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Self Help

Self Punishment and Self Love

Self-love and self-punishment are two sides of the same coin that somewhere shape our relationship with ourselves. On one hand, self-love fosters growth, acceptance and compassion, self-punishment on the other hand leads to negative self-talk, low self-esteem, and self-harming behaviour.

Awareness Crime

Victimology: Understanding the Psychological Impact of Crime

Crime rates are very high in today’s world, and many people fall victim to it. If you look up the crime rates, you’ll realize just how high it is. What makes it worse is that these records are just a

Relationship

Importance of Loyal Partner in Life

Most of the people if asked, would say that loyalty is a very important component for any relationship to survive. But the meaning and essence of loyalty is very wide and can be subjective to people as well. Before discussing

Self Help

The Psychology of Confessions

Confessions are the formal statement made by people to admit one crime or wrong deed. Confession is the way of accepting or admitting that an individual has committed something illegal and offensive and is guilty for that. It can either

Awareness Self Help

7 Tips to help you Meditate effectively Everyday

How can I forget those days when I was confused, perplexed, anxious and kept feeling blue no matter what? That plight of mine cannot be bound in words. Not Postpartum Blues, but these were marriage blues, adjusting to an entirely

Self Help

How not to take things Personally?

It is human nature to desire Respect. Humans are social animals after all, and we all want to be respected by our tribe. Thus, it makes sense that receiving criticism can be upsetting and emotionally taxing. There is a sensitive

Social

The Psychology of Perspectivism

Perspectivism is a philosophical principle developed by Friedrich Nietzsche which states that there is no real knowledge or truth as every truth is relative to the perspective of the individual. It challenges the idea of objective truth, which argues that

Social

Psychology behind Avoidance Behaviour

Avoidance behaviour is the kind of strategy people adopt to distract themselves from tough situations and escape out of their mind to get rid of their own negative thoughts, feelings, ideas or assumptions. It could be as a result of

Awareness

What is ‘Sober Curious’?

“Sober Curious” describes a developing movement among those who are questioning their relationship with alcohol and contemplating cutting back or giving it up. This movement is frequently the result of worries about one’s general well-being, productivity, mental clarity, and general

Life Style

Do you Know these Facts about Dreams?

The ideas, feelings, and visuals that come to mind while you’re asleep are all included in dreams. Dreams can be incredibly emotional or passionate, or they can be unclear, temporary, confusing or even dull. While some dreams are scary or