US EditionWhat Is the Hidden Meaning of Reaching the Age of 60 without Close Friendships According to Psychology?
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Modern psychology has begun to place a special focus on the structure of social bonds during maturity. Reaching the sixth decade of life without a circle of intimate friendships is not an isolated fact, but a phenomenon that often hides deep meanings about a person’s trajectory and emotional health. Understanding the “hidden meaning” behind loneliness in maturity allows us to break down myths about old age. Far from negative labels, psychology s…
A new perspective from the psychology and analysis of social behavior proposes rethinking the phenomenon of loneliness in old age. According to specialists, many people who reach the age of 60 without an intimate circle of friendships do not do so because of difficulties to relate, but because they have exercised, for decades, the role of emotional support of their environment.A report published by the specialized portal Global English Editing p…
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