Follow me Taking a break in a relationship and breaking up are not the same. Sometimes people take breaks when their relationship isn’t going well or when one person has feelings for someone else. A break is like a timeout for a certain period, maybe two weeks or a month. During this time, both people […]
Is It Okay To Take a Break From a Relationship? Read More »
Follow me A workaholic is someone who spends a lot of time working and often thinks about work even when not working. It’s like a strong urge to always be working and thinking about work-related things. Being a workaholic is not just about working hard; it’s more like an obsession, similar to a kind of
What goes on in a Workaholic’s Mind? Read More »
Follow me OCD stands for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, an anxiety condition where people experience recurring, unwanted thoughts (obsessions) that drive them to perform repetitive actions. OCD can result from factors like stress, parenting, or environment, yet its precise cause remains uncertain. Common OCD symptoms include: 1. Fear of contamination 2. False health concerns 3. Fear of
Everything You Should Know About OCD Read More »
Follow me Bad habits are negative behaviors that many people struggle with. Here are five common bad habits that many people have: Filler Words While Speaking: Using words like “umm,” “uhh,” and “like” frequently while talking can make it harder for others to understand you. Try to pause and think before speaking to use the
Most Common Bad Habits That Almost Everyone Has Read More »
Follow me ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, which is a mental condition. People with ADHD have differences in how their brains develop and work, affecting their attention, ability to stay still, and self-control. Usually, we associate ADHD with kids, and it’s often diagnosed by the time they’re around 7 years old. But did
Follow me Apologizing means saying sorry for something you did wrong, even if you didn’t mean to. When you apologize, you might also promise to do better in the future and fix any harm you caused. It’s a way of showing that you care and understand the other person’s feelings. Apologizing can help mend relationships
Why is it so Hard to Say Sorry? Read More »
Follow me Imagine combining a psychopath with a narcissist – that’s what people call a “narcopath,” a not-so-pleasant mix of both. They are tricky individuals who share qualities of both sociopaths and narcissists. It’s not a good idea to be around them. Narcopaths are good at manipulating and fooling others to get what they want.
Everything You Should Know About Narcopaths Read More »
Follow me In life, we come across different types of people. Some are good, some not so much. But there are a few types that are really not good for us, especially for our mental well-being. Here are three types you should definitely avoid: 1. The Manipulator: These people are quite tricky. They’re really good
Types of People You Should Stay Away From Read More »
Follow me Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a mental condition where people have an inflated sense of self-importance, a strong need for attention and love, troubled relationships, and lack empathy for others. It’s more common in men, and its cause is a mix of genes and environment. Symptoms include an excessive need for praise, not caring
Beware of Narcissists Read More »
Follow me The terms “psychopath” and “sociopath” might seem similar, but they describe different things. A psychopath has a serious mental condition that causes unusual or harmful social behavior. A sociopath has a personality issue that leads to extreme distant attitudes and behaviors. Psychopathy is like a more severe form of sociopathy, with more symptoms.
Difference between Psychopath and Sociopath Read More »
Follow me We’re talking about relationships with narcissists and psychopaths today. These people aren’t good for relationships. They’ve been through deep trauma that they pass on to others. Being with them can be harmful, crushing you inside. But you can recover with effort. It’s tough to realize the harm in these relationships until it’s too
How to Deal with a Broken Heart Read More »
Follow me Depression, also known as feeling really down or sad, is a mental health problem that makes you feel gloomy or lose interest in things you usually enjoy. It can make daily life really tough. Sometimes it’s called a mood disorder. It might feel like sadness, loss, or even anger that messes up what
What is Depression Read More »
Follow me Experiencing heartbreak can be incredibly painful, like a devastating event that shakes your world. It feels like a huge hole has opened in your chest, and you can’t see a way to mend it. A woman who has gone through heartbreak can learn to forgive eventually, but the memory of that pain stays
How does Heartbreak Affect a Girl? Read More »
Follow me Emotional control can happen in relationships more often than we might realize. It doesn’t just happen in obviously harsh relationships, but even in seemingly smaller ways. For instance, your partner might always want things their way when you’re together. Sometimes, it can be more serious, like making you doubt your own memories. Here
How to know that you are manipulated in a relationship? Read More »
Follow me A panic attack is when you suddenly feel really scared or worried. It can happen quickly and comes with at least four of these signs: your heart beats fast, you sweat, shake, have trouble breathing, or feel like you’re smothering. We don’t know exactly why panic attacks happen, but they might be related
What is a Panic Attack? Read More »
