and with you is its presenter tatyana krasnovskaya. and sergei nasidan. discussing whether it is worth confessing to the eldest son from his first marriage that he has half-brothers, but what about andrei? you say, but i wanted new children, i wanted more children, and he? i also wanted him to be, that he had brothers, that he had brothers, that he would communicate with them, i understood that i would be with him, i would help him with him. but, well, in fact, at that time, you probably said correctly, there had not yet been that kind of understanding, yes, that there are some investigative actions, well, that some depth may follow, that there may actually be a problem, and that how this can affect, yes, in including communication, even at that moment that they would not communicate, i didn’t even have such a thought, you wanted to unite the family, create a new family and unite. well, what does it mean to react negatively, this is her reaction, no matter how unpleasant it may be for her, but this is her, how should she go to a psychologist, how did it h

tv viewers, you are watching the triggers podcast, we are with you, its hosts, psychologist tatyana krasnovskayaerapist sergei nasebyan, are visiting us: i am talking about a man, i could turn around, go in the other direction, at 17 years - more like fate, i started working in a shoe store, and it focused more on men, and on purpose, yes, on purpose, so i accordingly found contact with men like this at work, and it became a little easier, and then i it’s as if i’ve lived my whole life with the conviction that men don’t communicate with me, aren’t friends, or rather, and of course, don’t love me anymore. at the age of 22, at work, i became friends with a colleague, with my friend, with a man, when at some point he introduced me, he said that this is my friend, i have at that moment there was a childish glee inside, such , lord, she’s friends with me, really, but with the fact that they can love me and men can like me as a woman, everything is completely difficult with this, and i can’t get past this barrier yet, how old are you? now 25, could you tell us about your family? my dad left the family

you are watching the trigger podcast with you, its hosts tatyana krasnovskaya and sergey nasebyan. this is habitual for you? she tells you what to do, tells you what to wear, what to eat, where to lie down, how would you have a problem with that? before meeting olya, i just didn’t understand this, probably, if olga hadn’t been what she is now, i most likely would not have understood this, i would have continued to ride on the same rails and do the same thing, and everything would be normal, and everything would be normal, yes, certainly for the time being, but thanks to olga, i understand that this is, well, wrong. and i want to change this situation, the audience continues to applaud, what will you do, relatively speaking, waking up tomorrow morning and realizing that all the responsibility is on you, yes, i think, like all the previous days, then either all the responsibility is already on you and you are great, then it’s not clear why lya doesn’t get high, or why you don’t plan something accordingly. change it, you know, that's why i'm asking, oh, i i know when to drive the worl

hello, dear viewers, this is the triggers podcast, its host tatyana is with you krasnovskaya, psychologist guests are olga and damir. hello, please tell us what your request is, why did you come? and i’ll start, you agreed that you’ll start or i’ll start, it’s a heavy burden, it’s so heavy. that i keep starting, mm, yes, it’s a hard time, until recently it seemed to me that this is mine, and i like it so much, and i’m so comfortable, but i understand that i’ve been burning out very much lately in this, then very simple question why didn’t you let him say, there was nothing there that he wanted, and you were like, no , i’ll start, you just said right away, i’ll start, and why didn’t you save a pause so that damir. it was possible to say, good question, this is an excellent question, it seems to me that our consultation could even end here, so i’m asking this question directly to you and straight to the forehead, uh-huh , what made you do this, the feeling that he won’t cope , even with this, oh, great, then we’ll leave this now, because our the audience doesn’t understand anything at all no

any circumstances, dear. viewers, you are watching the podcast triggers with you, its host tatyana krasnovskaya and well, it’s financial. but does this mean that you don't dance? dancing is generally free, i ’ll tell you a secret. no, i dance at home, i dance, i’m used to it since childhood, it was my salvation, yeah. my sister what i found in this was that i usually locked myself in the room, turned on the music, first danced , then started singing, and well, it was as if there were always concerts at home, but outside the door, that is, for me it was my fantasy world in which i i closed the door, turned on the music, and i’m not in reality, who knows that you are dancing at the moment when you are dancing, no one, i’m alone at home, how could you tell people that you are dancing now, on social media, okay, and you do it, no, will you do it? “if necessary, i’ll do it, that’s for sure it’s necessary, it’s definitely necessary, because it’s really a very good way, now these very social networks are available to us, and for you to dance, as they say, on the air, it’s scary, scary to show your wea

