eDishaa I - II Note...

Loving a person is not forced it is natural by choice Never make the mistake of forcing a person to love you just because you love them and you want them to love you in return If you do this you will continue to beg and force them to do whatever you want in the relationship If it's clear someone doesn't like you let them go don't pressure them Stop asking people to speak for...

REPAIR MARITAL DISCORD THROUGH PROFESSIONAL COUNSELLINGBrief Background Marital Breakdown Marital breakdown is a common occurrence in which a married couple's relationship deteriorates to the point that they are unable to repair it The process has numerous stages and each person progresses through them at a different pace It's a multi-step process that involves psychology personal finance and in some cases religion It is a violation of domestic expectations that frequently leads to divorce or the...

Introduction Narcissism a term rooted in Greek mythology has found its way into modern psychology to describe a complex personality trait that can profoundly affect relationships At its core narcissism involves an excessive preoccupation with oneself often accompanied by a lack of empathy for others This trait exists on a spectrum ranging from healthy self-esteem to pathological narcissism When narcissistic traits become pronounced they can lead to challenges in personal connections making it crucial to...

Feeling responsible for only one parent s feelings Constant forced distance and conflict with the other parent Harmful concealed guilt due to self-alienation from other parent Age inappropriate spouse-like responsibilities Loss of quality childhood teenage life Difficulty making and sustaining friendships Isolation from other friends Feelings of guilt unworthiness Anxiety Depression Poor self-esteem in adult life Poor performance on profession society Poor social decisions and Perfectionism Maladaptive marital life and high rate of broken marriages...