When to cut ties with family members
My family doesn't have this such serious problems
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- Mar 2023
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www.helpguide.org www.helpguide.org
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Practice empathy
I always have this skill it is helpful
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Manage your own stress
I manage my stress pretty well.
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Unresolved family issues
There no much things I can do about
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Try to see the human element in the other person's values.
I usually put my feet in their shoes when considering their situation.
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Identify useful conversations.
I learned it and I always said that they are right, absolutely correct.
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Political and religious differences
We don't have that kind of problem in my family.
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Expect differences.
We can't be always someone that they want us to be
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Focus on their most positive traits.
I can find any positive traits about my harsh and annoying grandma.
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Look for compromise and accept other people's limitations.
Well said
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Know when to be transparent.
Do not want to say exactly why but this does not help to my family
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Family finances
My mom and dad have been always arguing because of this issue, it brings me back to some bad memory.
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midlife depression symptoms.
Indeed and agree.
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there are approaches you can take that can help repair family bonds and improve your relationships with those closest to you.
Is this possible?
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dysfunctional
Interesting word just looked it up.
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www.verywellfamily.com www.verywellfamily.com
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Establish a clear curfew. Make it clear you need to know the details of who your teen will be with, where they will be going, and who will be there. Establish a clear curfew as well. Your child may rail against these rules but may also feel comforted by them—not that they will tell you that.
For me this is acceptable and it is a compromise.
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After all, if something does go awry, you'll want them to know that you're always in their corner.
I wanna cry
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remember that this is a normal, healthy, and necessary part of any young adult's emotional development.
As long as it is a healthy and educational relationship
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Love your child no matter what.
Couldn't be more agree!
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If you overhear your teen saying mean comments or using manipulative tactics, speak up. Similarly, if your teen is on the receiving end of unhealthy behavior, it's important to step in and help out.10
This really matters it is not intervene in this case
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Talk about what to do if a date behaves disrespectfully or engages in abusive or controlling behavior.
I would never ever gonna do that.
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They may make mistakes and/or get hurt but ideally, they will also learn from those experiences.
I wish I had this kind of experiences but I never get a chance :)
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Real-life dating doesn't mimic a teen Netflix or Disney movie—or porn and it is important that your teen understands that.
Porn is fake :)
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Kids will need to put themselves out there by expressing romantic interest in someone else, risking rejection, figuring out how to be a dating partner, and what exactly that means.
The most heart-pounding moment！
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being manipulated
That's scary!!!
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kids don't even need to leave their bedrooms to "hang out."
I really don't feel that way I want to see her in person
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normal and healthy during adolescence.
I'm an adolescent
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dating helps teens build social skills and grow emotionally.
Well said (clap clap!)
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- Nov 2022
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news.uchicago.edu news.uchicago.edu
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“In some cases you might prefer a stronger emotional engagement, in some you might not.”
We can use this technique in our real life so that it may be easier to convince others
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For example, instead of killing a man to save five people from death, they might be asked if they would kill him to save five people from minor injuries. The taboo act of killing the man is the same, but the consequences vary.
Using different approaches to answering questions does affect the outcome of the answer
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‘Is it the head or the heart?’ It seems that the foreign language gets to the heart.”
What does this mean.
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“Your native language is acquired from your family, from your friends, from television,” Hayakawa said. “It becomes infused with all these emotions.”
Indeed our mother tongue grows with us, and all feelings are related to it
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English just didn’t have the visceral resonance for him as his native Hebrew. It wasn’t as intimately connected to emotion, a feeling shared by many bilingual people and corroborated by numerous lab studies.
As a bilingual person, I don't really agree with him
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We discovered that people using a foreign language were not any more concerned with maximizing the greater good
Does it mean that people will maximize the benefits of their decisions? Or will people become more rational.
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Speaking a foreign language slows you down and requires that you concentrate to understand.
It is true that when we think about how to use a foreign language, it is difficult for us to bring our emotions into it.
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emotional distance and that allowed them to take the more utilitarian action.
interesting discover.
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o breaking an ingrained taboo, an increase in deliberation thought to be associated with a utilitarian sense of maximizing the greater good or some combination of the two.
complicating
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Psychologists at the University of Chicago found in past research that people facing such a dilemma while communicating in a foreign language are far more willing to sacrifice the bystander than those using their native tongue.
Interesting
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Since nobody’s perfect, your translator is likely to make mistakes at times, like giving you faulty translations or accidently altering the final message in minor ways
Couldn't agree more with the point here that people are not perfect and we all make mistakes, even machines.
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Such errors can be very costly, especially if you rely on the translation to make serious decisions.
This is an inevitable condition
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leading to varied interpretations and inconsistencies
This can make things even more complicated
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While this enables you to reach a much broader customer base, it lowers the level of accuracy and can easily distort the true meaning of your message.
Very difficult to do a perfect translation
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without altering the meaning, or forgetting the small details.
very stricted
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by allowing them to speak to a particular target audience in their own dialect.
Using the native language of another person or client to persuade them will have a higher success rate than using a foreign language.
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speak and translate from one language to another fluently, and with ease.
I want to be like them.
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targeting a new section of the global marketplace for expansion
Language allows people to bring markets to the world
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It bridges the gaps created by geographical, religious, cultural, and educational differences found all around the world.
Because of the language, we were able to share many things, our own culture and beliefs, etc., allowing us to learn from each other.
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