As we all know, humans are social creatures. Almost all of us are born into a family and open our eyes to life. Our relationships with our parents and siblings are the primary social resources that prepare us for this life. Afterwards, our neighbors and peers in the environment we live in, and when we start school, our school friends and teachers form our social environment. We can liken this to the fact that a stone we throw into the sea forms small and then larger rings in the water.
The first point where the stone touches the water actually points to our own private area. This is an area where we have secrets that we don't want to share with anyone and where we take care of ourselves individually. The circles that are starting to form also refer to our family members, our neighbors and friends in our environment, our schoolmates and teachers, and finally the society we live in.
We may choose not to communicate with them by isolating ourselves from other people from time to time. In addition, the size and quality of our communication with a friend does not have to be the same as the size and quality of our communication with another friend. Sometimes we may experience things that are difficult for us to share with our family, or we may experience things that shake our relationship with our family. It is very important to be able to consult and get their support. Because even though we are not aware of it most of the time, the effect of social support and socialization on our physical and mental health is huge. It is important. In addition, sometimes we can feel very bad, we can experience compelling emotions. It may be easier to understand the place of social support in our lives during these periods.
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