Yes! This reminds me of an article I have in my head called, 'Metaphors We Live By, Posture Edition'
I don’t think it’s a coincidence that *upstanding* citizens are morally *upright*, or that cowards are *spineless*. Posture and morality are deeply intertwined.
Very interesting. Correcting posture can also cause more tension, for example because of gross movements.
I think it’s also interesting how for some people „good“ posture relates to being a „good“ person.
I‘ve seen parents being strict about posture with their children, probably letting the children associate posture with guilt, stress and rebellion.
Yes! This reminds me of an article I have in my head called, 'Metaphors We Live By, Posture Edition'
I don’t think it’s a coincidence that *upstanding* citizens are morally *upright*, or that cowards are *spineless*. Posture and morality are deeply intertwined.