Relationships

A Flashing “Green” Light

We are used to thinking that romantic relationships should follow a traditional, straightforward approach: Two people meet, they form a relationship and they either decide to stay together or break- up but, as we all know very well, the search
Well-being

A Stress-Free Pursuit

My good friend Asis – and one of my most loyal male readers – sent me a psychology- themed video the other day. The reason why he sent it was that most of the things discussed by the speaker were
Relationships

An ill-intentioned text

I posted a picture the other day on my new Instagram page, asking my friends for ideas about interesting topics to explore and write about on my blog. I mentioned how it is not easy for me to write about
Relationships

An Interest-Based Relationship Theory

This is a co-written post with my good friend Lauren. Lauren: I always thought that being self-sufficient was an asset in a romantic relationship—as well as being well-rounded and focusing on the other aspects of life like work, friendships, fitness,
Psychology

A Lovely Prey

In one of my latest posts, I talked about psychopathy – a topic that has interested me very much in the last three years – and the profile of psychopathic personalities. I also mentioned how I’ve always taken a very
Psychology

A Worthy Mentor

Last week I attended a talk about leadership at my son’s school. The speaker explained leadership by showing us first what it isn’t supposed to be. Based on his research and experience as a life coach, he described an effective