Almond milk is a dairy substitute used to replace milk. Almond milk can be used in smoothies, on cereal and oatmeal or for making pancakes and French toast. Almond milk contains monosaturated fats, good fats that may contribute to low cholesterol.
Suppression is the act of keeping something from happening â like the suppression of tears while sitting on a public bus. In psychology, suppression is the act of stopping yourself from thinking or feeling something. It is generally presumed to be ineffective because even if you suppress or hold back an emotion, like anger, that feeling returns with a vengeance. Suppression can also mean the act of holding something else back, like the suppression of a book from publication because you don't like its message.
A person greets another with 'pleased to beat you' (the repressed idea of violence toward the other person creeping through). Discussion. Repression (sometimes called motivated forgetting) is a primary ego defense mechanism since the other ego mechanisms use it in tandem with other methods. Thus defense is often 'repression + ....'. Repression is unconscious. When we deliberately and consciously try to push away thoughts, this is suppression. In Freudian terminology, repression is the restraining of a cathexis by an anti-cathexis. It is not all bad.