Narcissism: Why It’s Less Obvious in Women Than In Men

Ava Green, City, University of London and Claire Hart, University of Southampton The term narcissism may conjure up images of chest-pumping, arrogant, male self-promoters. The personality trait – with its hallmark features of overt grandiosity, assertiveness and superiority – is, in fact, more commonly observed in men. That is because these central features align closely […]

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Do Not Reply! How to Distance Yourself from the Insanity.

Do Not Reply. Avoid the Spider Web of Deceit and Manipulation. The dissolution of a narcissistic relationship can be likened to a deep psychological exploration. It’s akin to navigating a complex labyrinth of emotions and self-discovery. In this guide, we offer you “Do Not Reply. Distance Yourself from the Insanity,” a professional’s roadmap to disengaging

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Understanding Toxic Motherhood: Protecting Your Child’s Well-Being

In the realm of parenthood, we often discuss the significance of a mother’s role in nurturing and shaping a child’s life. However, there exists a darker side to motherhood that we must acknowledge: toxic motherhood. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the depths of what toxic motherhood entails, exploring its detrimental effects on a

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The Struggles of Being a Single Father and Communicating with a Hostile Ex-Partner

Being a single father comes with unique challenges, and when you add a hostile ex-partner to the mix, the difficulties can multiply. In this guide, we’ll explore the struggles single fathers face, especially when dealing with a contentious ex, and provide insights on effective communication while keeping the child’s best interests in mind. We’ll delve

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