Being single: a punishment or a blessing?
If you are the type of person that misses having a partner when you’re single but then when you’re in a relationship, you feel that you’d be more comfortable alone… then you must feel confused by all of this. If we take a look back and review what the perspective of being single has been over time, […]
6 ways to detect an ambivalent attachment style in your partner
As we have already discussed in other blog posts, the attachment styles that we establish with our partners are intrinsically linked to the relationships we had with our main caregivers when we were young. Today, we will learn more about the insecure or insecure-ambivalent attachment style in relationships. Many psychologists regard the insecure-ambivalent attachment style […]
The drama triangle: where do you fit in?
There is no doubt about it: human relationships are complex. However, have you ever thought about them using the form of a triangle? Well, psychologist Stephen Karpman thought of this geometric form when he proposed his model to better understand how we relate to other human beings and how they relate to us. This idea […]
All Saints: remembering our own way
Tomorrow is the day of All Saints and the 2nd of November is remembered for All the Faithful Dead. For various reasons, November is a month that starts connecting us with death. In other words, many people live these days with a special connection to their grief. After the loss of something or someone significant, […]
Cohabitation: more than sharing a space
Sharing a living space can be a great experience whether it be with family, roommates, or a romantic partner. Challenges are inevitable, regardless of how ideal your living situation seems at first. You’ll most likely encounter new behaviors, schedules, and comfort zones when sharing a living space. How are you supposed to choose which differences to […]
