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An Invitation to Take a Survey about Women and Jealousy Last week, Samantha Brick published a now rather infamous essay in the UK Daily Mail, on the “downsides” of being as beautiful as she is, or feels herself to be. Her point was that women had treated her badly, ignored her, or trashed her socially, because of her […]
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Research on stalking reveals the fuel that kindles dangerous fire. A critical factor underlying the persistence of stalking behavior is sentimental, ruminative thinking. Stalking behavior is often motivated by the desire to establish or re-establish contact. One of the best practices to end stalking behavior is a solid No. Period. Source: Image by Antonio López
Understanding Bad Behavior During Breakups Breaking up can be difficult, and sometimes, emotions can lead people to exhibit bad behavior. If you’re wondering about this complex situation, here’s a handy guide to help you understand some common behaviors and how to approach them. 1. Ghosting What It Is: Disappearing without any explanation. Why People Do
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A Mindset is the collection of attitudes and beliefs we have about ourselves. It is our view of ourselves and the world around us. Our mindset can be positive or negative and can be fixed or growth-oriented. A fixed mindset is one where we believe that our abilities and talents are set in stone. We
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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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Not Everyone will do Dry January. This one is for you. Had One Too Many? 5 Smart Ways to Sober Up Fast We’ve all been there: an evening with friends, a little too much fun, and suddenly, you need to sober up quickly. It’s a common scenario that, while often harmless, can sometimes lead to
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How to React to Toxic Relatives. When dealing with difficult relatives, it is vital to establish your boundaries. This will allow you to identify when your boundaries are being crossed and respond accordingly. You have two options when your boundaries are crossed: disengage or confront the issue directly. It is important to note that confronting
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The holidays often involve jubilant gift exchanges, renewed connections with family and friends, and treasured traditions. But the love and cheer can also be accompanied by a host of stressors – chaotic travel, conflicts over COVID-19 preventive measures, difficult dinner conversations with relatives, and worries about affording and finding holiday gifts. This stress can worsen your mental and physical
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Flying Monkeys – Abuse by Proxy: Unicorns, mermaids, and flying monkeys – all seemingly fictional things that have no applicability or relevance to real life, or, so we’ve been told. Though unicorns and mermaids may have staked their claim in the fictional world, flying monkeys are very real, just not in the way you may
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Understanding Healthy Relationships: Love or Obsession? Definition of Healthy Relationships Healthy relationships are characterized by mutual respect, trust, and open communication. They provide a safe space for both partners to express themselves without fear of judgment. In such relationships, both individuals nurture their interests and support each other’s personal growth. For instance, couples encouraging each other’s career
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