How to let go of anger, and forgive
Wondering how to let go of anger and move on? Know that forgiveness is not the same as condoning bad behavior.
Relationships
From romantic partnerships to friendships and everything in between: whether you’re navigating a new relationship, trying to mend a broken one, or simply looking for ways to improve your communication and connection with others, this category is here to help.
Motivational Enhancement Therapy: An Evidence-Based Approach to Making Positive Changes
Motivational enhancement therapy (MET) is a form of treatment that focuses on building motivation and confidence to make positive changes in your life.
Celebrating ENFJ Famous People Who Exemplify These Powerful Traits
In this post, we take a look at "ENFJ Famous People" who have used their ENFJ traits to achieve success and make a positive impact on the world.
How to Date Somebody With Depression: Here’s What You Need to Know
We explore what you need to know about how to date somebody with depression, including how to support your partner and take care of yourself.
How to Use the Hero Instinct to Get What You Want: Six Easy Steps
Wondering how to trigger the hero instinct in your man? Read on if you want to learn how to make him feel like a hero, in six easy steps.
Valentines advice: 33% of Americans say they’d be more likely to go out with someone who mentions crypto in their dating profile
Valentines advice: 40% of men and 25% of women are more interested in a potential date who mentions crypto in their profile.
Sad Quotes About Love That Will Get You Thinking
These sad lines about life and love will make you feel better, even when you're feeling down.
This new study finds that 68% of romantic couples started out as friends
A new study of about 1900 adults and students has found that two thirds of romantic couples started out in a platonic relationship.
6 Helpful Tips for Dating Someone with Borderline Personality Disorder
Dating someone with borderline personality disorder can be challenging, but that doesn't mean they can't form fulfilling relationships.
New study finds not knowing how to flirt is holding many people back
A new study finds the main reason behind "involuntary singlehood" is not knowing how to flirt. Other factors were effort and choosiness.
New research shows that increased use of “I” and “we” can be warning signs of a breakup
A new study shows that increased use of the pronouns "I" and "we" can be warning signs of a breakup, months before it happens.
Status envy: people envy other people’s social position more than their wealth
Status envy: a study finds people envy others' social status (for example how respected they are) more than they envy others' possessions.
New study questions whether first impressions matter as much as people think they do
Do first impressions matter? A new German-Canadian study says no, not really; it found no evidence for the so-called “primacy effect."
New study finds 98% of women have a best friend, vs only 85% of men
A new study finds that only 85% of men report having a best friend, versus 98% of women.
Do couples look alike more as time passes? A new study says no.
Do couples look alike more and more as time passes? A new study debunks this popular idea, and says no, not really.
The triumph of the outgoing introvert: faking extroversion makes people like you more
The outgoing introvert: a new study finds that pretending to be an extrovert makes the people around you feel happier and more relaxed.