Step 1: Identifying Relational Boundaries
Relationship boundaries are guidelines that outline what is acceptable behavior and communication between individuals within a relationship. They help...
When we are in a situation that threatens our safety, our bodies go into survival mode. We may feel fear, anxiety, or stress, which can lead to physiological responses such as rapid heartbeat,...
In wartime, people are forced to come together under extreme conditions that require them to put aside their differences and work towards a common goal. This can lead to an acceleration of relational...
Deployments and separations are common occurrences for military couples. They can have an effect on how couples relate to each other when they reunite after a separation. Some studies suggest that...
The power dynamic between peers and subordinates is an important aspect of any military organization. In this context, "peer" refers to someone who holds equal rank, while "subordinate" refers to...
The hierarchical structure of military organizations imposes significant pressure on individuals, which can influence their romantic involvements and make them more vulnerable to emotional attachment...
How does prolonged exposure to high-stress environments shape attachment and dependency perceptions?
The human brain is designed to prioritize survival and safety above all else. This means that...
The difference between emotional desire and emotional dependency is often difficult to identify, but it can be done through careful observation and analysis. Emotional desire refers to the strong...
Intimacy is an important aspect of human interactions that can help people to manage their emotions. When individuals rely heavily on intimate connections with others, they may experience significant...
Emotions play an important role in developing interpersonal relationships between people. When we feel that someone is being emotionally responsive towards us, it can foster feelings of trust and...