The human personality is one of the first priorities in the field of psychology in its various sections and directions, according to the studies reported in this field, as it reveals to us the truth about the secrets and mysteries of the human psyche. Moreover, it is responsible for the formation of the individual’s human self, and through it it also shows us traits and behaviors. The morals of this person express what is on his mind.
There are many important personalities in our daily lives, such as (father - mother - brother - sister - husband - wife - friendly neighbor - work colleague...etc.), as each of these personalities carries in his personality characteristics that distinguish him from others. Other people, so we must be familiar with the correct way to deal with these various personalities by learning the truth about their characteristics, behaviors, and ethics, as this contributes greatly to knowing how to coexist and adapt to them.
So young people write today? What topics do they cover? This book may provide a model for what young people think and how they see the world. On this occasion, we return and confirm what was said previously on other occasions: They write themselves, their lost lives in complex worlds so obscure that they are impossible to write. In these three texts, the ego is present, but it gradually turns into a comprehensive “I” that expresses an entire generation. Each of them writes his lived present, but this present is so fast-paced that it is difficult to capture it and express it in a way that fixes it in a specific form. The question that results from this observation: Can these young people actually live their present? The texts contained in the book are part of the product of a playwriting workshop, which we called “Writing for the Stage.” The name is not arbitrary, but rather carries a specific meaning linking the text and the performance, writing and directing on the stage. This workshop was organized by the Citizen Artists Foundation in 2016