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Does the absence of parents erase our grievances?
The conflicts with parents can be a much more complicated task to process than many people think. Often, wounds and traumas from the past make it difficult to move forward, especially when the parents are no longer with us. In the world of fairy tales, family disputes are easily resolved, but in real life, the situation is far from simple. The question arises: is it possible to forgive our parents, and if so, how can we do this when they are no longer alive? Perhaps the most important thing is how we can become good parents in light of our own experiences. Childhood abuse can take many forms, and it…
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Why do we lean towards denial?
The complexity of social reactions and defense mechanisms has occupied psychologists and sociologists for years. People often struggle to cope with reality, especially when it poses a threat to them. Denial, as a defense mechanism, is a common phenomenon that individuals employ in various situations to avoid stress or anxiety. During public health crises, such as pandemics, this phenomenon becomes particularly pronounced, as accepting reality can often be painful for individuals. Denial can take various forms, whether it involves rejecting real events or minimizing a situation. People tend to ignore scientific facts when they contradict their worldview or identity. Social media and politics further amplify this phenomenon, as the confusion…
