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Peter Pan Syndrome: Born or Raised by JJ. Stone

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The psychologist Dan Kiley, in 1983, coined the Peter Pan Syndrome. He wrote in his book, that for every Peter Pan there is a Wendy as his shadow. Kiley figured there was a responsible motherly figure, Wendy, that would be the nurturing ...more

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“Indeed, it is the nature of intelligent life to climb mountains. They all want to stand on ever higher ground to gaze ever farther into the distance. It is a drive completely divorced from the demands of survival.”
― Liu Cixin, Mountain

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“El romanticismo patriarcal nos hace creer que el amor es fácil, una energía mágica e inagotable que surge por sí sola y se mantiene igual en el tiempo.”
― Coral Herrera Gómez, Mujeres que ya no sufren por amor: Transformando el mito romántico

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“The psychologist Dan Kiley, in 1983, coined the Peter Pan Syndrome. He wrote in his book, that for every Peter Pan there is a Wendy as his shadow. Kiley figured there was a responsible motherly figure, Wendy, that would be the nurturing caregiver. Peter would be the wounded boy in need of the kind, warming, and responsible Wendy.”
― J.J. Stone, Peter Pan Syndrome: Born or Raised

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“Uno de los mitos románticos más potentes de nuestra cultura patriarcal es la idea de que la magia del amor nos cambia la vida, nos salva de todos los males y nos soluciona todos los problemas. El amor convierte a los sapos asquerosos en príncipes azules, deshace el hechizo de las bellas durmientes, rescata de su encierro a las muchachas, transforma a la criada que limpia chimeneas en una princesa”
― Coral Herrera Gómez, Mujeres que ya no sufren por amor: Transformando el mito romántico

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“Aprendemos a amar en nuestro entorno familiar y social, y con los relatos de nuestra cultura. Desde pequeñas observamos cómo se aman los adultos de nuestro mundo y la concepción que ellos tienen del amor y de la pareja. Interiorizamos las estructuras en las que se relacionan nuestros padres y madres y los miembros de nuestra familia, creyendo que lo que ellos hacen y sienten es “lo normal”. La relación de nuestros progenitores nos marca profundamente, tanto en la forma en la que construimos nuestra feminidad o masculinidad como en la manera en que nos relacionamos con los demás.”
― Coral Herrera Gómez, Mujeres que ya no sufren por amor: Transformando el mito romántico

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