The emotional experiences of our youth subtly influence our interactions and perceptions in middle age. Discover how these invisible brands shape our relationships and our view of the world.
The challenge of putting words to what we feel
During childhood, the ability to identify and share one's emotions is built thanks to the attention of parents. When this support is lacking, some develop a real strategy of emotional avoidance. The fear of appearing weak causes them to hide their feelings behind a wall of silence or outbursts of anger. Expressing vulnerability then becomes an insurmountable obstacle.
