you, its host tatyana krasnovskaya, psychologist psychotherapist, psychologist psychotherapist sergei nasebyant's always so not very pleasant, probably a situation where you need to remove him from the pedestal, and for a while, he will then get back there again, but this will be a more conscious decision or something, because yes, this is dad, he was a good dad , it’s not a fact but a husband it’s as if you took a tracing paper from him for... you know, in the caucasus there is such a proverb that when you raise a son, you raise a person, when you raise a daughter, you raise a nation, but the daughter always seems to be burdened with a little more than probably necessary, so of course women it’s very difficult, especially when dad really took such a position, it’s no better when dad, on the contrary, disappointed, but when dad turned out to be like this - an ideal, then of course, it’s usually very difficult for women to build relationships with their husbands, with men with their husbands. and dad really taught you a lot and showed you a lot, but i want to say what, you know, as you remember

this is the triggers podcast with you, its presenter tatyana krasnoskaya and sergey nasebyan, our guestyou ask, i can’t understand this, well... maybe i’ll offend her, so what? i’m very afraid of offending her, she’s very vulnerable, she might cry, people, so what? come on, what are you really afraid of, what kind of family of wax figures do you have there? if your mother looks, plus or minus, the same as you, i can imagine what your evenings look like, you sit under a lampshade, preferably in the shade, so that god forbid you don’t get into that bright spot on the table get there because... that you are fearless, well, not that fearless , but you perceive a space where there is no fear as more dangerous than a place where there is specific fear, very understandable fear, because here the rules are clear, here the rails are clear, on which you and your mother ride back and forth, every day of yours is similar to the previous one, every next one will be similar to this, thank god that you came here, this goes far beyond the boundaries of your ordinary realities, when i shout at you, what

this was the triggers podcast, its host tatyana krasnovskaya was with you. and sergey nasebyan, mariasurvive any changes in her life. you can find all episodes of the triggers podcast on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru. hello, dear friends, this is the podcast life of the wonderful with you, i am its host writer alexey varlamov, and today we will talk about the wonderful writer, philosopher mikhail mikhailovich prishvin. i am sure that you are all very familiar with this name from childhood, from school years, when you wrote dictations, expositions, the author of which was none other than our hero. by the way, it’s a tradition when soviet schoolchildren wrote their first lines based on his texts and wrote them down in their school notebooks. it happened during his lifetime, in the thirties and forties, and prishvin was very amused by this, because he himself he was an unborn student, he was retained for the second year, then he was kicked out of the gymnasium altogether, so he wrote that so many years had passed, i was once kicked out of school, and now, according to my books,

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just didn’t believe it, you are watching the triggers podcast, its host tatyana krasnovskaya and sergey nasebyan when you were little in kindergarten at school. well, i was a happy child as a child, i was surrounded by love, care, kindness, the same people who surrounded your mother with the same things, it turns out that so, then they obviously knew how to love, yes, but just look, she just used it differently, she made a different choice. i’m afraid that today you cannot forgive yourself, including those feelings and emotions that you experienced when she deceived you, betrayed you, chose not you, and there was a whole range of emotions, hatred, and anger, resentment, but after all, you had the right to these feelings, i know that you had, now you have, and on the way here, i imagined this conversation several times. there was a thought in my head that well she’s a mother, well, you can’t talk bad about her, why? i don't know, here. a lot , she just did a lot of bad things , of course, i don’t want to say , it’s hard to explain, probably, well, look, she did a lot of bad things, that doesn’t m

you are watching the triggers with you podcast, hosted by sergei nasebyan and tatyana krasnovskaya. about how difficult it is to love yourself so beautiful. how in general? sad, what to be sad about? well, about the fact that you probably gave up, well, you gave up once, now maybe it’s worth it, well you know, in fact, if you gave up, you would stop biting yourself, because if , again, you ask how, for example, to love yourself, how to accept yourself, well, this is where you have to give up, and you are always trying to find something some ideal elvira , an ideal mother, an ideal father, and as if you are trying to somehow correspond to them , i will defend my word, on the contrary, say that no one is attacking us, yes, this is very important, because if necessary, it will work out, you have experience, you have coped with so much such difficult stories in your life, you can cope with any result, but there is no point in expecting it to defend itself in advance, sitting there, your pain is... in everyday life, in the unrequited, here i am there, i don’t know, i loved alice from thi

you are watching the triggers podcast, with you its hosts sergey nasebyan and tatyana krasnovskaya. to love yourself so beautiful. how are you now? it's sad, what's there to be sad about? about giving up, probably. well, once you gave up, now maybe it’s worth it, well you know, in fact, if you gave up, you would stop biting yourself, because if , again, you ask, for example, how to love yourself, how to accept yourself, well , this is where you have to give up, and you are always trying to find some kind of the ideal elvira, the ideal mother, the ideal father, and as if you are trying to somehow correspond to them, but you understand that you do not correspond to them, but no, you do not correspond, this is the meaning of the ideal, that we do not correspond to this ideal. somewhere, to some extent, we want to strive for it and something even makes us better, but you will have to accept the fact where you are now, that's why i say that if you are asking how to love yourself, start the day simply by remembering this child, and tell him what you love, what you will be there, that you

its host is tatyana krasnovskaya, psychologist, psychotherapist , psychologist, psychotherapist sergei nasebyan’s say, a slight teenage crush, it happened before, but were there any guys you introduced to your father? there was not a single man whom i introduced to my parents. you pretended that these guys didn’t exist, you hid it from them or just, well, just if i hadn’t hidden it, perhaps, i don’t know what kind of conversation would have awaited these young people, and i was probably afraid here in the first place , both for them and for yourself, well what dad should have done, well, understanding the words that i heard from him, that if only i would find out certain things there. then there will be some kind of conversation, i was very afraid of this conversation, what things, what should you have done, why did dad have to be there? well , firstly, i was always worried that they would not meet his expectations, then i can tell you as a dad, they definitely do not meet his expectations, it’s normal, i don’t know how it happened that i really chose, i it seems like this the most like that, w