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Psychology Behind Parasocial Relationships

Parasocial relationships can fill a void, providing a connection where real life may fall short. In the world of screens, we tend to feel closer to those favourite characters more than to those next door. What’s comforting about a parasocial

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Are You Suffering from Roommate Phase in your Relationships?

We’ve all heard of the honeymoon phase in a relationship, characterized by passion, excitement, and the thrill of new love. But what is the roommate phase of a relationship? This stage often emerges after the initial euphoria has faded, leading

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The Five Love Languages for Lasting Relationships

How do you express love? And how do you like to be loved by someone? There are many ways to express love!  Read on to learn what your love languages are! Since the 1990s – Dr. Gary Demonte Chapman has been

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The Psychology Behind Long-Distance Relationships

Distance makes the heart grow fonder. We have all heard this phrase and believed in it, and why not? It provides a positive outlook on an otherwise difficult situation. The idea is that when we miss a person, we realize

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Importance of Emotional Vulnerability in Relationship

Do you have your guard up every time your loved ones talk about emotional stuff? Or do you leave your inhibitions and become emotionally open with them? What stops you from becoming vulnerable? Emotional Vulnerability Simply put, vulnerability is a

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How Materialism Affects Life Satisfaction and Personal Relationships 

Materialism, the reality of contemporary society. No matter how much one tries to deny it, we are all engulfed in the love of material possessions. Well, there is nothing particularly wrong with it, we can even call it a necessity

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“I am Just Bad at it”: Understanding Weaponized Incompetence in Relationships

“You had one job and you didn’t do it right?” You must have heard this at least once. Well, if the explanation given to this question is, “Sorry, I’m not good at it”, it is understandable. But, imagine if these

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Psychology of Sibling Relationships: Understanding Their Impact

Do you have any siblings or are you an only child? Have you ever wished you had siblings or didn’t have them? There probably were days when the grass seemed greener on the other side. Despite all the challenges and

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Can an Optimist have a Relationship with a Pessimist?

When we think about relationships, it’s natural to wonder if we’ll be a good match. We ask ourselves questions like: Will we make it work? Will our relationship last? Will we be happy together in the end? We tend to

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Sleep Divorce: What You Need to Know About This Trend in Modern Relationship

Over the last two decades or so, the phenomenon of sleep divorce has gained increasing popularity for a significant share of couples who believe that they should sleep in separate beds or even separate rooms. As much as this might