Дмитрий Коренев

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.

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?

Behind every great man there is a great woman? I would say that behind every infantile Rescuer there are unhappy relatives. And nowhere is that easier to see than in the Mackenzie family in the series “Big Little Lies”.

How should parents behave when a child (a girl aged 3 to 5) starts fighting for her father's attention? Or a boy for his mother's? How do you react when, for instance, a girl competes with her mother for daddy's attention and tries to “knock” her mother out of the conversation? What do children often do when they see mum and dad hugging? They try to wedge themselves in between them.