People with unhappy childhoods are more likely to exhibit a fear of happiness, multi-national study finds
People with unhappy childhoods are more likely to exhibit a fear of happiness, multi-national study finds
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@nursefrombirth: Gotta hand it to researchers to tell everyone what people have understood for, well, pretty much... history.
I remember back in the 1990s there was a "landmark" study that was much ballyhooed, and it said, "Children can be cruel and awful and be so on purpose." The news media acted surprised and amazed, and everyone else on Earth thought it "WTaF, y'all? Duh!"