Psychopathy 101
A couple of days ago, I read a very good post from The Psych Talk about psychopathy, which reminded me of a reflection I made on a post from last year and gives me the opportunity to write a little
The Layers of Love
Falling in love can be a beautiful thing, but when rejection or a breakup occurs unexpectedly, it can be very ugly and hurtful. People are more interested in the romantic, adventurous, exciting and more superficial aspect of love than in
An Ideal Love Sculpture
Idealization is the action of regarding or representing something as perfect or better than in reality. In relationships, idealization occurs when we create positive impressions of our partner by maximizing virtues and minimizing flaws. People who “duly” idealize their partners
Unfaithful Bites
Extramarital affairs are relationships outside of the marriage where a furtive romantic or sexual relationship occurs. Affairs have always been pretty common. Sometimes both parties know the affair is taking place but, when one person is in the dark about
Blissfully Attached
Attachment – physical or emotional – is a deep and long-lasting bond that connects two people. Being emotionally attached means to care, show concern and like someone very much. The Theory of Attachment was originally developed by British psychoanalyst John
My Big Fat Greek Adventure
I just got back yesterday from a week-long trip to Mexico. My parents, my son and I went to visit my sister for her birthday. We spent the time between Mexico City (where she lives) and Oaxaca. On the plane