friendship
C.S Lewis got it right: friendship is born when one person says to another: "What! You too? I thought I was the only one!"
Renaissance Festival War Stories September 24/25, 2022
Continued from week 5 September 24/25, 2022 Fall This is the first weekend it's been a little cool out. I get to wear my cloak and gloves out of comfort and not necessity. There's a level of pacing and rhythm that is found by sixth weekend. Our team has found its comfort in each other. We are a harmonized group. Are things perfect? No. They never will be, and that's okay.
By Tinka Boudit She/Her4 years ago in Humans
Bennie and Me
Today was the day. Everything up to this point had been just planning, packing, daydreaming, and more packing. Now finally, the day has arrived. We loaded up cars and a large moving truck. We push and stuff my belongings making sure everything was neatly puzzled in. I give one last oversight to make sure all was secure. Inside held a whole lifetime of memories, mementos, knick-knacks, and necessities, It needed to be perfect.
By Emma Baker4 years ago in Humans
Your Personal Relationships:
In social penetration theory, relationships move through a scale of layers determining where you stand and how intimately you may know a person. We can call these layers the Onion Model. We call it this, because like an onion, whenever you pull back a layer, there is another one waiting to be explored. As people, we all have layers that make up our identities.
By Lex T. Barnett4 years ago in Humans
Social hangover: what it is, how it affects us, and possible causes
No one is capable of living without contact with others, the human being is a social animal by nature. However, some people are more outgoing than others, and others are more comfortable focusing on their inner thoughts and ideas, rather than what's going on outside. But absolutely we all need to interact with others, although some contacts can wear us down if we get too involved.
By Nouman ul haq4 years ago in Humans
Addictive bonds, a behavioral addiction
What does it mean to be in an addictive bond? Why do we stay stuck in a relationship that destroys us? It is clear that there are as many relationships of couples as there are people, and that the word "love" has a different connotation for each of us, depending on our childhood attachment, our education and the experiences we have had since we were children. But in general, the fact of sustaining a bond that hurts us , remaining attached to unrequited love, continuing to be tied to ex-partners with whom we live horrible relationships, are what we currently call behavioral addictions.
By Nouman ul haq4 years ago in Humans
How to choose better friends : 7 practical tips
Interpersonal relationships are complex processes, although we do not realize it when we get involved in them. Before the bond of friendship is fully established, an unconscious selection process occurs that focuses on the things we have in common with other people, it is what is known as "compatibility".
By Nouman ul haq4 years ago in Humans
