Once you recognise your bad moods it's advisable to work towards
making yourself better and quit making your partner go through the pain
of having to endure your moods
Humans are generally known to
fall into certain moods due to several hormones and in relationships in
takes a patient partner to put up with these moods.
Once
you recognise your bad moods it's advisable to work towards making
yourself better and quit making your partner go through the pain of
having to endure your moods. People's feelings change over time, and
prolonged discomfort of your partner can make them change their minds
about you.
According to Health Site,
a recent study suggested that people who experience mood swings often
find it hard to maintain successful friendships and romantic
relationships.
Individuals with the illness
borderline personality disorder, or BPD may have lowered brain activity
in regions important for empathy which in turn could trigger trouble in
relationships, the study indicated.
“Our results showed
that people with BPD traits had reduced activity in brain regions that
support empathy,” said study lead author Brian Haas, assistant professor
at University of Georgia in the US. “This reduced activation may
suggest that people with more BPD traits have a more difficult time
understanding and/or predicting how others feel, at least compared to
individuals with fewer BPD traits,” Haas noted. For the study, the
researchers used functional magnetic resonance (fMRI) imaging to measure
brain activity in 80 participants.
They found a
link between those with high borderline personality traits and a
decreased use of neural activity in two parts of the brain: the
temporoparietal junction and the superior temporal sulcus, two brain
regions implicated to be critically important during empathic
processing. “We found that for those with more BPD traits, empathetic
processes are not as easily activated,” study co-author Joshua Miller,
psychology professor at University of Georgia noted.
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“Borderline
personality disorder is considered one of the most severe and troubling
personality disorders,” Miller said. “BPD can make it difficult to have
successful friendships and romantic relationships. These findings could
help explain why that is,” Miller pointed out. The findings were
published in the journal Personality Disorders: Theory, Research and
Treatment.
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