It’s a common belief that people in relationships are supportive of each other, and invalidation occurs intentionally only. Unfortunately, individuals frequently don’t realize that they could be invalidating their partners unintentionally. They either treat it as an effort to “help” their partner get over a difficult experience, or they fail to sympathize.
Psychologist Juhi Pandey shares some actionable advice on how to stop feeling empty after a breakup.
A study reveals that narcissism is driven by insecurity and low self-esteem. It’s one of the types of personality disorders where people have an inflated sense of self. Also, according to another study, what most people see as negative traits, narcissists may see as their strengths. Are you one of them? Do you perceive your …
Why do you feel insecure? Why do you attract toxic people in your life? Why do you need your partner to make you feel whole? The answer to all of these questions lies in your childhood experiences and interactions with your primary caregivers/parents. This attachment style quiz, consisting of just 7 questions will help you …
ADHD or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is a neurodevelopmental disorder. This means that it is a condition that usually develops during one’s childhood years, and one that will probably be the person’s constant companion for a lifetime. If you are someone looking to date a person with ADHD, this is something that is simultaneously important …
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Miserable husband syndrome can wreak havoc on an otherwise happy relationship. It can cause both partners to become distant and unhappy in the marriage.
Psychotherapist Dr. Aman Bhonsle gives us a rundown of how borderline personality disorder impacts relationships.
What is toxic positivity? And why is it harmful? Our expert brings you the answers
Couples and family therapist explains how loss of a child alters a couple’s relations
and what can be done to cope together
Does our mental health get in the way of our relationships? I ask psychotherapist Dr Aman Bhonsle about how Gen-Z’s mental health affects their relationships.
