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Top Three Most Narcissistic Zodiac Signs

Leave a Comment / Lifestyle, love & life, Relationship / Arman Zargaran

Astrology offers insights into personality traits and behaviors, shedding light on both positive and negative aspects of each zodiac sign. While every sign possesses unique qualities, some may exhibit narcissistic tendencies more prominently than others. Understanding the astrological influences behind narcissism can provide valuable insights into human behavior and relationships. Narcissism: A Brief Overview: Narcissism, […]

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How Secrets Can Destroy a Relationship

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Entering into a new relationship can be rather scary for many people. Opening up your heart and home to someone based primarily upon what they have told about themselves is a major step to building trust and living a happy life together. But what happens when you wake up one morning to find that the

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How To Handle Your Immature Husband

Is it Possible to Fight Against your Personality?

Leave a Comment / Personality / PositiveMed

Personality Types: Can We Mold and Shape Ourselves in Today’s Society? I have ever found yourself in a public setting, one thing was abundantly clear: some people are more gifted at expressing themselves to acquaintances and strangers than others. In basic terms, people are divided into two categories according to the personality traits and behaviors

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Man Faked Down Syndrome, Sexually Abused Women He Hired

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A man from Arizona has been charged with several counts of fraudulent schemes and sex abuse after faking Down syndrome. He had hired female caregivers to change his diapers and bathe him. According to USA TODAY, Paul Menchaca, 31, was accused by three women but police believe that there could be more victims. Darrell Krueger,

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Understanding Alcohol Abuse Disorders and Their Treatment

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Drinking alcohol can be a pleasant way to have you relax and step back from the various stresses of life. However, for some people, beer has become an addiction resulting to alcohol abuse disorders. They drink alcohol excessively which puts them and others at risk. Recognizing Alcohol Use Disorders Doctors call it alcohol use disorder

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What Every Woman Needs To Know About Married Men Who Cheat

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Married men who cheat on their wives are not the kind of men women want to be with. Married men rarely leave their wives, they rarely want more from their mistress than just the fun that comes along with it, and they are very good at what they do. Married men who cheat are commonly

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Could You Have PTSD? 5 Signs and Symptoms That You Should Know

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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) often receives a lot of press when it comes to soldiers returning from war. You might have even seen movies where a former soldier struggles with nightmares and flashbacks of the trauma that they endured. While the ravages of war are a common cause of PTSD, you should also be aware

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Things You Need to Know Before You Commit To Someone

psychology, Relationship / PositiveMed

Things You Need to Know Before You Commit To Someone Choosing to share life with another person, in this case, a potential spouse is a major decision, a life-changing decision, and a daily decision. There are many things to consider and to understand before saying “I Do”. Being “in love” is the easy part. It’s

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Solving the Mystery of “I’m Fine” When She’s REALLY NOT!

psychology / PositiveMed

Solving the Mystery of “I’m Fine” When She’s REALLY NOT! You’re anticipating a romantic evening with your sweetie. You found a great chick flick to watch together. You sit down on the couch next to her and gently touch her leg. Whoa! Something’s terribly wrong. For one thing, she’s distanced herself at the very end

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Think It’s Cute When Your Pets Do This? Think Again It Might be a Deadly Sign!

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Think It’s Cute When Your Pets Do This? Think Again It Might be a Deadly Sign! Watching your dog walk in circles you think what a goof-ball! He walks over to the wall with his head hanging and presses into the wall. As he moves along the wall to the corner, where he acts like

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Brains of Obese Teenagers Unusually Susceptible to Food Commercials

psychology, weight loss / PositiveMed Team

Brains of Obese Teenagers Unusually Susceptible to Food Commercials Keep overweight adolescents away from food commercials or they may face difficulty losing weight. Sounds a bit weird, right? Unfortunately a Dartmouth study reveals that TV food commercials disproportionately stimulate the brains of obese teenagers, including parts of the brain known to control taste, pleasure, and

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This Common Habit Increases Your Risk Of Cancer By 66%

cancer / PositiveMed Team

This Common Habit Increases Your Risk Of Cancer By 66% According to the Nielsen Corporation, the average American watches over 4 hours of TV a day. The average household has 2 televisions that are left on almost 7 hours a day. Psychologists at Rutgers University have found that television shows are designed to be addicting

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Why You Should Care About Daily Self-Care

happiness, psychology / PositiveMed Team

Why You Should Care About Daily Self-Care By Selina M. Almodovar of Well Said Living Self-care is exactly what it says it is…it’s caring for yourself. A lot of times this self-practice can get placed on the back burner, especially if you are busy caring for others. Many people service positions (such as entrepreneurs, nurses,

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The Stanford Prison Experiment

mental health, psychology / Schei, MD

The Stanford Prison Experiment By Divya Shree Edited By Stephanie Dawson The Stanford Prison Experiment was a psychology experiment conducted by researchers at Stanford University in 1971 led by Philip Zimbardo. This experiment was of particular interest to the US Navy and Marine Corps because they wanted to get to the real cause of conflict

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