IdeologyInk: Where Words Paint Worlds

The generation gap is an endless social phenomenon that defines itself as expressive differences in thinking patterns, ideologies, life values, and POVs (Points of view) between two parties, very commonly between parent and child., but sometimes in-laws too.             The age gap is one such determining factor that amplifies the problem of the generation gap in families. In fact, no matter which role you play, the  generation gap between parent and child  tends to prevail, and this widens when both parties try to uphold their principles and self-esteem.  Less or more, we all have experienced this unsought discomfort and have managed to live with it, because no one wants to give up on the relationships. On the contrary, no party wants this, yet this exists. Well, there must be something super-motivating here that endangers relationships. Let's discover what it is!  How to Solve Generation Gap in the Family? The Root Caus...

What is Fear of missing out (FOMO)? The meaning / answer of this question, although we don’t have asked ourselves, we still have experienced this feeling at some point in time, and so its understanding is very much sought. In this blog , we shall impart complete knowledge about the psychology behind it, will see what causes fear of missing out , and how to deal with it. In that case, let’s see if the fear of missing   out aka FOMO is real or not , and what to do if it comes up in the future. Fear of Missing Out: Meaning(s), Psychology, And Tips to Deal with It, aka FOMO  Meaning(s) An elementary school student grumbles to his father "He wanted to join football coaching class", a recently graduated boy sighs disappointedly looking at a superbike his friend has, an adolescent girl turns sad knowing she wasn't invited by her school friend on her birthday party, a middle-class family man blames himself for not giving enough time to family, a cultured housewife tries to c...