SADNESS It is an emotion of loss or the absence of something important. It is pain that leaves a sense of emptiness, weakness, fragility, insecurity, and diminished self-confidence and confidence in future possibilities. Attention is drawn inward. This leads us to believe that the present is different, that something has changed and makes us feel […]
What makes us live longer and happier? Positive emotions. If negative emotions trigger negative chemical processes in the body, why shouldn’t positive ones trigger positive ones? Numerous studies have now shown that people who experience positive emotions also experience greater and lasting physical and mental well-being. Let’s see why: Positive emotions, such as joy, serenity, […]
Rather than suppressing it, we need to learn how to better channel it, says psychologist Daniel Goleman. Anger is a human emotion, impossible to suppress but easy to channel by following a series of guidelines. It’s also necessary to properly address anger, which is considered a veritable poison for the mind. He draws on his […]
Five-star dating agencies also exist, and they’re now a reality. This market is booming, especially in the United Kingdom and China, but other agencies are opening in other international contexts. Today, the wealthy are crying and looking for love in various parts of the world. Leafing through the brochure of the Abia, the Association of […]
Your clitoris, prioritize pleasure. And do it first thing, every day. Did she like it? What should I do, ask her? And if, right at the most important moment, she pretends, how can I tell? These are just some of the typically male questions that surround the female orgasm with an aura of mystery. But […]
Addressing the sensitive topic of anorgasmia, or a woman’s general difficulty experiencing pleasure, is not easy. Reading the many comments on news reports about this topic, one realizes how much criticism is raised, regardless. The purpose of this chapter, however, is not to clarify the many dark sides of this topic, but rather to explore […]
The relationship between sex and love can be explained following this scheme. Sex, separated from its conscious correlates, sex as instinct, obeys the pleasure principle. Under these conditions, sexual tension leads to an immediate attempt to release it with the nearest available person. But when love enters the picture, the reality principle comes into play. […]
Anxiety, this “painful feeling of expectation,” is a normal phenomenon when it arises in situations of particular gravity and danger for the individual (real anxiety), that is, when connected to a valid cause. It is considered pathological when it is intense but does not correspond to truly painful, dangerous, or threatening situations. Anxiety can be […]
Human behavior is everything an individual does. It is through doing that humans establish a relationship with their environment and thus reveal what they desire and fear from it, what they can and cannot control, and what means they have to embrace or avoid. Any type of human relationship with the environment (other people, things, […]
The word “aggress” is often used in psychoanalysis to mean “to advance, to approach, to assert one’s individuality.” The adjective “aggressive” is used in psychiatry as the opposite of “passive” and does not imply the concept of “hostility”; therefore, it is not confused with the concept of “violence.” Aggression is considered a positive quality and […]
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