#interpersonal-relationships

#interpersonal-relationships

Being humans, we do not exist in isolation from the outward world that encompasses other humans, flora, and fauna, for which we need social interactions with others in our surroundings. In fact, we are called "social animals" for whom social interactions are of utmost importance for maintaining our mental fitness and staying psychologically fit, present, stable, and valued.

Passive aggression is a subtle, cloaked, or covert means of expressing anger. It is rooted in anger and plays out in virtually every area of life.

Gary Chapman created the love languages model to address romantic partners' miscommunication in expressing love, leading to insights in relational dynamics.

You state that you suspect that some of your family members are aware of your sexual orientation. You have the right to invite anyone you wish to your social gatherings, but having done so, you shouldn't attempt to censor who they are.

You are not obligated to invite this couple to your wedding. Write them a sweet note explaining that you are sorry you won't be able to attend because you will be on your honeymoon at that time.

Responding positively to compliments not only improves self-esteem but also enhances the social connection between the individuals involved, fostering a more rewarding interaction overall.

When a person's self-concept is impaired, the 'self' is always vulnerable. Moreover, those with a vulnerable self-concept may misperceive the actions of others and attribute malicious intent where none exists.

The name Weeb made me feel loved. My foster father gave me the nickname Weeb around 1995 because I have very thick, dark hair and I was in my gawky teens.

Amal Clooney stated guests at her home must surrender their phones to maintain privacy. She emphasizes the importance of meaningful interactions without digital interruptions, especially as parents.

Don't call someone more than twice continuously. If they don't pick up, presume they have something important to attend to.

You're likely to form lasting impressions within seconds of meeting someone, with initial beliefs strongly influencing your ongoing perceptions, leading to an anchoring effect.