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One of the most shocking moments in a relationship with someone who has untreated narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) is realizing that your partner doesn't care if you're in pain or hurt. This can be very difficult for most people to understand. How can someone who claims
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Decades ago, becoming a parent was almost an expectation. Today, some American politicians are criticizing women who choose not to have children. It’s important to recognize that remaining child-free isn’t unique to American women. Over the past 50 years, birth rates worldwide including in China, Japan, Europe, and
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Positive indicators, or “green flags,” are uplifting signs in a relationship. Many people focus on the negatives or "red flags," which can sometimes seem easier to notice. However, for couples in long-term relationships, paying attention to positive aspects can be crucial for lasting satisfaction. Relationship expert John Gottman
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About a year ago, amid all the ongoing issues in our world and some personal challenges, I decided to adopt a cat. He’s adorable: gray with stripes and a white belly. He’s also quite the character barely a year old, he's a kitten at heart in
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Handling a child's defiant behavior can be tough for parents, no matter how old the child is. While managing it can be challenging, the good news is that you can significantly reduce defiance within 10 days by focusing on a few core principles. The most effective approach combines
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Many human concepts don’t exist without words like the idea of gravity, a corporation, or a legal case. For most of us, it’s hard to imagine life without language, as our minds are filled with these abstract ideas that feel as real as physical objects. Almost all people
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Deeper communication goes beyond surface-level interactions and involves conversations that build trust, understanding, and connection in all relationships. It's about being present, listening carefully, and sharing openly. The goal is always to learn about and understand the other person in a more meaningful and impactful way. For example,
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Exploring the Puella Archetype: A Perspective from Jungian Psychology We often hear the advice: follow your passions and live according to your values. But what if you’ve lost your way? What if life feels meaningless? Examining this through the archetype of the "puella" in Jungian analytical psychology,
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Narcissists' negative traits, including arrogance, superiority, and lack of empathy, are becoming more widely recognized. They are often charming initially, but their toxic behaviors quickly emerge.  So, what is it like to be in a relationship with a narcissist, and how can you heal? These were the central questions
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Explore seven deep ways injustice impacts emotional well-being and social cohesion, fuelling personal struggles and dividing communities. Learn how to recognize and address these effects.
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Most research on parenthood has traditionally focused on how children benefit from having a father figure. However, more attention is gradually being paid to the value of fatherhood for men themselves. Not only do children benefit greatly from having involved and engaged fathers, but men also gain from this bond,
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When it comes to mental health, it's not the amount of time we spend on social media that matters, but how we use it. The idea that social media is harmful to teens' mental health is well known. There is growing research linking "smartphone and social