Marlene Silvio
Bio
I am a daughter, mother, friend, and colleague. I enjoy being in nature as it is a refreshing and rejuvenating experience. Psychology is a fascinating field that delves into understanding human behavior and the mind.
Stories (20/0)
Dealing With Toxic People
Toxic people are individuals who exhibit consistently negative and harmful behaviors towards others. They have a detrimental impact on the well-being and happiness of those around them. They manipulate and exploit others for their own gain. They may use tactics such as guilt-tripping, gaslighting, or emotional manipulation to control and dominate people. Toxic people tend to have a pessimistic outlook and constantly focus on the negative aspects of life. They criticize and belittle others, undermining their self-esteem and happiness. Toxic people thrive on drama and attention. They may create conflicts, drama, and chaos in their relationships to gain control or maintain a sense of importance.
By Marlene Silvio8 months ago in Families
Human Attraction part 4
While facial hair has indeed made a comeback and can be considered an attractive physical feature for many, it's important to recognize that attractiveness is subjective and varies from person to person. Different individuals have their own preferences when it comes to facial hair styles. While some may find shorter, well-groomed beards like stubble or well-trimmed beards appealing, others may have different tastes and find various beard styles attractive. What matters most is finding a style that suits your personal aesthetic, complements your facial features, and makes you feel confident and comfortable. It's important to remember that personal grooming habits and overall presentation play a significant role in how facial hair is perceived. Consistently grooming and maintaining your chosen beard style is key to enhancing its attractiveness. Regularly trimming, shaping, and keeping the beard clean can contribute to a polished and well-kept appearance. Ultimately, it's up to you to choose a beard style that reflects your individuality and makes you feel good about yourself. Find a style that you enjoy and feel confident wearing, as confidence is often a key factor in attractiveness.
By Marlene Silvio8 months ago in Humans
Human Attraction part 3
When it comes to partner attraction, research suggests that individuals may be subconsciously drawn to certain traits or qualities that they have been exposed to in their formative years, including those exhibited by their parents or parental figures. This phenomenon is known as parental imprinting or assortative mating. While it's true that some individuals may find themselves attracted to partners who resemble certain characteristics of their parents, it's important to note that this is not a universal phenomenon. Attraction is a deeply personal and subjective experience, and individuals' preferences can vary greatly. Additionally, it's crucial to remember that attraction is influenced by a multitude of factors beyond parental resemblance, such as personality traits, shared values, interests, and physical appearance. Each person's unique combination of experiences, preferences, and individual growth shape their attractions. It's also important to consider that people may consciously or subconsciously strive to find partners who complement or fill emotional gaps that may have existed in their relationships with their parents, rather than solely seeking partners who resemble their parents. Ultimately, while there may be cases where individuals are attracted to partners with similarities to their parents, it does not necessarily mean that everyone experiences or desires this. Attraction is a complex interplay of various factors, and each individual's experiences and preferences contribute to their unique attractions.
By Marlene Silvio8 months ago in Humans
Human Attraction part2
In the realm of dating and relationships, societal expectations have traditionally placed the onus on men to make the first move. However, studies and surveys have shown that both men and women can benefit from taking the initiative in pursuing a romantic connection. Confidence and assertiveness are universally attractive qualities, regardless of gender. While it may be more common for men to make the first move, women who take the initiative have been found to have a higher success rate in dating. Men, in turn, are often drawn to women who are comfortable and confident in making the first move. By making the first move, individuals demonstrate their willingness to take risks, their self-assuredness, and their genuine interest in getting to know someone. This can make them more appealing and create opportunities for meaningful connections. It's important to note that making the first move doesn't guarantee a positive outcome in every situation. Factors such as mutual attraction, compatibility, and effective communication all play significant roles in fostering successful relationships. However, taking the initiative can increase the likelihood of forming connections and may lead to positive outcomes. Ultimately, breaking free from gender expectations and empowering individuals to express their interest and make the first move can create a more inclusive and dynamic dating landscape.
By Marlene Silvio8 months ago in Humans
Human Attraction part 1
Attraction plays a significant role in our lives, impacting our relationships and interactions with others. Attractiveness and attraction are not solely based on physical appearance. There are hidden factors that influence who we find attractive and why, which might not align with societal standards or popular opinions. This suggests that attraction is nuanced, complex, and can be surprising.
By Marlene Silvio8 months ago in Humans
Survival
It's interesting how the adaptability of life can be reflected in something as intricate as a spider web. Adaptations indeed play a crucial role in the survival and success of organisms. They are the result of the process of natural selection, where traits that provide an advantage in a particular environment are favored and passed on to future generations.
By Marlene Silvio8 months ago in Earth