Por que você reage como criança quando é contrariada? (O fim da imaturidade emocional)

Why is it so difficult to stay calm in an argument? Have you ever noticed that, under pressure, your mature womanly demeanor disappears and you end up reacting with tears, tantrums, punitive silence, or victimhood? In today's episode of the "Couch and Bible" series, psychoanalyst Kênia Defante exposes the pain and the need for emotional maturity. Combining the wisdom of 1 Corinthians 13:11 ("when I was a child, I did childish things") with the psychoanalytic concept of Regression, we will understand why your "wounded inner child" still steals the steering wheel of your adult life in moments of crisis. Learn, through the transformation of the apostle Peter and the principle of Romans 12:2, how to use the renewal of your mind to break the defense mechanisms of the past. It's time to stop reacting like a girl and start governing your emotions like a mature woman. 🕒 In this video, you will discover: 0:00 Why do you react like a child when you are contradicted? 02:30 Regression: The psychoanalytic concept behind adult tantrums 06:30 Peter's example: How to move from impulsivity to wisdom 10:30 Romans 12:2: Renewal of the mind and Neuroplasticity 14:30 Manifesto: The price and freedom of emotional maturity 👇 Comment below: What childish reaction (pouting, yelling, punitive silence) do you still use when under pressure? Declare: "I assume my place as an adult woman." 🔗 Subscribe to the channel to build emotional maturity by uniting Psychoanalysis and Faith. #EmotionalMaturity #PsychoanalysisAndFaith #KeniaDefante #DivaAndBible #EmotionalIntelligence #Women'sMentalHealth