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Highly sensitive people dealing with emotional instability

With modern dating often filled with challenges like ghosting and breadcrumbing, many singles feel lost and frustrated in their search for meaningful relationships. Pre-relationship therapy, a growing trend where singles seek support before committing to a new relationship, can be transformative. Traditionally focused on couples, this approach now helps singles gain self-awareness, learn...

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of mood disorder that recurs seasonally, often in winter when daylight hours are reduced. The symptoms of SAD are similar to those of major depressive disorder and may include persistent low mood, fatigue, irritability, sleep problems, overeating, and social withdrawal. Those affected by SAD can find it difficult to maintain motivation and...

Imagine realizing that the love you thought would last forever is fading away. Your spouse, the one you counted on, seems emotionally distant, and every effort to bridge the gap feels futile. This situation, often called “walkaway wife syndrome,” is something we often see among many married women across the world. Many husbands feel blindsided by a partner who appears emotionally...

Overthinking, also known as rumination or obsessive thought, involves repeatedly dwelling on past events or excessively worrying about future possibilities, often leading to mental exhaustion and anxiety. This pattern can be highly disruptive to mental health and is linked to various issues, including stress, depression, and insomnia. Addressing the challenge of overthinking and learning...

Infidelity has long been regarded as one of the most painful betrayals in a romantic relationship. The phrase “Once a cheater, always a cheater” suggests that people who commit infidelity are doomed to repeat it, casting doubt on the possibility of reconciliation. But is it truly impossible to forgive and move forward after such betrayal? Research and real-world examples indicate that, while...

In many relationships, differences in sex drive can be a significant and sometimes frustrating challenge. One partner may desire intimacy more frequently, while the other might not feel the same level of interest. This imbalance can lead to feelings of rejection, frustration, or insecurity, causing a strain on the relationship if left unaddressed. However, navigating these differences in...

Living with anxiety can be challenging on its own, but navigating relationships with family members who trigger that anxiety adds an extra layer of complexity. Unlike casual acquaintances or coworkers, family members are often deeply integrated into your life, making avoidance more difficult and potentially damaging to family bonds. However, there are ways to address these relationships and...

Generational trauma refers to the transmission of traumatic experiences and their effects across generations. This phenomenon can have a profound impact on one’s identity, emotional health, and behaviors in adulthood, even if the trauma wasn’t directly experienced by the individual. Understanding generational trauma requires a deep dive into the nature of childhood trauma, its...

Avoidance behavior (A.B) is a common but often misunderstood response to anxiety. It involves evading situations, thoughts, or feelings that trigger discomfort or fear. While avoidance might offer temporary relief, it can reinforce anxiety in the long term, trapping individuals in a cycle of fear and evasion that limits their ability to live fully. At its core, A.B is a coping...