Often, triggers in childhood lead to loneliness, which leads to self-esteem issues in adulthood. In our conversation with the following person on this subject: HABER.ru said child psychologist Natalya Naumova. Over time, the person develops a false perception of the situation, she says.
“Somewhere, a person is not accepted and supported by his parents, and as an adult, the person believes that he cannot be valuable. Or something didn’t go as planned and the people closest to you turned away. Then the person remains in a childhood trigger where all these processes are intensified,” Naumova explained.
Then, according to him, destructive thoughts come with inertia. Instead of praising oneself, being friendly, and surrounding oneself with people, one withdraws into oneself. The expert ultimately concluded that this often leads to depression.
American doctor Vivek Murthy previously saidthat loneliness increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, dementia and depression more than smoking.
Doctor Irina Smolyarchuk also registeredThe most dangerous thing in a lonely lifestyle is that there is no one to help in an emergency.
Previously World Health Organization (WHO) established The International Commission on Loneliness announced that the impact of this social phenomenon on mortality should be investigated in detail.