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People With Low Emotional Availability Usually Say 9 Phrases In Casual Conversation (opens the original)
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Emotional availability is when someone has the capacity to be open and responsive to not only their own emotions, but the feelings of others. But when someone lacks that empathy and vulnerability, they're often very distant. They aren't interested in connecting with others on a deeper level, and may even use certain phrases when people are trying to be social towards them. Humans are complex creatures that sometimes let our emotions take over. During a chaotic or heated situation, an emotionally
Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X & Boomers Have Completely Different Ideas Of What Boundaries Actually Are (opens the original)
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Boundaries are integral to healthy relationships, but each generation, from Gen Z to boomers, has different ideas of what boundaries actually are. That's part of why these different cohorts have such a hard time communicating with each other. From what it means to set boundaries to actually respecting them, there are distinct differences in how each generation maintains these safeguards in relationships. This shouldn't be a surprise, given how each generation has carved out its own parameters fo
People With Zero Boundaries Complain About 6 Things Almost Constantly (opens the original)
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People who don't have any boundaries are often known as the people-pleasers of the world. They struggle to set and maintain boundaries with just about everyone, and as a result, they complain about specific problems they're more likely to have than people who are able to be more assertive. While it's understandable to struggle with enforcing boundaries at times, it's a vital skill to practice for the sake of your own well-being. These complaints can feel mind-numbing after a while to both the pe
You Can Usually Tell How Emotionally Intelligent Someone Is By How They Act When They Get Jealous (opens the original)
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Envy is often seen as a terrible trait, one that makes people act petty and bratty. But a new study sheds light on an aspect that often goes overlooked: the fact that how we deal with envy actually changes how it affects us. According to the study, there's actually a lot that you can tell about a person's emotional intelligence based on how they deal with envy, and whether or not they will let it turn into full-blown jealousy. For some, envy can be motivating. But for others, it can start a seri
The More Self-Aware A Person Becomes, The Less They Usually Tolerate 6 Things (opens the original)
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Being self-aware means being in touch with your emotions. And when people become more self-aware, they're able to recognize how they feel in the moment. Because of that shift, they understand what they will and won't tolerate anymore. It may sound selfish, but it's just them adding value to their lives. People who are becoming more self-aware aren't going to tolerate folks who are severely lacking in it. They've put in the work to be more mindful, so when they see others turning a blind eye to t
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