Christina Wellington

Christina Wellington

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I Am Me, My Circumstances and My Decisions Define Me

Psychology I Am Me, My Circumstances and My Decisions Define Me The title of this article is a nod to the famous quote by the Spanish philosopher Jose Ortega y Gasset. In...

The Risk of Being a Present But Absent Mother or Father

Psychology The Risk of Being a Present But Absent Mother or Father There are parents who, despite being present, are emotionally unavailable. Sheathed in their daily concerns and particular worlds, they do...

Those Who Don't Want to Lose You But Don't Know How to Care For You

Wellness Those Who Don't Want to Lose You But Don't Know How to Care For You There are some people who don't worry about taking care of you, about keeping you in mind, and yet build a...

Self-Harm or The Desire To Hurt Oneself

Psychology Self-Harm or The Desire To Hurt Oneself Self-harm is sometimes the only way a person feels they can deal with problems. They try to express the feelings...

Rosemary Kennedy and Her Sad Story

Culture Rosemary Kennedy and Her Sad Story Sister of Robert, Ted and John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Rosemary Kennedy was the victim of one of the most terrible psychiatric...

Pregnancy: Loving Someone You Don't Know Yet

Wellness Pregnancy: Loving Someone You Don't Know Yet Pregnancy lasts nine months. Where an umbilical cord connects two hearts, two worlds in one where something wonderful happens yet unknown...

The Only Way To Get To The Other Side Is By Changing Your Path

Wellness The Only Way To Get To The Other Side Is By Changing Your Path There is no way to find a path that makes us happy without us beginning to learn how to manage...

The Past Has No Power to Stain Your Present

Psychology The Past Has No Power to Stain Your Present The past does not exist in reality, it only it exists in our minds and in our memories. If we...

Put Your External Chaos in Order to Be Happier

Psychology Put Your External Chaos in Order to Be Happier Have you ever wondered why you one day, for no apparent or conscious reason, you wake up and have the crucial need...

Emotional Pain: The Anguish of Our Brain

Psychology Emotional Pain: The Anguish of Our Brain When facing disappointment, a broken love, betrayal, a lie or the loss of a loved one we feel emotional pain....

Not Only Does Depression Indicate Sadness But Also Irritability

Psychology Not Only Does Depression Indicate Sadness But Also Irritability Not only is sadness continuous and intense, it is rather the hopeless, discouraged, or "in a a well" state of...

The Mind Is What Makes People Free or Slaves

Culture The Mind Is What Makes People Free or Slaves One of the greatest leaders of our time was imprisoned for more than 25 years. However, he was able to...

It Is Always Possible to Trust Again

Psychology It Is Always Possible to Trust Again One could agree that trusting in oneself is more important than trusting others. It may sound harsh and contrary to what...

Shattering Prejudices Each Day: The Best Recipe for Survival

Psychology Shattering Prejudices Each Day: The Best Recipe for Survival Throughout the day, without realizing it, we talk and say things that denote our prejudices towards a person, group of...

The Power of a Hug

Psychology The Power of a Hug Physical contact expressed through hugs is necessary for our individual and social well-being. So, let's hug and be hugged! A definition of hugging We all know what a hug or the...

9 Signs of a Toxic Upbringing

Psychology 9 Signs of a Toxic Upbringing Most parents do their best to give their children a happy and healthy upbringing. Others do what they can and are carried away by the way their own parents raised...

Infidelity: Are We Unfaithful By Nature?

Culture Infidelity: Are We Unfaithful By Nature?Nature knows no faithful animals or ones that commit infidelities. In animals, it's simply a matter of continuation of a...

Routines Suffocate by Imprisoning Us in Our Fears

Wellness Routines Suffocate by Imprisoning Us in Our Fears Routines protect us so much that they can sometimes become a real prison. Establishing them keeps us from making hundreds...

The Victimizing Manipulator

Psychology The Victimizing Manipulator Being, or rather seeming, the eternal victim can have many advantages. The victim, one way or another, is safeguarded from the criticism of others. They also have the compassion and understanding of many,...

The Iceberg Theory and Our Decisions

Culture The Iceberg Theory and Our Decisions Hemingway's Iceberg Theory has been applied throughout history to different areas from literature to human resources, and we present to you...

Culture Anosognosia: The Inability to Realize One's Inabilities In 1895, Von Monakov described the case of a patient who suffered partial blindness following an injury. What stands out about this...