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How to improve social relationships? Didactic goal of the Guide "Social metaphors" The readers will know the acceptable and healthy social behaviors through a series of metaphors that will allow them to benefit from an improvement in the quality of their social relationships. Didactic objectives of the Guide "Social metaphors"; Resist offenses beforehand so as not to react, impulsively, to the perceived comment. Setting limits to help develop self-esteem and increase self-confidence. Differentiate protection (which is a natural and indispensable instinct), from overprotection (which causes serious consequences). Educate responsibility to achieve goals and objectives. Defend family communication to strengthen trust. Work on confidence to overcome insecurities and eliminate jealousy. Listen to the children and pay attention to them so that they feel valued. Delegate responsibilities to decrease stress and increase well-being. Dialogue with children so that they feel accepted. Control impulses, solve problems, negotiate, communicate wants and needs to avoid tantrums. Asking and listening is the best way to understand others. Accept the feeling of failure to acknowledge disappointment, detect the mistake and learn from it. Accept that you can't always win, and sometimes simply quitting is the best option. Do not misinterpret reality so as not to deduce and suffer. Recognize mistakes to find solutions and learn. Identify abuse, both physical and emotional, to free the person from the suffering they represent. Lower expectations to achieve greater happiness. Take care of social relationships to find well-being. Manage guilt to end self-reproach and feelings of personal unworthiness.