Simple rules of life

in writing •  7 years ago 

Often a person catches himself on the fact that he is experiencing inner mental stress. Outwardly, nothing happens that could provoke it, but, nevertheless, it appears. Of course, this can be a consequence of hormonal problems and then a doctor should deal with this. 

But very often inner tension is something like a bad habit. Often this habit we ourselves have developed in childhood, although not without the influence of adults. We were given an example of internal tension and we ourselves saw that the internal tension was once profitable for us. Sometimes the internal tension really helped us to get ready. Sometimes our calm relaxation annoyed adults, while the concentration and tension - pleased.

The tension can be explicit and hidden, to keep steadily or roll up waves, to live without facial expressions or to have a clearly expressed form of aggression. In any case, this is something that is worth watching, knowing and controlling.

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Neuroplasticity, we wear in routes in our synoptic network, like rabbit runs. The neuron flashes will follow the well-worn path of the dysfunctional habits that might have been ingenious coping mechanisms as children/young adults.

Great works, I wish you success

So this tension could be useful in childhood but flips completely in adulthood?

That's good advice and since I think I also have this problem to some extent, I'll try to watch it more.