I bet you think you’re a weak person. You suffer from an illness and feel your vulnerability if not daily, moment by moment. You can’t just shrug off a look, disappointment or bad news the way a friend can. This makes you feel super sensitive, temperamental or even weak.
It makes sense to think this way. And yet, those who struggle are amongst the strongest warriors in the world. Think about war veterans. Think about the neighbor’s daughter who is physically ill, but emotionally strong. Think about how much you’ve overcome.
Wearing your heart on your sleeves may seem like a sign of weakness. But it’s what makes you emotionally strong. It’s your resilience that pushes you to persevere through all the oodles of challenges you face every day.
As we begin this week, you’ll read what really defines weakness and emotional strength. It just may surprise you.
10 Signs of a Passive-Aggressive Person
(The Exhausted Woman) – If you wonder why he or she is ruffling your feathers, this could be the reason.
Why Emotional Growth is Scary: 3 Ways To Defeat Your Fear Of Change
(Childhood Emotional Neglect) – As you change, other people around you will react. Here’s how to cope so you can stay the course.
My Husband, His Porn and How I Cope
(Full Heart, Empty Arms) – This woman’s perception on her husband’s use of pornography may change your own views.
Abusers’ Favorite Poem To Shackle and Shame Their Victims
(Narcissism Meets Normalcy) – When a narcissist attacks, havoc ensues. This one just happens to come with poetry.
Dear Mom- 3 Reasons I’m Avoiding Your Calls
(The Good Daughter Syndrome) – It’s the thing you wish you could tell your mother especially if she is narcissistic, borderline histrionic or addicted.
from World of Psychology https://psychcentral.com/blog/best-of-our-blogs-march-20-2018/
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