The term "emotional withdrawal" refers to the process of removing oneself from an emotional situation or relationship that is causing distress or harm. This can be done for various reasons, such as...
How do service members adapt to missing significant life events, holidays, or personal milestones due to deployment?
Service members miss out on important family events, celebrations, and...
The article is about how individuals navigate conflicting emotional cues that arise during reunions after long separations. These reuniting events are often accompanied by intense emotions such as...
Most people have been in situations where they have had to forgive their partner for betraying them. This is often difficult to do, but it can be especially challenging if there has been cheating...
The phenomenon of lacking closure is pervasive among people of all ages, but it can be especially challenging for young hearts because they are still developing their emotional intelligence. Closure...
Adolescence is a critical stage of life characterized by physical, psychological, and social changes that shape an individual's identity. Adolescent development involves the formation of new...
The topic "Can liminality be an ethical state—an ongoing practice of becoming that resists closure?" is about whether it is possible to live in a state of being between stages or states of existence...
Forgiveness is a process whereby an individual recognizes that someone has wronged them, accepts responsibility for their actions, expresses sorrow for hurting the victim and seeks reconciliation. It...
There has been much discussion about how to handle cases of sexual misconduct, including rape and harassment. Some argue that forgiveness can be a powerful tool to promote healing and...
Forgiveness is often seen as an act of mercy or compassion towards another person who has wronged you. It involves accepting that what happened was not right and moving forward from it in a way that...