Love

‘To Exist Is to Be Different:’ The Challenge of Loving Without Losing Oneself

David Sahyoun, 07/05 18:00 - Reading : 5 minute(s)

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When differentiation hasn’t occurred during key developmental stages, it eventually resurfaces as an existential crisis. Whether in adulthood, through burnout, sudden depression or emotional turmoil at a life crossroads, it often reflects a deep need to become something other than what one has turned into. Far from being solely negative, these ...

Breadcrumbing: Love in the Age of Digital Manipulation

David Sahyoun, 19/03 18:00 - Reading : 5 minute(s)

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The term “breadcrumbing” is a borrowed English expression that arises from contemporary affective relationships, characterized by the virtual nature of exchanges and the immediacy of interactions. Its origin can be traced to the story of Little Thumb, where the protagonist leaves a trail of breadcrumbs to find his way. Much like Perrault's ...

Valentine’s Day Special: Love in Lebanon, a Feeling in Crisis?

Yara Germany, 13/02 22:00 - Reading : 9 minute(s)

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This year, Valentine’s Day comes amid Lebanon’s struggle to recover – from war, constant political instability and an unrelenting financial crisis. And who better than the Lebanese to bring a touch of red to all this grayness? For some, this day is little more than a marketing ploy; for others, a chance to celebrate their loved ones; and ...

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