Tag Archives: happiness

The Three C’s of Passive Aggression

When doing research about what attachment theory tells us about the quality of relationships, as well as its potential for emotional needs satisfaction, what we usually find is that childhood experiences have a very important role in our lives. Sometimes we hear about the challenges that passive aggression and other defensive behaviors have on marriages, [...]

Changing passive aggression in your mind?

Have you heard the phrase “fake it till you make it”? There can be some powerful truth in there… Some of the latest scientific findings on the brain tells us that. brain’s power of imagination to “rehearse” optimal performance defines goal, and shapes our future. It has been known for years that you can train [...]

Has Your Relationship Become Toxic?

In a passive aggressive relationship, your needs can become frustrated to the point that you are being deprived of the very things you need to stay emotionally alive. In this way, passive aggression can escalate into something similar to an infection – in other words, your love can turn toxic. What does it mean, that [...]

Humiliated in public? this is what you need now!

When I feel that “I’m Humiliated in Public,” the dream I’m yearning for is… respect and equality. Some 84 % of the responses expressed dreams consistent with: 1. “I would like to feel that he is there to prevent injustice, not perpetuate it. It is a double standard, because he would never stand for any [...]

How do you dream to have your emotional needs satisfied?

Days ago, we invited you to answer a survey about your dreams of happiness in a relationship. There were several questions, of which this is the first. We will publish the others shortly. Here are your  answers, expressing a deeply felt dream in this way: When “My Emotional Needs are Ignored,” the dream I’m yearning for [...]

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