Situations in life tend to carve one’s
thoughts, beliefs and moreover a person’s personality. According to many
psychologists, the age from birth to 7 years is the time, which builds a large
part of one’s unconscious mind that further creates the personality. Hence, if
a person has phobia, 80 per cent chances are that it was developed during the
above-mentioned time due to an incident. There is one issue, which not many
notice, but happens among us a lot.
In households, where domestic violence occurs
quite regularly, the children are affected adversely, especially mentally. They
having seen the things often, get so used to not speaking to many as there is
always a threat in their minds, first that their home condition is not revealed
to anyone as it might result in getting beaten too. Second by staying dumb at
home while watching all this, it shuts their mouth so bad as they are unable to
think about anything else other than their parents. They stop being involved in
the world activities at an early stage, which ultimately makes them not up to
date and this further affects on their relationships especially friendship as
not many make friends who know nothing.
Home is our very first institution where we
see, observe, learn and further apply the knowledge in the institutions we are
tend to enter in future. If the roots are not strong, there is a probability
that the rest of the tree would be able to stand for long. Hence, it is
imperative that nurturing shall be seen and dealt with a lot of attention and
sensitiveness.
Many of us might have noticed certain
people who do not get into discussions in class or shout out loud a lot or come
to someone and ask something. There is a 60 per cent chance that he or she
might have witnessed such an incident. It is essential here, that we take a
step towards them, stop thinking about the intellectual perspective, as on
other terms the other being more experienced about life situations might be
more intellectual than you as he knows certain truths of life and has
courageously lived through the struggled life.
By Anvi Sood
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