dear viewers, you are watching the triggers podcast, its host tatyana krasnovskaya is with you.ce childhood, this was my salvation, yeah, now my sister found the same salvation in this, that i usually locked myself in the room. well, that is, i’m pulling myself out of my shell , showing that for me it’s clear to show myself - this is my great weakness, and at the same time, not a single person who truly dances better than you will criticize you, and hate will fly from those people who would like to dance, but won’t, and there are couple dances that you like, where the man still participates in the process, yes, only me i don’t see myself in them, no, wait, you don’t dance such dances, now it turns out, for me it was that i went to a male teacher, it was already a test, well, he’s just my friend, and how would i do that, i think, okay, then let's get back to the fact that i'm a man and how you feel about it, and you're a specialist, and that doesn't make me a man, or makes me not a man, or what? no, i ’m not so scared, i came to the specialists for help, yes, you still try to und

dear viewers, you are watching the podcast triggers with you , its host tatyana krasnovskaya, sergeyly locked myself in the room, yeah, turned on the music, first danced, then started singing, and well, it’s like there were always concerts at home , but behind the door, that is, for me it was my imaginary world, in which i closed the door, turned on the music, and i not in reality, who knows that you are dancing at the moment when you are dancing, no one, i am alone at home, how could you tell people that you are dancing now? networks, okay, and you do it, no , you will do it, if necessary, i will do it, this is definitely necessary, this is definitely necessary, because it’s really a very good way, now available to us , these same social networks, and for you to dance, what called live, scary, scary to show your weakness, what is your weakness, you dance badly, well, because either this will be an option that if not showing weakness is... and what needs to be revealed in order for us to be able to communicate in principle now, what you need to open up to me, stop controlling yoursel

hello, dear tv viewers, you are watching, psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya, psychologist and psychotherapisttoday we are visiting. leonid, hello leonid, tell us what you came to us with? yes, hello, i came to you with a request, i have a problem, two children, twins, he doesn’t know about your other family at all , it’s psychological, because i don’t live with him now, i love the child very much, so i’m trying to give him everything as much as possible. that well, they are still growing, but in the future i understand that when they grow up, they will have to be friends, communicate and to whom they owe it, or rather, it would be desirable, because as it is with us, yes. when he has matured, because some kind of trauma may occur, yes psychological, may affect the further development of the child, with this i came to your show with a question about the problem, where did you get it from? then there are injuries, where do you get the idea that this injury could affect its development? well , there’s always that, well, i even know from myself that certain moments happened, and they could have h

or its presenter tatyana krasnovskaya and sergey nasebyan. easy money, i’m its host, mikhail khanov, and today we’re going to figure it out. school of economics alexander chulok, hello, alexander, what do you think, so much attention is paid to shering economics that such serious people, the director of the center, doctor of economics, pays so much attention to this in his work, and this is a global trend, we cannot bypass it. there were the foundations for the sharing economy or sharing economy, how its consumption, as we see it, has developed over the last few decades, goods, services, that is, someone must produce them, someone can. these may be those who inform about the availability of relevant goods or services or inform about the relevant buyers, that is, in classical economics, when we have quite a lot of, as we economists say, different economic agents, who also look at transaction costs, costs, a little differently, to producers, to relevant agencies, to intermediaries, and so on further. zeros, there were no it platforms, what was

viewers, you are watching the triggers podcast, we are with you, its hosts are psychologist tatyana krasnovskayato you with a request, a problem, i have an eldest son, he is 7 years old, so... my son doesn’t know that i live with another family, that i have two children, twins, he doesn’t care at all knows about your other family, he doesn’t know at all, and why , because i’m afraid of causing him psychological trauma, because i don’t live with him now, i love the child very much, so i’m trying to give him as much as possible everything that’s with me the sides are possible, there’s nothing younger yet they understand that they are 2 years old, they are still growing, but in the future i understand that when they grow up, they will have to communicate as friends. when he has matured, because maybe , well, some kind of trauma may occur, yes, psychologically, it can affect the further development of the child, with this question, problem, i came to your program, and where do you even get the idea about what this can cause injury, where do you even get the idea that injuries exist, where do you get

