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The Sympathy Trap Exposed: 3 Clear Signs You’re Being Emotionally Manipulated
Discover why you’re always the one apologizing when people hurt you by uncovering the sympathy trap, a gaslighting tactic used to shift blame.
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Postpartum Mental Health: Why Awareness & Responsibility Matter
A raw examination of postpartum mental health, the impact of parenthood on relationships, and the accountability of both partners in managing challenges.
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What Womanhood Means to Me: An Unflinching Account
Explore my unfiltered experience of womanhood, shedding light on the duality of the beauty and brutality of being a woman.
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Proven Strategies to Conquer Codependency
This blog explores how to understand and ultimately break the cycle of emotional codependency to achieve emotional independence.
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Should We Ever Be Blaming Women for Men’s Actions?
Explore why we find ourselves blaming women for the actions of men, including personal insights and an exploration of repressed bias.
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Navigating Empathy and Accountability in Friendships
Does having empathy for others mean excusing their bad behavior? In this candid piece, I explore the fine balance between empathy and accountability in friendships.
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How Freudenfreude Can Alter Your Outlook
While plenty of people can feel for others when they experience hardships, freudenfreude allows humans to celebrate each other’s successes as though they are their own.
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Probing The Pedant: Why Nitpicking Is Never The Answer
Constructive criticism helps people grow, but constant nitpicking affects relationships on both ends. Discover why people nitpick, how to deal with nitpicking, and why it’s unhealthy.
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In Defense Of Narcissists
Why do we have understanding for everyone but people we label as being narcissistic? This post explores what narcissism is, including narcissism and narcissistic personality disorder.
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Is It Wrong To Kill Your Abuser?
If you lash out at your abuser, does that make you abusive? This post examines the moral grey area that would involve attacking or even killing someone who abused you.
