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NOVEMBER MIGHT BE FINE - NONE (Official lyric video | live visual)

November Might Be Fine

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NOVEMBER MIGHT BE FINE - NONE (Official lyric video | live visual)

3 361 просмотр · 3 г. назад
November Might Be Fine
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3 361 просмотр · 3 г. назад
NOVEMBER MIGHT BE FINE - NONE First single from second band's LP - 'ALL' [2023] Dedicated to Piotr and all fathers. NONE CREDITS: Written by NMBF Lyrics by Bartosz Walter Vocals by [in order of apperance]: Mateusz Nowak Bartosz Walter Grzegorz Matysek [‪@breakthevoid1367‬] Produced by Bartek Pokrywka, Bartosz Walter & NMBF   / bartek_pokrywka   Mixed and mastered by Aidan Cunningham https://www.aidan-cunningham.com/ NONE typography by Gajewski©   / gajewski.craftworks   Starring: Violet Bowl [made of plastic, full of magic] Video by Małgorzata & Bartosz Walter Video produced by BW Creative   / walter_creative   NOVEMBER MIGHT BE FINE: https://linktr.ee/novembermightbefine READ ME: According to researchers from the University of Connecticut who conducted an analysis of available studies on this topic, paternal love is at least as important as maternal love for a child's development. The researchers have compelling arguments to support this claim. Firstly, the results of research projects conducted in various parts of the world indicate that children who experience rejection become more nervous, feel threatened, and start behaving more aggressively towards others. These effects tend to carry over into adulthood, leading to difficulties in forming secure and trusting relationships. Research has shown that a child is usually more sensitive to the behavior of one of their parents, often the father. The authors of the study, along with psychologists from 13 different countries participating in the International Father Acceptance Rejection Project, propose a theory that suggests a child particularly responds to the attitude of the parent they perceive as having more power in interpersonal relationships and greater prestige. Therefore, it turns out that paternal love is one of the critical elements in a person's personality development. © November might be fine 2023