eart disease only after a change in life and refusal to communicate with relatives his health began to stabilize. He lived for many more years. And if the doctor did not know what kind of person this person was about, why the relatives treat us like that. The psychologists have long sought an answer to this question and, of course, in the first place the queue is the lack of distance in fact What distance can be if we grew up on people if we made our first steps using a pot learned to put on tights a dress or panties in front of these people if they know all our moments all our illnesses all our shortcomings all unconditional distances are absent And therefore they perceive us as their property And most importantly the lack of dissociation hinders respect for relatives is rarely perceived as an object worthy of them they believe that we are on equal terms as grown Who and live in a family and the second is certainly a comparison of non-random researchers came to the conclusion that envy is the result of a comparison if yo