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When we accept our child's temperament as a fact of life, it becomes much easier to understand and deal with their behavior.

Healing comes through repetition.

An endless circle on the eating disorders carousel: Peach mocks Annika's body, Annika sticks her Peach forms in her face. But when the defense falls - [Annika] is on the verge of hysteria.

glad. Now you have to look for a new option ...

- Well, how is that? I will eat everything, yell at others for no reason and assume that I am the only one enduring such torment.

Self-control is the ability of a person, based on appropriate knowledge and a sense of responsibility, to manage thoughts, allowing you to control emotions, actions and behavior.

I cannot influence the behavior of others, but I can control myself.

Well, if these are serious politicians, then they probably need to get additional education - both in the history of Russia and in international law in general.

When you are young, others think you don’t know anything.

We are all different, but we expect the same behavior from each other.

In very many cases, people's behavior seems ridiculous only because the reasons for it, quite reasonable and solid, are hidden from others.

There are people whose all virtues are based on the ability to speak appropriately and do stupid things; if they changed their behavior, everything would be ruined.

Frankly, I am very receptive to the word. The word for me is the beginning, it is the end of everything. Speech turns are like a litmus test that works flawlessly. I can, by the expression that a person used, determine whether he is mine or not. It doesn't matter to me what a person wears, it matters to me what he "carries". Back in school, I was instilled with the idea that the level of culture directly depends on the culture of speech. This is a difficult philosophical question, what comes first - a word or a thought. There is a very fine line here, but it is not for nothing that it is said: "In the beginning there was the Word ..." And the culture of speech, as Joseph Brodsky correctly noted, is what distinguishes people from the animal world. Thinking about WHAT we say and HOW will in many ways change our behavior and actions.

"We are social beings who cannot completely ignore someone else's opinion of us." Of course, this behavior has evolved in the process of evolution. During the Paleolithic, it was necessary to maintain its status among other members of the tribe, as survival depended on it. In the twenty-first century, technology has used this ancient need to create lucrative behavioral dependencies. Let's take a look at the social media response button, which is closely related to the issue of recognition. If a lot of people click on the heart icon under your Instagram photo, you'll feel like you've hit your tribe, something that each of us instinctively craves. Of course, the flip side of this evolutionary factor is anxiety that occurs in the absence of a positive reaction. For the Paleolithic brain, this is a serious problem - and thus you get into the habit of constantly checking "important" information on the phone.

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Perhaps for the same reason I am in the business of putting up citations on this site.
If the owners of the site eliminate the "like" button, the audience will decrease. Unambiguously