What is the meaning of disappointed emotional isolation?

In psychology, people who are not close to their parents are called: disappointed emotional isolation, which means that they do not feel like relatives with their parents, do not want to communicate, and do not want to have any emotional concern. A good way to get along is: each should do his or her own thing.

This is a psychological isolation mechanism. The essence is: being too disappointed with your parents. Because of the lack of understanding and support from your parents in the early years, many emotional appeals were not responded to, so gradually, you no longer care about them. Parents have expectations and no longer rely on their parents emotionally.

The role of a good parent-child relationship

A good parent-child relationship is the confidence for children to be invincible in the world. It is also the cornerstone for children to nourish their body and mind and gain happiness. It is also a warm and loving family. An important part of prosperity.

To educate oneself and cultivate oneself, I hope that every parent will be willing to use high-quality companionship, appreciation and encouragement, as well as appropriate retreat and letting go, to build a home into a haven where children can rest. A spiritual paradise for children to recharge their energy.

I also hope that all children can have this kind of luck, be loved, appreciated, respected, and be able to have fun in the arms of their parents at any time.