tv viewers, you are watching the triggers podcast, we are with you, its host, psychologist, tatyana krasnovskayanships, i’m afraid of close contact. i'm incredibly afraid of men, it's okay that i here, no, okay, i can leave, no, don’t, this fear was on such a large scale until i was seventeen years old, and... i was afraid to such an extent that i could walk down the street , a man was walking towards me, i could turn around, to go in the other direction, at the age of 17 - more so , fate, i began to work in a shoe store, and it focused more on men, and how specially, how specially, so i accordingly found contact with men like this at work, and became a little easier, and then i seemed to live all my life with the conviction that men are not with me... really, but with the fact that they can love me and men can like me as a woman, everything is very difficult with this, and i still can’t get through this barrier, how much? you are now 25 years old, but could you tell us about your family? my dad left the family, i was 5 years old, yeah, and he left for another woman, uh, soon my brother was born

this was the podcast triggers with you were his leading psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya, psychologistg victoria about the fear of men, about its causes and even, probably, to some extent , its consequences, but most importantly, it seems to me, about your authorship of this fear. hello, this is tatyana gevarkyan and it’s no surprise, today we remember the great couturier. he was called red dior, considered an innovator, and now his name is embroidered on the canvas of the domestic fashion industry. we have his students and friends in our studio, designer and the founder of the fashion house victoria andreyanova, world -famous designer and artist andrei sharov, designer and creator of the fashion brand anastasia kuchugova, as well as honored artist of russia and tv presenter tatyana vedeneeva. tatiana, do you remember yours? there was some kind of extreme situation, i can i don’t remember now at some time it happened, but to say that my first new year’s light, which i was invited to host, i led in a dress sewn with my own hands, i remember one of my friends said, the next day, you know

tv viewers, you are watching the triggers podcast, we are with you, its host, psychologist tatyana krasnovskayaon men, and how specially and how specially , so i accordingly found contact with men like that in my work and became a little easier, and then i kind of lived my whole life with the conviction that men don’t communicate with me, aren’t friends , and more precisely, and of course, don’t even like me. at the age of 22 , at work, i became friends with my colleague. a man, when at some point he me i imagined, i said that this was my friend, at that moment i had a childish glee inside me, she’s like, lord, she’s friends with me, really, but with the fact that they can love me and men can like me as a woman, that ’s all. it’s hard, and i can’t get past this barrier yet, how old are you now? 25, but could you tell us about your family, my dad left the family, i was 5 years old, yeah, but he left for another woman, soon i my brother was born, at first i don’t really remember how we met, i remember that we met with him, but very rarely, it was with his family, meetings, that is , they were alw

dear viewers, you are watching the triggers podcast, with you are its hosts tatyana krasnovskaya andarise in her when contacting men, what exactly men can do if no one is around, if no one will save you, so imagine now that you are in a confined space. well, in some room , and there is a man with you, how did it happen, the first thing that came to mind was moral rape, that is, it will not be actions, they will not beat me, i don’t know, they will not touch me, but me with words they will simply destroy, uh-huh, and in what words, threaten me, i don’t know, i can do whatever i want with you, such power over me, uh-huh, here he is, how to say, with his presence scary, how are you? you live through this fear , how you behave, you stop breathing , you close yourself off, you pretend to be dead, what is happening to you there, i try to breathe very quickly, slowly, oh, or rather quickly breathe very briefly, that is, yes, like that very superficially, i huddle in a corner, well , that is, i kind of sit on the floor, press myself, trying to imagine as much as possible in my head that i ’m

will work, but that's the risk. you are watching the triggers podcast, with you are its host tatyana krasnovskayaconcept of leadership in the family and how... in general , two leaders can get along in the same boat? we often travel on a motorcycle to different countries there on a motorcycle, well, i’m driving, tatyana doesn’t drive a motorcycle, there were a couple of attempts, they were very unsuccessful, but in every sense of the word. tatyana knows for sure that she doesn’t know how to drive a motorcycle, right? absolutely, yes, accordingly, there is no other option other than driving a motorcycle, right? and here a lot depends on the second number , the one who is sitting in the back, because if the second number is inadequate, then it is impossible for the one who is sitting behind the wheel to drive several thousand kilometers, because it is unbearable, and accordingly, that is not a good second number , uh-huh, that is, she sits in the back and paints her lips for something, i don’t know, she’s on the phone, yes, and at the same time i understand, i also feed you, sometimes they feed you