Category: April in the News

Originally published by Lindsay Tigar on Datzie.com For the last six months, information has swarmed about Facebook’s latest innovation: a dating app. They’ve been live in Colombia for a few months, while it’s rumored to also be in Canada and Thailand. Though they might be semi-late to the dating app party, there’s no doubting Facebook has an upper…

Originally published by Lauren Dana on Bustle.com Cheating may seem unexpected, but in reality, it can be more predictable than we think. In fact, if you have certain thoughts behind closed doors, you may be more likely to cheat than other people. “Infidelity in a monogamous relationship is generally not a spontaneous or impulsive event,” psychotherapist Maysie Tift tells…

Originally published online at Authority Magazine and Thrive Global.   Accept the fact that life has both ups and downs. Living is an adventure because there are so many unknowns, twists, and turns. It’s not always easy, fun, or easy. We have become a country with distorted views of life. The endless vacation is neither…

Originally published on brainhackers.com Whether it comes to an argument or just comments in general, what are some things you should never say to your S.O.? Disagreements are part of every relationship but assaulting someone’s integrity serves no positive purpose to the couple or the individual in which the remark was cast.  Fighting fair is an…

Originally published on whim.com These are the red flags. Image: iStock. Getting involved with a narcissist is like dancing with the devil in the pale moonlight. You don’t see the horns, you don’t realise he is red, and you think that pitchfork is some kind of swanky, oversized utensil. By the light of day, though,…