shame, also referred to as empathic embarrassment or witness shame, is an emotional discomfort that arises when we observe the awkward or shameful actions of others.
Understanding Anxiously Avoidant Attachment: The Push-Pull of Love and Fear

Understanding Anxiously Avoidant Attachment: The Push-Pull of Love and Fear

Blog | Neuroses, emotional disorders
Anxiously avoidant attachment is a complex and often painful pattern that arises in relationships.
Understanding Unrequited Love: The Neurosis Behind One-Sided Attachment

Understanding Unrequited Love: The Neurosis Behind One-Sided Attachment

Blog | Man and woman relationship
Unrequited love is an emotionally painful experience where one person develops strong feelings for another, but those feelings are not reciprocated.
How to Support Someone Going Through a Difficult Time

How to Support Someone Going Through a Difficult Time

Blog | Relationship
Life is full of ups and downs, and unfortunately, sometimes the “black streaks” of life can hit hard.
Do You Have Anxious Attachment? Signs, Causes, and Solutions

Do You Have Anxious Attachment? Signs, Causes, and Solutions

Blog | Emotional dependency
Anxious Attachment refers to a psychological pattern where an individual has an intense need for emotional closeness, attention, and reassurance from their partner.
What is Demiromanticism? Understanding a Different Approach to Love

What is Demiromanticism? Understanding a Different Approach to Love

Blog | Love
Demiromanticism is a relatively new term that describes a phenomenon where individuals cannot experience romantic or physical attraction to someone.
What Is Denial, and When Does It Become Harmful?

What Is Denial, and When Does It Become Harmful?

Blog | Intrusive behavior, thoughts
Denial is a defense mechanism that plays a critical role in how the human psyche protects itself from emotional overload and trauma.
Cynicism in Psychology: A Defense Mechanism or Destructive Behavior?

Cynicism in Psychology: A Defense Mechanism or Destructive Behavior?

Blog | Intrusive behavior, thoughts
Cynicism is often misunderstood, but in psychological terms, it’s a defensive reaction that helps protect the individual from overwhelming emotions and traumatic events.
Why Your Ex Won't Come Back: Understanding the End of a Relationship

Why Your Ex Won't Come Back: Understanding the End of a Relationship

Blog | Man and woman relationship
Breakups are never easy, and many people struggle to accept when a relationship has ended.
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