We wtorek, 17 marca, w Królestwie odbędzie się kolejne spotkanie Practical Philosophy Clubu. Tym razem dyskutowany temat to "Teoria przywiązania". Spotkanie rozpocznie się o godzinie 18:30, a dyskusja będzie prowadzona w języku angielskim. Wstęp wolny, ale jak zwykle można się dobrowolnie opodatkować na rzecz otwartej enklawy.
On Tuesday, March 17 the next meeting of the Practical Philosophy Club will again take place at the Kingdom (Biskupia St. 18/1). This time, we the topic is "Attachment Styles". The meeting will start at 6:30 p.m., and the discussion will be held in English. Admission is free, but as usual, you can voluntarily contribute to the open enclave.
What are attachment styles? Is there actual evidence to support this theory?
To what extent do you think our earliest relationships determine how we love and connect as adults?
Can attachment styles change?
What exactly counts as anxious flirting? How do you react to it?
What attachment tendencies do you recognize in yourself?
Can some attachment styles destroy your relationship?
What are some triggers for different attachment styles? (e. g. A text left on read, slow reply, etc.)
Why are we often most attracted to the people who trigger our worst attachment habits?
Anxious and avoidant partners often attract each other. Is that a toxic cycle or an opportunity for growth?
Can we extend attachment ideas beyond romance: to friendship, community, or even our relationship with society/institutions? What does a "secure" society look like?