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When you've been in a relationship for a while, there will inevitably be arguments both big (like money you're spending versus saving) and small (say, when she forgets to unload the dishwasher again). Not to mention there may even be days when the mere sight of your spouse makes you want to lock yourself in your bedroom indefinitely—which is part of the reason why it can be hard to tell if you're actually in an unhappy relationship or marriage or if you're just going through a rough patch.
Mixed emotions can feel strange, but they're not unusual, psychologists say. May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
We should be empathic to everyone we interact or have relationships with, as this would dramatically increase our collaboration and cooperation, but most of us do not! And there are several reasons or natural sources of resistance…
Imagination - True empathy requires imagination and the mental effort/expenditure to imagine “what it is like to walk in someone else’s shoes”. We enjoy and do this naturally with fictional characters, but we are often loathed to do that with someone that has antagonized us.
Expectations - When we empathize with someone, there is a natural expectation for that person to reciprocate in some manner. We would not have any expectation for fictional characters to reciprocate, so we do not need to anticipate any disappointment. This subconscious anticipation also forms a natural resistance towards being empathic towards people in real life.
Responsibility - With fictional characters, we do not need to take any responsibility for any subsequent outcomes. This can create another form of natural resistance, whether conscious or subconscious.
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