Growth
The Five Stages of Grief The end of a love affair catapults us into the grieving process, traditionally defined by five stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Recognizing these stages can provide a roadmap for navigating the tumultuous emotions that follow a breakup. Emotional Turbulence and Healing Grieving the loss of a relationship is … 더 읽기
Confucian Influence on Familial Bonds In Korea, the traditional Confucian principles have long influenced the societal structure, emphasizing the significance of family and the respect for elders. This hierarchical yet harmonious arrangement fosters a sense of unconditional love within family units, where respect and care flow naturally, irrespective of individual achievements or failures. Community Cohesion … 더 읽기
Understanding Trust in Korean Culture In Korea, trust (신뢰) is considered the cornerstone of all relationships, whether they are between friends, family members, colleagues, or romantic partners. The concept of “Jeong” (정), a unique Korean term that loosely translates to a deep-seated affection and emotional bond, underscores the importance of trust in forming meaningful connections. … 더 읽기
