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Selfishness, rooted in evolution, can be either harmful or helpful. When guided by ethics and cooperation, it becomes a tool for both personal growth and social good.

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In dysfunctional and abusive families, children can become pawns used to exert coercive control over the other parent. This ...

Couples don’t need a “night out” to reignite romance. Enjoying the comforts of married life is often best experienced at home.

While AI-induced psychosis has not been studied in autistic people, it could be reasonably asked if people with autism, who are unfortunately often socially isolated, lonely, and prone to fantasy, may ...

Love is paradoxical—both the most generous and the most egoistic of emotions. At its best, it holds these forces in balance.

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When we're bullied, and especially gaslit, we often look inward to find out what's wrong with us. Research shows we should be ...

Explore how easy credit, emotional spending, and poor financial literacy are silently impacting mental health worldwide.