You know, the moments when you need your partner to show up in a certain way and they just don''t. Maybe they can’t, maybe they aren’t aware of your need, or maybe they simply don’t want to. This is when your partner is the least lovable in your eyes.
Date Posted: January 27, 2016
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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Everyone has a flaky friend. You may even be that friend. Flakiness refers to canceling plans a very short time before said plans are about to begin and is a trend generally attributed to people’s overscheduled lives, conflicting commitments, ...
Jan 27
Categories: Friendships
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Productivity is about doing the things that are fulfilling to you, and doing it on your own terms. The following are five tips to help you be truly productive.
Jan 26
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The easiest way to do a life audit is to ask yourself ten questions for each area of your life and then give yourself a score to find out how to rate yourself and this post attempts to do that.
Jan 26
Categories: Health Psychology
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9 mindfulness exercises you can do in a minute or less.
Jan 25
Categories: Health Psychology
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Identifying and diagnosing a mental health issue is never an easy process. Most mental health struggles do not take place in isolation, and many of us have negative thought or mood tendencies that, while challenging, do not qualify as a disorder.
Jan 25
Categories: Health Psychology
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By now, you might have discovered that taming your sweet tooth as a New Year's resolution is harder than you think.
New research by Duke University scientists suggests that a habit leaves a lasting mark on specific circuits in the brain, priming ...
Jan 23
Categories: Addictions
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A new research shows that going to bed too late and sleeping too little is associated with experiencing persistent negative thoughts
Jan 22
Categories: Health Psychology
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A new study suggests that having someone to confide in is one of the most important factors in recovery from mental illness.
Jan 22
Categories: Suicide Prevention
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We tend to think of anger as a wild, negative emotion, but research finds that anger also has its positive side. Just like any emotion, anger has its purposes, which can be used to good effect.
Jan 21
Categories: Anger Management
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People choose partners who are a similar height to them because it’s in our genes, a new study finds.
Jan 21
Categories: Health Psychology
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Binge eating disorder (BED) is one of the most common eating disorders, yet it wasn’t included as an official diagnostic category until 2013. It is commonly defined as consuming a large amount of food in a short period of time, while experiencing ...
Jan 20
Categories: Eating Disorders
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Migraine is one of the most common painful disorders afflicting one in every eight people. It is characterized by throbbing and relatively unpredictable episodes of head pain that may last up to three days.
Jan 20
Categories: Depression
GODecades of research has provided amazing insights on how the mind works. These 6 facts will prove to be useful in understanding yourself and others better.
Jan 20
Categories: Other
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Many of us believe that if we feel lonely in this world, we are searching for love. We think that love is the most profound feeling possible; it is the glue that holds us together.
Jan 19
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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Eating more fibre along with less sugar and less saturated fat has been linked to better sleep by a new study.
Jan 19
Categories: Health Psychology
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