It’s not all cuteness and fur. They love us on our good and bad days. They remind us we’re lovable when we feel like we’re not enough. They help us stay present and soothe our worries and anxiety. My beloved bunny got me through several years of struggle. I’m sad and shocked that he’s gone. But I’m also grateful we were able to have him as long as we did.
If you’ve recently lost a pet, I hope you’ll find this article, this one and this one comforting to you.
If you’re struggling with a human relationship, our top posts this week will tell you if it’s time to end a relationship and how to cope with someone who is a narcissist. You’ll also discover whether you’re really experiencing an anxiety attack and if your childhood (even if it was a good one) is having a painful affect on you.
12 Signs You Are Falling Out of Love with Your Partner
(Relationship Corner) – Do you feel love or comfort for your partner? These will tell you if your relationship is coming to an end.
Is It Stress Or An Anxiety Attack?
(One Sober Life) – Everyone experiences stress these days. But if you’re experiencing these physical symptoms, you could be having an anxiety attack.
Techniques for Coping with Narcissists (Pt 1)
(Narcissism Meets Normalcy) – If you can’t avoid a narcissist, there are still things you can do to keep your sanity. Try these coping techniques.
Can a GOOD Childhood Lead to Depression?
(Relationships in Balance) – Not all problems stem from a bad childhood. In fact, a good childhood can trigger depression.
The Paradox of the Workaholic’s Child
(Childhood Emotional Neglect) – Did having workaholic parents affect you? Here are the painful messages you received and how to heal from it.
from World of Psychology http://psychcentral.com/blog/archives/2016/08/19/best-of-our-blogs-august-19-2016/
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