【Para. 1】When we think of personality types, two popular (although not clinical) models come to mind: Type A and Type B. Type A is generally perceived as the overachiever who’s ambitious and competitive and has a strong sense of achievement and success. Type B, on the other hand, is imagined as the relaxed, easygoing, flexible … Read more
When we think of personality types, two popular models come to mind: A and B types. Type A is often seen as ambitious, competitive, and driven by a strong sense of achievement. In contrast, Type B is imagined as relaxed, easy-going, and flexible, allowing life to unfold at their own pace. However, hidden between them … Read more
Aunt Zhang from the neighborhood has passed away, succumbing to late-stage stomach cancer at the age of 56. On the day of her funeral, neighbors with red-rimmed eyes remarked, “Her life was too hard”—at home, she was the “good wife” who always yielded to her husband; in her in-laws’ house, she was the “good daughter-in-law” … Read more
Your anger and suppressed grievances are remembered by your body. 90% of physical ailments are related to emotions that are deliberately suppressed. Many serious illnesses, including cancer, are caused by long-term emotional repression; your illness is something you have literally bottled up inside. The “People’s Daily” once published an article stating that cancer prefers Type … Read more