Our society is in a catastrophic state, even now the crisis, in which he lives at home, he says: "You went too far, and you would fight in front of the theater". We are descending to the lowest regression levels as a community organization. When a large part of a society is faced with existential anxiety, they do not see any significance in their own identities, they turn things around, leading the life of these communities to split. Even constructive people say they prefer to fix themselves individually.
This is what psychologist Dr. Plamen Dimitrov said in the studio of "The Day ON AIR".
In his words, the Bulgarians have potential.
"These are manifestations of people who do not find meaning in realizing themselves in other spheres and can attack everything, even simple ideas that are artistic. Art is that place where one can check the things that scare and hate them. Every day in Bulgaria we dig new bottoms, and that was evident yesterday. I'm ashamed to say that the foreigners found out about it," added Dr. Dimitrov on Bulgaria ON AIR.
He recalled that 40% of children have participated in or are victims of violence at school.
"This is one indicator that it has passed through society, has trickled down to the family, and is affecting a generation that now needs to accumulate social capital to live better than its peers. We fight our anxiety with aggression. 72% of the people we surveyed talk about great frustration, uncertainty, anxiety about the future, fear for children and the economy. Most answers also contain anger," the psychologist stressed.
Under 20% are the people who see optimism in the current situation.
"Non-voters who have aggressive and angry behavior have increased, trust is the big victim. When one's existential completeness is threatened, one can cause absurd antics to vast masses of people. Our confidence that there will be fair elections is 10%," commented Dr. Plamen Dimitrov.