Erik Fritsch

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Our neural, hormonal, and genetic makeup support interdependence over independence. He explains, “To grow into an adulthood for a social species, including humans, is not to become autonomous and solitary, it’s to become the one on whom others can depend. Whether we know it or not, our brain and biology have been shaped to favor this outcome.” Of course we’re a social species. That’s why connection matters. It’s why shame is so painful and debilitating. It’s why we’re wired for belonging.
Atlas of the Heart: Mapping Meaningful Connection and the Language of Human Experience
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