Saeed Azizi stated on Tuesday evening at a gathering of the people of Bandar Anzali: A child or adolescent who sets conditions to fulfill their parents' wishes and demands rewards for doing their personal tasks shows domineering behavior.
Characteristics of Domineering
The family advisor added: Domineering is a personality trait and is not related to the age or gender of individuals; these individuals sometimes influence others through whining and creating discomfort. These behaviors gradually become a pattern observed in families and across different generations.
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The Impact of Parents' Fear on Submissiveness
Azizi said: Parents' fear of their child's anger, discomfort, or loss of face creates a ground for their submissiveness, resulting in domineering behavior within the family. These fears can lead to parents' inability to manage their children's behaviors and create a submissive environment in families.
He stated that submissive individuals usually give in quickly under pressure, emphasizing: Due to a lack of sufficient resilience, they may not be able to fulfill their personal and social responsibilities properly. This issue can have serious consequences for society and lead to the weakening of social and familial bonds.
The Role of Resilience in Combating Submissiveness
Azizi emphasized: The presence of people in the streets shows that they do not accept submissiveness, and increasing people's resilience can help them stand against pressures and accept social responsibilities. This resilience can be influential not only in families but also in society, leading to the formation of a self-managed and independent community.
He continued: To increase resilience, it is necessary to provide the required training to families and youth so that they can become more resistant to social challenges and pressures. This action can help strengthen familial and social relationships and lead to the creation of a healthy and positive environment in society.
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