Mark B. Borg Jr.'s Blog, page 5
January 27, 2016
The Cost Of Personal Relationships To Career Development
Without realizing it, do we think about relationships in outmoded 20th Century terms? How can we adjust our thinking to accommodate the array of options available now?
Relationships: Being Close Without Becoming Too Close
Without realizing it, do we think about relationships in outmoded 20th Century terms? How can we adjust our thinking to accommodate the array of options available now?
January 22, 2016
Making Sense of First Love
The future history of irrelationship will be revealed in what we experience as first love.
January 13, 2016
Beware of Performers Bearing Gifts
Being generous is, of course, a wonderful quality. It is also the sheep’s clothes of irrelationship, allowing us to hide our anxiety about being close to others.
January 7, 2016
Discovering Your Defense Against The World
Irrelationship is a joint psychological defense system, but how does our interaction with the world shape our relationship with ourself?
December 21, 2015
Holidating
Holidating may be a way that irrelationship helps us—and someone not so close or special—keep the holidays blues, and anxieties, away.
December 15, 2015
Working and Living Through What Irrelationship Represses
This is the story of how two men—after a decade of struggling to reject their feelings for each other—love, work and love through irrelationship together.
