It's okay if you talk to him

An enclosed role is attributed to the one who speaks to himself. One of the characteristics of living alone is that someone can talk out loud - even quarrel - without anyone around them. However, it is not uncommon and we do not have to live alone to talk to our animals living with us, and we can even drop a word of praise when caring for plants. We can praise our just-blooming houseplant, ask our kitten why he is looking at us with such huge eyes now. We can even talk about objects.

We can treat pets that live with us as family members, so it’s no wonder we talk to them. We look for human qualities in us, and we find it in general. We can talk the same way about our stunted plants. It’s like we want to know from him what’s wrong with him so we can help him. Although we don’t get an answer, this extra care can help the plant bloom.
It is not uncommon for us to endow inanimate objects with human qualities, and it is quite clear that we cannot stop the play of our kind dog without a word. This is called anthropomorphization. But why do we do this?

We need to deal with both flowers and our animals. We want to give them a good life and a good relationship. It is not difficult to have a houseplant, however, in order to show us its most beautiful nature, we are even able to mingle with them in one-sided speech.

One is always and in everything looking for familiar traits. If we think of recognizing the qualities of one’s own or another person in a dog, we look at it differently from that point on. We can talk to our animals, our plants, or even inanimate objects, because that is how we can identify with them.

Whoever speaks to his pet, plants, or even an object, is easily judged by the outside world as a whimsical and foolish personality. In reality, however, it is about these people actually having high EQs and IQs.
If you find yourself - maybe even ashamed - talking to your animals, plants, objects, don't be scared! Your mind and emotion are in place.

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(Source: marmalade.co.hu | pictures: pixabay.com)