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I’m sorry but this statement is so ridiculous on so many levels. Any source on a sigh being a “breath signal for helplessness”? Did you just made this sentenc
by andrei_says_ 5y ago
I’m sorry but this statement is so ridiculous on so many levels.
Any source on a sigh being a “breath signal for helplessness”?
Did you just made this sentence up, then use that sentence as a stepping stone to a scene with an imaginary alcoholic whose predicament was caused by a sigh?!
For starters, how is processing or integrating emotion a weakness?
- unraveller 5y ago>sighs could signal a behavioral state change [...] Teigen (2008) also describes situations in which sighs are elicited by a quick drop in physiological arousal, during situations in which humans feel helpless and surrender. The source is my source. What really gets my goat is the Goldilocks findings; too little sighing and baby death occurs, too much and adult depression sets in. It's all too convenient a match for the present moral zeitgeist of the expert external savior. The study ignores ways anguish can be prevented (in adults) because it doesn't dare find fault with any actors in a situation, instead it looks to play the defeatist mindset off as natural & necessary from earliest life.