Someone once said, “Men marry women thinking they will stay the same for the rest of their lives, and women marry men thinking they will change them. They both end up disappointed.” (Kenneth Hagin) Unrealistic expectations are very common and cause a series of frustrations in couples, as well as in nuclear and extended families. […]
Emotional distress can have incalculable consequences. This fundamental quest for love manifests in life through a frantic pursuit of other emotional sources. These emotional deficiencies lead to compensatory or, more accurately, substitution mechanisms. We will outline these consequences in general terms, but also provide a differentiation of the crisis according to gender: An Emotional Illusion […]
When it comes to handling disagreements, men tend to keep their problems to themselves, believing that exposing an obstacle is a sign of weakness. They want to show that they are capable of solving problems on their own, portraying the image of a strong man. Asking for help is usually a last resort, and humbling […]
God is love. In creating the world and mankind, He wanted to extend to all humans the happiness He enjoyed in His relationship with His Son before the foundation of the world. It is therefore important to create an environment where the happiness received from God can be extended to other members of the household. […]
Based on our cultural and genetic heritage, personal experiences, and both academic and extracurricular learning, we develop eight different forms of intelligence in which we may be more or less proficient. We all possess these forms of intelligence, and although some may be dominant, they all operate simultaneously. In 1983, Howard Gardner described the eight […]
A young girl must learn how to manage a home. It may seem trivial, but daily life reveals much. Learning to keep a house clean, manage supplies, and even ensure the smooth running of the household is essential. It’s true that some families have domestic helpers (the virtuous woman mentioned in the Holy Book in […]
There is no longer any doubt about the truth of the assertion that “woman is the mother of humanity.” Being a mother is a heavy responsibility. This role is not limited to giving birth but also involves nurturing and caring. In other words, a woman plays a significant role in the education within society, which […]
Early Puberty: Physical fatigue, the beginning of personality exploration, first crushes, changes in lifestyle, entering middle school, having many friends, first outings and parties without parents, questions and concerns about personal inclinations. They begin to challenge pedagogy and question the reference systems (both parental and educational). The Characteristics of the Adolescent Completion of Skeletal Ossification: […]
Waking up early is a habit of winners. I was personally challenged by a young woman—married, with a professional career and three young children. In a training group on WhatsApp, she shared with us that she wakes up every morning at 4 a.m. She starts her day with dynamic moments of communion with God to […]
Character is defined by the LAROUSSE dictionary as the set of consistent emotional dispositions through which an individual reacts to their environment and which make up their personality. It is the way a person typically responds in a given situation. A young woman should strive to be someone pleasant to live with, someone who respects […]
