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Glitter Bomb

This was sent to us: I discovered that my boyfriend had been unfaithful to me since the beginning of our relationship without my knowledge! I realized that he had ended our relationship only after it was over. He finally confessed to his deceit. I eventually discovered the identity of the other woman and started monitoring […]

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Why It's So Important That Breakups Include a Digital Break by Wendy L. Patrick J.D. Ph.D

The Best Way to Reconcile After a Romantic Rift By Wendy Patrick

Conflict recovery for couples requires both talking and listening.   Relational rebound requires an apology, accompanied by affection and positive affect. Positive conflict behavior such as attentive listening prompts reconciliation. Post-conflict humor and warmth ease the road to relational recovery. Romance is a road lined with rose petals as well as relational rifts. When a

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Feel Alive & Thrive: Your Path to Wellness

What does it truly mean to feel alive and well? Wellness transcends the mere absence of illness or disease. It represents a comprehensive and ongoing journey toward realizing one’s utmost potential in every facet of life. Wellness integrates physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, social, occupational, environmental, and financial aspects. By nurturing our wellness, we can significantly improve our quality

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Jealousy

Retroactive Jealousy: Overcome Insecurity

Retroactive jealousy is a complex and often debilitating form of jealousy that can significantly impact your mental health and relationships. If you find yourself obsessively thinking about your partner’s past, particularly their sexual and romantic history, you might be experiencing retroactive jealousy. This condition goes beyond the occasional pang of jealousy; it involves persistent, intrusive

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Narcissism: why it’s less obvious in women than in men – but can be just as dangerous

Narcissism: why it’s less obvious in women than in men – but can be just as dangerous By Dr Ava Green and Dr Claire Hart  The term narcissism may conjure up images of chest-pumping, arrogant, male self-promoters. The personality trait – with its hallmark features of overt grandiosity, assertiveness and superiority – is, in fact,

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Ghosting ,Submarining and Breadcrumbs And More Dating Terms for Today

Ghosting Submarining Breadcrumbs And more Dating Terms for Today: Yes, ghosting is generally considered a toxic behavior in interpersonal relationships. It occurs when someone suddenly ends all communication with another person without any explanation or closure. This behavior shows a lack of respect and communication for the other person involved. Ghosting can harm the individual

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