There Might Actually Be Some Science Behind Eldest Daughter Syndrome
Growing up as the oldest sibling, author Y.L. Wolfe often felt the lines between her role and her mother’s role were blurred.
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My Immigrant Family Stole A Goose Egg From A Park And Ate It. Here's What I Want You To Consider.
The reactions to the now-viral story of Haitian immigrants from Springfield, Ohio, being accused of consuming animals that weren’t rightfully theirs — from cats and dogs to ducks from a public pond — have been as varied and divided as this country itself.
This 1 Simple Trick Can Stop A Panic Attack In Its Tracks
Panic attacks are no joke: They involve overwhelming feelings of fear or anxiety that are often coupled with physical symptoms like chest pains, nausea, sweating, chills, and difficulty breathing. They can come on suddenly, and be terrifyingly debilitating.
6 Reasons You Might Be Messy That Have Nothing To Do With Laziness
Dirty dishes piled up in your sink. Clean clothes mixed with dirty ones on the floor. Junk mail sitting on your desk. Oh, and is that an old food wrapper under the couch?
Do You Experience 'Cute Aggression'? All About This Psychological Phenomenon
When my youngest sister was a baby, I recall telling my mom through gritted teeth: “Ugh, she’s so cute, I can’t stand it. I just want to squeeze her!”
Do You Experience 'Euphoric Recall'? Here's Why It Can Be Toxic.
Have you ever told your friends you wanted to text an ex, only to hear them vehemently say no? Or maybe you’re thinking fondly about a past job ― one that you actually hated. Or perhaps you decided to pursue a sobriety journey after a few rough nights out, but you find yourself unable to stop thinking about the fun you had when a cocktail was involved.
If You Were Called 'Mature For Your Age' As A Kid, You Need To Read This
Most of us have made a comment at one time or another without thinking much about its impact ― especially when it comes to kids.
Keep Putting Off Important Tasks? Try ‘Temptation Bundling’ To Get Them Done
As humans, we have a tendency to procrastinate on things that are good for us in the long run but might be kind of unpleasant in the moment — think exercising, studying or tidying up the house.
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