关于爱情的最佳建议
Friends are great for hashing out relationship woes and frustrations. For the more personal things, you might want to turn to a book - but who has the time to read through every relationship self-help book out there? Thankfully, Blinkist - an app where you can download and read books in 15 minutes or less - has come up with a list of the most popular pieces of advice from the top relationship books in the US and UK. 'He Comes Next' "You can start by making sure you truly hug and embrace each other at least three times a day. Make it your daily ritual to hug in the morning before heading off to work, when you're both home after work and before going to sleep. And these shouldn't be quick and polite hugs. You should embrace until you feel the warm sensation that comes with making an emotional connection." 'Dirty Minds' "In 2008, scientists at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden looked at the genes of hundreds of individuals in committed relationships. The results showed that individuals with a variation of AVPR1A, the gene that controls vasopressin, were more likely to be unhappy in their relationships." 'Come as You Are' "A good way to release this tension is through exercise, but sleep also works well, as do giving and receiving affection, relaxing, crying and even screaming." 'The All-or-Nothing Marriage' "It's important to always nurture your own individual identity by tending to personal goals and friendships." 'How Emotions Are Made' "This 'autopilot' system is called interoception. It's the way the brain keeps your body - with its hormones, immune system, and nervous system - running smoothly. It's managing an ongoing and predictive system so that you don't have to be conscious of what's going on at all times." 'Emotional Agility' "One psychological exercise you might like to try is writing a letter to your future self. Can you imagine who you'll be then, and what you would like to say to that person now? Writing will help you articulate what matters most to you." |