It’s interpersonal relationship problems in a nutshell. We human beings live in constant need of recognition from others.
It is precisely because the other person is not an abhorrent enemy that one wants recognition from him, isn’t it?
So yes, that’s right; I wanted to be recognized by my parents.
PHILOSOPHER: I see. Let’s talk about one of the major premises of Adlerian psychology regarding this matter.
Adlerian psychology denies the need to seek recognition from others.
YOUTH: It denies the desire for recognition? PHILOSOPHER: There is no need to be recognized by others.
Actually, one must not seek recognition. This point cannot be overstated.
YOUTH: No way! Isn’t desire for recognition a truly universal desire that motivates all human beings?
Do Not Live to Satisfy the Expectations of Others
PHILOSOPHER: Being recognized by others is certainly something to be happy about.
But it would be wrong to say that being recognized is absolutely necessary.
For what does one seek recognition in the first place? Or, to put it more succinctly, why does one want to be praised by others?
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