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New Study: How to Secure an Insecure Relationship Partner
In this article, we will talk about a new study, the results of which will be useful for those who are in a romantic relationship with an insecure person.
Diana Dashkevich mental health care facts Psychology 21 June 2023
Your partner affects your mental health: Psychologists explain
A new study published on Sage Journals claims that your partner significantly influences your mental health. While this influence isn't necessarily bad, it can also increase your chances of being stressed and depressed a lot.
Kate Yakimchuk dating mental health research Psychology 21 June 2023
Lots of US adults in their 30s and 40s have never been married: Why that happens
Have you ever wondered why lots of modern adults are single? A new study published by Bowling Green State University claims that modern people often don't feel like they genuinely need partners.
Kate Yakimchuk dating personality research Psychology 20 June 2023
Why some people dislike you for no reason: Psychologists explain
When someone hurts or wrongs you, then it's pretty normal to dislike or even hate them. But what if someone dislikes you for seemingly no reason?
Kate Yakimchuk personality communication Psychology 19 June 2023
How to understand whether a person likes you romantically: It's not always easy to tell
When you become closer with someone, it usually means they like you - but not always as a potential partner. People can like someone but still just want to be friends with them, but there are some signs that can help you understand their true feelings.
Kate Yakimchuk love communication dating Psychology 19 June 2023
Why our preferences change when we become older: The image of a perfect partner can change a lot
When we are young, we often want to date attractive people, and that's basically everything we want our partners to be. Meanwhile, when people become more mature, their preferences often change - they not only value character more, but even their tastes change.
Kate Yakimchuk couple love preferences personality Psychology 17 June 2023
Why couples argue over small things: Little things that can spoil your relationship
It is normal for couples to communicate and work through their problems together, but some couples tend to argue over petty and unimportant things. While sometimes harmless, it can also be a sign that something is not right in the relationship.
Kate Yakimchuk couple communication conflicts love Psychology 16 June 2023
Why it's better not to visit some of your relatives too often: Psychologists explain
Some families have very warm relationships between all members, so they are happy to visit each other pretty often. On the other hand, some people prefer visiting their relatives as rarely as they possibly can.
Kate Yakimchuk relatives personal boundaries personality Psychology 13 June 2023
What to do if you and your partner have different life goals: Psychologist's advice
Couples are the strongest when they have mutual goals and aspirations, so they can achieve everything they want together. But what to do when goals change, and you don't feel like you and your partner want the same things anymore?
Kate Yakimchuk couple personality communication goals Psychology 12 June 2023
How to heal after a breakup quickly: It's not easy, but it's manageable
Breakups can be very painful, and some people may not heal for years after they end their relationship. If you don't want to stay in this state for too long, you need advice on how to move on faster.
Kate Yakimchuk break up love mental health Psychology 12 June 2023
Why do people fall in love with unapproachable individuals: Challenge accepted
It's easier to fall in love with someone who probably likes you back - it increases your chances to succeed drastically. But some people still fall in love with those who won't ever reciprocate, or just seem too unapproachable.
Kate Yakimchuk dating personality love Psychology 11 June 2023
Why people don't want to talk to their friends: The main reasons
Sometimes people feel like they don't want to talk to anyone, even to their closest friends. While sometimes it's normal for a person to spend some time on their own, it can also be a sign of bad mental health.
Kate Yakimchuk friendship mental health personal boundaries Psychology 10 June 2023
Why people feel jealous of their friends: When even friends aren't happy for you
It's usually assumed that friends should be happy for you when you succeed, but it doesn't always happen. This might be a part of their human nature, or they might be not your real friends in the first place.
Kate Yakimchuk personality mental health jealousy communication Psychology 10 June 2023
How to understand that your date doesn't like you: Save your time
While sometimes people are more interested in how to understand whether someone likes them, it's also important to know whether someone isn't. When dating someone, you should know the signs that you probably shouldn't waste your time.
Kate Yakimchuk dating communication personality Psychology 9 June 2023
Why people are afraid to tell what they really want: Explanation of mind games
Not everyone is open or brave enough to openly express their feelings, wants, or thoughts. If you're talking to someone who seems too shy to tell what they really want, then there might be a few reasons for that.
Kate Yakimchuk personality communication Psychology 9 June 2023
Why some people want to come back to their ex-partners: Bittersweet memories
Some people may leave after a breakup, others feel that they would rather return to their former partners after a while. Even though things didn't go so well last time, people still hope that things can be better this time around.
Kate Yakimchuk break up personality mental healh Psychology 9 June 2023
Women don't always prefer masculine men: Psychologists explain
While men are convinced that all women date only overly masculine men, it's pretty far from reality. Psychologists claim that more and more women prefer other qualities than strength and brutality in their partners.
Kate Yakimchuk love personality Psychology 8 June 2023
Unhealthy attachments in relationships: Sings and reasons
Some couple have strong bonds, but it doesn't mean they are healthy and productive. When partners feel unhappy but can't break up, it might be a sign of their attachments being unhealthy.
Kate Yakimchuk mental health codependency Psychology 8 June 2023
Why teenagers tend to rebel: It's a pretty normal phase
Parents know that most teenagers have a special "rebel phase" when they misbehave, overreact and make bad decisions more often than usually. While it can be pretty annoying or even disrespectful sometimes, it's often a normal phase for a person.
Kate Yakimchuk teenagers parenting personality Psychology 8 June 2023
Why men prefer being friends with women they find attractive: Psychologists explain
While every rule has some exceptions, most men still only choose to be friends with women they find physically attractive. Their friendship may only be platonic, but the rule works more often than not.
Kate Yakimchuk friendship friends personality Psychology 7 June 2023