The phenomenon of dependency is often described as an emotional state of being reliant upon another person or entity, where one's needs are fulfilled through their connection to them. This can take...
How does the moral demand for recognition risk re-inscribing dependence on the very systems it resists?
When considering the concept of recognition in social and political contexts, it is crucial...
Emotional coercion can be understood as psychological manipulation to achieve compliance without physical force or verbal threats. It can take many forms, including guilt tripping, gaslighting,...
Love is often considered to be one of the most powerful emotions that humans can experience. It has been explored and written about in countless books, poems, songs, movies, plays, and works of art...
How does envisioning a partner who persistently maintains initiative relate to deeper psychological patterns around leadership and dependency?
Leadership refers to the ability to influence and...
How does dependency mask deeper fears of invisibility, loneliness, and rejection? Dependency is a concept that refers to the state of being dependent on another person for emotional support, physical...
Emotional insecurities are feelings of self-doubt, anxiety, and uncertainty that can affect various aspects of life, including personal relationships. In romantic relationships, they can have...
Sex is often seen as a way for people to express their feelings and connect with others.
Some individuals may use it as a means to avoid dealing with difficult emotions or conflicts. This can lead...
The manipulator is someone who tries to control another person's behavior for their own benefit. They may do this through a variety of tactics, such as guilt trips, gaslighting, or even physical or...
Queer philosophy is a term that describes philosophical approaches that challenge traditional morality and ethics surrounding gender, sexuality, and interpersonal relations. It posits that these are...