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Loves me, likes me, respects me: love has many faces, and perhaps it's the unassuming second line of that daisy rhyme that holds the key to lasting happiness. By Olga Drenda "The most important thing is to like each other" — this recipe for a successful life
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Prof. Dariusz Doliński, social psychologist: We expect other people to treat our perspective as central, the way our therapist does. We want to be understood and heard, not to understand and hear others. By Ewa Pągowska and Dariusz Doliński Ewa Pągowska: A Polish travel company recently described on LinkedIn how
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Agata Sikora, essayist: Millennials were promised a world without major conflicts — all they had to do was get on with their lives. The price of this peace of mind was to be withdrawal from public life and the belief that only the private sphere matters. By Monika Ochędowska and Agata
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Vigilance and scepticism are necessary — they protect against manipulation. But when they become our default response to the world, we lose our sense of security. What can be done about it? By Cveta Dimitrova A woman wakes up on a conference table. We don't know who she is,
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A diagnosis of mental illness means the whole family must face change. What difficulties and emotions do the loved ones of a mentally ill person encounter? And how can they help, while also remembering their own wellbeing? By Anna Goc "My name is Hania, and this is my story.
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Her faith was probably a bit like smoking: she'd have just one cigarette in the evening, standing under the awning and savoring that moment of relaxation before sleep — which I'm not sure ever actually came. By Bartosz Sadulski Two things leave me no peace and never