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Our marriage, like ourselves, needs to keep evolving and changing. If it doesn’t, it dies, or we die in its static-ness.

From "founding fathers" to "misunderestimate," U.S. presidents have come up with—and taken heat for—a wide range of words and ...

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When one partner is stressed, the other feels it too—not just emotionally, but on a biological level. New research on heart ...

Cognitive diversity isn’t about ideology. It’s an essential tool for helping humans see clearly. Strip it away and you don’t ...

Waiting for someone who is chronically late can be annoying—but what if their procrastination has hidden benefits? New ...

Research shows that people with an animal rights mindset preferred positive force-free training, while anthropocentrists ...

It’s important to acknowledge that for some people, "this moment" involves immense pain, grief, or fear. If you’re reading ...

Carl Rogers saw the ability of people to listen to each other as fundamental to therapy and to the positive development of all human relationships.

Exhausted parents carry measurable physical stress. Research shows stress levels can exceed those in chronic pain patients.