What Love Isn’t: How Families Create Unhealthy Love

What Love Isn’t: How Families Create Unhealthy Love

Do you have a good idea of what love is? What’s considered unhealthy love? Unhealthy interactions between family members can distort people’s version of love. bell hooks’s book All About Love says these interactions can also create a cycle of unhealthy love. Below we’ll discuss what love isn’t so you can have a better understanding of what love truly means.

The Importance of Maintaining Relationships as You Age

The Importance of Maintaining Relationships as You Age

Do you still make friends like you did when you were in school? Do you have a life outside of work? In From Strength to Strength, Arthur Brooks explains how you can achieve a meaningful life as you get older. He provides a how-to for switching your focus from chasing success in the workplace to finding success in life in general. One of the ways to do this is through connections with family and friends. Read more to learn about the importance of maintaining relationships in the last half of your life.

5 Alarming Signs of Narcissistic Behavior in a Relationship

5 Alarming Signs of Narcissistic Behavior in a Relationship

Do you think that your partner might be a narcissist? What are common signs of narcissistic behavior in a relationship? Spotting a narcissist can be hard because they’re very good at hiding their behavior. There are a few behaviors, however, that are easy to point out if you know what to look for. Below we’ve listed five signs of narcissistic behavior in a relationship that are red flags.

The Outgroup Homogeneity Effect: Group Rivalry Gone Wrong

The Outgroup Homogeneity Effect: Group Rivalry Gone Wrong

What is the outgroup homogeneity effect? Why do cliques and groups form rivalries with one another? The outgroup homogeneity effect is when members of a group see themselves as unique individuals but believe outsiders are all the same. However, it’s likely that these in-group members aren’t as unique as they think they are. Below you’ll learn more about the outgroup homogeneity effect, according to The Status Game by Will Storr.

The Connection Between Relationships and Well-Being

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Do you want healthier relationships? What’s the connection between positive relationships and well-being? Humans are naturally social creatures, and connecting with others makes our lives better. You can improve your well-being by learning to build stronger, more positive relationships in your life. Check out how positive relationships affect your well-being.