The question of whether or not there is an ethical limit to emotional dependency has been debated for centuries. On one hand, it could be argued that extreme levels of emotional dependence could lead...
The act of emotional dependency is an important part of human relationships. It involves relying on another person for emotional support, comfort, and validation. This type of dependence can be seen...
How does internalized stigma affect ethical and moral decision-making among LGBT individuals in intimate and professional relationships?
Internalized stigma is the process whereby individuals...
Is attachment an ethical act or an unavoidable existential condition?
Attachment is a deeply personal experience that can be both ethical and unavoidable. It depends entirely on the situation and...
"In today's society, there is an increasing emphasis placed on identity being fluid, performative, and marketable. This means that individuals are encouraged to present themselves in different ways...
Emotional codependency can arise when individuals are frequently subject to situations that require them to seek approval from others for their actions and behaviors. This pattern often stems from...
In order to understand the implications of parental rejection on adult romantic relationships, it is essential to define what parental rejection means. Parental rejection refers to the emotional...
The term "erotic dependence" refers to an emotional state where one person relies heavily on another for their physical and/or emotional needs, and becomes anxious and stressed when they are...
In today's world, many people find themselves seeking out intimate connections with others to fulfill their emotional needs.
This quest for closeness can lead to psychological risks if they...
Adult Attachment Wounds Manifest As Patterns Of Erotic Dependence Or Avoidance
Adult attachment wounds are the psychological scars left behind from childhood experiences that have shaped how we...