#relationships

#relationships

Trust isn't just good manners or playing nice. It's something we live on, whether we realize it or not. We use it every time we open up to someone, every time we take a chance that they'll show up, follow through, or just treat us right.

I have a full-time job, I'm helping my mom, and I have a small YouTube channel. There are really only two times I leave my house: to go to the gym, or to hang out with my guy friends.

At best, to meet my future wife. At worst, free food and a fun story.

When dealing with a partner's anger, it's crucial to assess both the manageability of their emotions and your own reactions to them.

When a kid is just an idea, their name is one of the most interesting things to think about. But once they exist, there's so much else to enjoy, juggle, and struggle with.

Carrie and Aidan fail to prove the 10,000 hours theory as they struggle with their relationship, culminating in their breakup in episode 9 of And Just Like That... .

Dunbar suggests that the maximum number of relationships an individual can sustain is about 150, encapsulated in the theory known as 'Dunbar's Number.'

Every person experiences loss during their lifetime. Sometimes, these are devastating disappointments or disillusionments. If one can bounce back without cynicism or loss of trust, it fosters deeper connections.

Lee Hammock first googled narcissist after an explosive argument with his wife, revealing his resentment towards his circumstances and amplifying his feelings of inadequacy.

Choosing to emphasize the bright side in relationships can be a strength, but it can also mask deeper issues that require attention and work.

Knowledge graphs, introduced by Google in 2012, represent structured data with connections, highlighting relationships between entities such as Da Vinci and the Mona Lisa.

In today's America, people leave their jobs because their boss hangs the wrong flag in the office. Long-standing friendships end because a vote was cast for that other guy.

Some interactions fill us up, even energize us. There's a connection, not a transfer. But others leave us depleted. There's a heaviness we feel, and perhaps a sense of confusion. We worked hard, and empathy might continue to radiate through us to the point of becoming anxious thoughts.