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The Grass is always greener ( in short) or The Grass is always greener on the other side is a psychological syndrome.The base of the “grass is greener syndrome” is the idea that there is always something better that we are missing. So rather than experiencing stability, security, and satisfaction in the present environment, the feeling is there is more and better elsewhere, and anything less than ideal won’t do. Whether it’s with relationships, careers, or where you live, there is always one foot out the door.The two main problem with this are fantasy and fear. The fear comes from several possibilities, including fear of being trapped in commitment, fear of boredom, fear of loss of individuality, and fear of oppression.Along with these fears comes the issue of compromise. In people who fear commitment, comprising certain desires, needs, and values for the sake of the unity can feel like oppressive sacrifice. When this happens, the perception is that there is something else out there t

The Supportive theory of Psychotherapy concentrates on the fact that any mental patient can be treated if the person starts to talk and start to express their feelings.The first step of this therapy is known as "Ventilation" in which the patient is let to express the feeling.Which boost the self esteem of the person and then it helps to build hope.In this manner the person feel relax in expressing the feelings.But when the person going through depression or mental trauma and the person is not allowed to talk or express then it's the time the person will burst and can become violent.Most of the people who keep quiet at that time will become violent and dangerous. Now look at the statistics by US Drone Strike Statistics,according to the New America Foundation(As of 25 December 2013). I want you to look at the civilians and unknown column.The statistics shows that 286 civilians are killed in drone attacks and 274 unknown people were killed in drone attacks.It has been