When we are in school they say that "every living being is born, grows, reproduces and dies", this means that as time goes by we acquire more mental and chronological age (the latter expressed in years of life). For this reason, it is necessary to learn to recognize the changes inherent to each stage of the life cycle, to live them and learn how to adapt on a personal, family and social level.
Today we are going to talk about the Crisis of the 40s, a topic mentioned in several places, but little known by those who are really close to experiencing it..
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According to the dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy, a crisis is defined as "a profound change, which has important consequences ...", based on this conception, some experts state that there are 2 types of age-specific crises: evolutionary ones, produced by all the set of physical and psychological changes linked to the normal development of every human being, that is to say, unavoidable changes typical of our species. On the other side we find circumstantial crises, which are the result of any situation that occurs around us (at the economic, work, family, emotional or social level)..
Thus, the crisis of 40 is a type of evolutionary crisis that each person experiences differently, but always recognizing that life as well as it has a beginning has an end, something that some people find it difficult to assimilate and understand (especially when they are between 40 and 50 years of age), but how does it present in women and men?
When a woman is 40 years old (approximately) she can identify if she is presenting this crisis if she shows any (or more) of the following symptoms:
Men sometimes find it as difficult (or even more) to be able to face in a positive and constructive way the changes typical of the 40 years and over. In addition to having the symptoms mentioned above in common in women, a man with a crisis of 40 may present:
It should be clarified that this symptomatology in both men and women can present all, some aspects or simply assimilate this arrival at 40 years as something normal and positive. Let's learn to look at the past with gratitude and the future with hope, no matter what stage we are living ...
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