For many, happiness is tied to being social. From the moment a child is born, they receive attention and care, becoming the center of attraction wherever they go. As children grow, they continue to seek attention from their parents and caregivers. This need for attention doesn’t disappear with age. Without realizing it, we seek attention and love from others in various ways. As we grow older, we continue to crave recognition and validation from those around us. Like a child crying to get what they want, adults also display negative emotions—anger, sadness, frustration, helplessness, loneliness, or hatred—to gain attention. Whether it’s from friends, family, colleagues, or even strangers, this need for attention and love drives many of our interactions. Our inner child constantly craves love and attention from loved ones, and we feel lonely when we don’t receive it. At some point, we all lose ourselves, become very sensitive and become emotionally immature. We show all our weaknesses an...