6 Signs Your Partner Is Having an Emotional Affair
Emotional affairs can be just as destructive to a relationship as physical cheating, and even murkier, making them difficult to resolve.
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Emotional affairs can be just as destructive to a relationship as physical cheating, and even murkier, making them difficult to resolve.
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Read more →Everyone knows a control freak. Think you might be guilty of this type of behavior (or know someone who is)? See if you exhibit any of the following traits.
Read more →Fitness trainer and sexual abuse survivor Shaun T speaks out about fellow victims coming forward, explaining that it's incredibly empowering.
Read more →More and more, we have our heads buried in our cell phones and [digital devices](https://www.livestrong.com/slideshow/1011411-8-signs-need-digital-detox/).
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Read more →A new test devised by Hungarian researchers claims to determine whether or not an individual is at risk of being a porn addict.
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Read more →Understanding jealous feelings and behaviors in your boyfriend helps you watch out for yourself. Jealousy may be present in a man when he feels threatened by the thought of losing you; his fear of loss may be rooted in some sort of insecurity in himself or in the relationship.
Read more →The scars left by verbal abuse in your marriage may not be physical but in some ways, they're even worse, because they can permanently disfigure your sense of self-worth. You can't change your husband's behavior but if he has the will to do so, he can [Ref. 1].
Read more →Emotional abuse is often the hardest type of abuse to recognize and overcome because its scars aren't visible to the naked eye. Unlike physical and sexual abuse, emotional abuse doesn't leave behind scars or other physical evidence.
Read more →The Society for Neuroscience states that aggression is a "complex social behavior" and can be divided into three categories: predatory aggression, social aggression and defensive aggression. A person with predatory or social aggression seeks out a target, while defensive aggression is a response.
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Read more →Pathological lying is defined as telling lies to the point they are persistent, extremely exaggerated and often told without a discernible reward. Psychiatrists have not given pathological lying the title of a true mental disorder as of yet, though this behavior is suggestive of a mental disturbance.
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