May 12, 2025 - 03:48
Mother’s Day is often portrayed as a joyful celebration, but for many, it can evoke a whirlwind of emotions that range from happiness to loneliness and exhaustion. While the day is meant to honor mothers and their sacrifices, it can also bring about feelings of inadequacy, grief, or longing, especially for those who have lost their mothers or are struggling with their own motherhood journey.
For new mothers, the day can be a mix of joy and fatigue, as they navigate the challenges of caring for a newborn while trying to enjoy the special recognition. For those who have faced infertility or loss, Mother’s Day can serve as a painful reminder of what they long for but have not yet achieved.
Even those who cherish their role as mothers may find themselves overwhelmed by societal expectations to celebrate in a certain way. Ultimately, Mother’s Day is a complex tapestry of emotions, reflecting the diverse experiences and realities of motherhood. Embracing this complexity can lead to a more genuine appreciation of the day, allowing individuals to honor their unique journeys.
May 31, 2025 - 02:31
The Psychology Behind Bosses Who Yell at EmployeesBosses who yell at their employees may gain `a temporary sense of fulfillment,` researchers found in a new study. This behavior, often perceived as a display of power or authority, can stem from...
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Exploring the Link Between Parental Rejection and Anxiety in AdolescentsA recent study aims to deepen our understanding of the relationship between parental rejection and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) in early adolescents. The research focuses on how both maternal...
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The Deeper Meaning Behind Selfies: Insights into PersonalitySelfies have become an integral part of modern life, serving as more than just a means to capture moments. They fulfill a fundamental human need for self-preservation and expression. When...
May 29, 2025 - 01:37
Seton Hall University Psychology Faculty Develop Innovative Global Model for Undergraduate EducationSeton Hall University psychology faculty, Professors Susan Nolan and Fanli Jia, along with an international team of collaborators, have achieved a trailblazing accomplishment. They have...