As much as we’d like to show that we don’t care about what others think about us, we do. Some people are so pre-occupied about what others might think about them, they seldom take part in things they like. Whether it’s the feeling of embarrassment, or being a hot topic for somebody’s laugh, this only holds us back from what we want.
Emotion is very strong and immense feeling that is derived from a individuals’ mood. In this age of socialization, it is not difficult to search for friendship and love but one must be careful about choosing them. We should not trust everyone, as distrustful person might lead to disruptive emotional condition unless you understand how to be emotionally strong and deal with these situations. Let’s look into how a person can be an emotionally strong people.
The term, psychopath is widely misunderstood. The first picture we get in our mind when we think of a psychopath is of a violent serial killer has been on the influence of movies. Movie personas like Hannibal Lector, Dexter and American psycho are psychopaths no doubt. But, the general misconceptions that psychopaths are serial killers are entirely false.
Emotionally strong person can be labeled to someone who is good at handling the day to day stress, and isn’t discouraged by the constant setbacks in life. Someone who is emotionally strong will just bounce right back after each failure and prepare himself/herself to take on some more challenges. More often than not, emotionally strong persons can keep difficult situation to themselves and aren’t bothered about sharing their problems with anyone else.
New Year officially signals the beginning of new legends. It’s bound to start with a bash. And where there is a party, you are bound to meet all kinds of folks, weird folks, not-so-weird folks – who are so un-weird they in fact seem weird.
Do you know someone who constantly drags you down? Aren’t you tired of the people who belittle you no matter what you do? They are the people who like to push your buttons, causing you distress.
Who am I? – the question that most of the children ask themselves after they start to understand and retrieve this materialistic world. There also arises the questions of how did I come here? and Where was I when I was not born in this world? This deep curiosity starts to fade when the ego starts becoming stronger.
Loving the free time you have during the first two or three months of your gap year is quite easy until you reach a period where you have plenty of time and no work in hand. If you are thinking of spending the next 9 to 10 months sitting on a couch, with a remote in hand and getting bored to death, that is just fine.
Does an interesting conversation with friends or colleagues or even strangers make you feel lively? Do you feel like you need to talk it out with people when something has been bothering your mind? Well, these are two of the most obvious characteristic traits of an extrovert. Extroverts are the talkative bunch in a group of friends, the social butterflies, the life of the party and the ones who always have something to say.
Don’t you wish you could be a social butterfly? Or at least, be someone who doesn’t stumble with words and panic whenever someone strikes up a conversation with you. You wouldn’t be reading this article if you didn’t. You feel uncomfortable and nervous in social situations because you tend to, absentmindedly, do or say something inappropriate that makes you look like someone who missed Social Skills 101.