Diyora Rakhmanova

Diyora Rakhmanova

Gamzee

@gamzediary
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“İnsan sevilmekten çok anlaşılmayı istiyordu belki de.”
Sayfa 272·Kitabı okudu
Edebiyat
Tatil planı hazırsa sıra okuma listenizde!
Bu yaz yanınızdan ayırmak istemeyeceğiniz kitapları sizin için bir araya getirdik. 💬 Siz olsanız bu listeden hangisiyle başlardınız?

Banu ARIK KOLUKISA

@banuarik
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Ne olduğunu bilmiyorum. Öyle mutsuzum ki, öyle kızgınım ki...
Sayfa 86·Kitabı okudu

Leyla

@leylaglmsr
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Kitaplar, aptal olduğumuzu bize hatırlatmak için var...
Edebiyat
Devaluing your partner when things become too close is very typical of people with an avoidant attachment style and is used as a way to create emotional distance.
When our partner is unable to meet our basic attachment needs, we experience a chronic sense of disquiet and tension that leaves us more exposed to various ailments. Not only is our emotional well-being sacrificed when we are in a romantic partnership with someone who doesn't provide a secure base, but so is our physical health It seems, then, that our partners powerfully affect our ability to thrive in the world. There is no way around that. Not only do they influence how we feel about ourselves but also the degree to which we believe in ourselves and whether we will attempt to achieve our hopes and dreams. Having a partner who fulfills our hopes and feels comfortable acting intrinsic attachment needs and feels comfortable as a secure base and safe haven can help us remain emotionally and physically healthier and live longer.Having a partner who is inconsistently available or supportive can be a truly demoralising and debilitating experience that can literally stunt our growth and stymie our health.