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A constant need to feel a mass, collective Flow, swirls of energy, “the buzz”. An irresistible urge to be the initiator, the trigger mechanism of these movements and flows (social ones above all). An inability to stop at what has already been achieved (they keep on achieving one new thing after another); an inability to stop or settle down at all (restlessness). Difficulty accepting the negative results of their own actions (accepting responsibility for their own decisions). Distrust of logic; knowledge through personal experience. Their irrepressible flow often frustrates the people around them.

Those who know me well know that in my work I very much enjoy working with teenagers. I remember bringing a sandbox into the children's home for sand play therapy, and how astonished everyone was at how eagerly our difficult teenagers began to play. Yes, they played; at first they made a show of finding it completely uninteresting, of it all being for “the little ones”, but once they had started they could not stop. Well, the collection of Marvel superheroes certainly played its part too.

Welcome to the team of the Freud's Legacy club!!!! We are very glad that you have decided to grow, to promote yourself, to advertise, to develop and to become better known together with us, using the tools of this site just as we do. To make it easier and simpler for you to find your way around the many things the site can do, Natallia has made a set of training videos for you! Please note that the videos contain advice and recommendations on a strategy of self-promotion that has already been tried out and does bring results; we will be gl

Is there such a thing as the ideal partner? Not the perfect one, but the one with whom being in a relationship, living and enjoying life would be easy, simple and full? Or is every relationship hard work? Or do you think a relationship can be built with anyone at all, as long as you know how, want it and try?