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November 5, 2020
Top 5 Most Common Myths about Happiness
We all believe in happiness, but often, our beliefs are false. Happiness is one of those things that tend to be associated with many false beliefs. Here are some of the most common myths about happiness, which are likely to be present in your life. Top 5 Most Common Myths about Happiness Once you understand […]
November 3, 2020
How to Develop Your Analytical Skills in 4 Science-Backed Ways
If you are anything like me, your brain gets muddled sometimes. Mine is full of thoughts that go off in a myriad of different tangents while I race to keep up. I often wonder, wouldn’t it be nice to be able to think rationally once in a while? Well, developing analytical skills can help to […]
November 2, 2020
5 Signs of Martyr Complex & How to Deal with a Person Who Has It
The Martyr complex, although a much less dramatic expression than in historical times, is still at use today in people we love, and sometimes even ourselves. There is a commonality between the martyr complex and the victim complex, although they are slightly different. The martyr feels victimized and also strives to find other ways to […]
October 30, 2020
8 Lies That Prevent You from Being Happy
We often tell ourselves lies that leave us sabotaging our own happiness. And we are not even aware that we do. Here are a few lies you might be telling yourself and thus are preventing yourself from being happy: 1. “I would have been happier if I worked less” Our minds often tend to come […]
October 29, 2020
Love Bombing: How a Narcissist Manipulates You into Feeling Wanted
I bet the phrase, “love bombing” sounds glorious to you, doesn’t it? Well, it’s actually a tactic that narcissists use. Yikes! When some people talk of the narcissist, the last word they use is “love”. That’s because when you realize you’re with a narcissist, the love you once thought you had isn’t real at all. […]
October 27, 2020
7 Signs You Were Raised by Emotionally Abusive Parents
Unfortunately, not every child is raised by nurturing and loving parents. Luckily, the number of emotionally abusive parents are decreasing. However, it is the worst kind of abuse and has far-reaching consequences well into adulthood. What Is Emotional Abuse? What do emotionally abusive parents do to children? What are the signs of a child that […]
