By Ann: This complex disorder or syndrome refers to women’s fear of being independent and wanting to be taken care of which has been named after the fairy tale story of Cinderella. Women were often taught from a young age that they should get married and have children and not work. Times have changed a read more…
By Ann: This describes when women act like mothers with their partners or people close to them. They like to be caregivers and are overprotective, pleasing everyone which stems from fear of abandonment and rejection. Doing everything for everyone in her family and always making excuses for any wrongdoing by her partner or children. They read more…
By Ann: This refers to someone who doesn’t want to grow up and is emotionally stunted and stuck in a childhood mentality and unable to accept adult responsibilities. Usually referring to men who never grow up, but it can refer to women also. They find it hard to communicate their feelings and act aloof and read more…
By Ann: How do you make it work? That is the question. Some people like the distance because it keeps them safe. Some like not being completely available or even the other person not completely available. It seems great at first and they like the thrill and like being in love with the thought of read more…
By Ann: When we love, we invest our feelings and our whole being and are willing to be there for the other person. Whether it is a partner, spouse, child, an animal or even us, we pay a price by giving of ourselves unselfishly to keep this person safe and happy. Love is being committed, read more…
By Ann: Do plants communicate with humans? What do we have in common with plants? Scientists have been studying plants for decades to answer these questions. Plants don’t have nerve cells but can release electric signals and respond to their environment and weather around them and can be affected and show signs of distress or read more…
By Ann: As a young woman, I felt I fitted in with fashion and styles of society, but as I grew older and had children, that all changed. As I grew older, I felt like I had started to slip slowly into invisibility. My kids became teenagers then adults and became their own person, and read more…
By Ann: First, stop trying to be happy. You can’t buy happiness and you can’t achieve happiness. Pleasure is not happiness. Pleasure and money are a false god. They are superficial and materialistic, and this does not result in true happiness. People today have grown up being told they are special and unique, and Facebook read more…
By Ann: Merry Christmas everyone! I ask the Angels to look after you all. We have all been through some rough years. For those who are alone at Christmas or grieving over a lost loved one. I understand how you feel, you need to walk in another person’s shoes to understand the emotion. I am read more…
By Ann: Mirroring is when a person may unconsciously imitate a gesture, speech pattern, or attitude of another or by copying non-verbal behavior. This starts from infancy by gaining a stronger connection with the individual. This is mimicking, like “Monkey see, monkey do”. The most common form of positive mirroring is yawning, which causes others read more…
