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Right-wing politics
fromPsychology Today
11 hours ago

Have We Become a Nation of "Winners" and "Losers"?

In-group/out-group bias fuels division and prejudice in American politics.
Growing income inequality intensifies feelings of resentment toward perceived economic 'winners.'
Distrust of different individuals is being fueled by extreme views on social media.
fromPortland Mercury
4 weeks ago

Slow and steady

I've put a lot of work in to get where I am and I know it's not as far most people who barely try.
Relationships
Social justice
fromPsychology Today
1 month ago

A New Approach to DEI and Special Ed

DEI's noble goals can unintentionally create resentment, necessitating a change in approach.
Restrictions in special education are perceived as unfair, prompting calls for re-evaluation.
Stigmas surrounding DEI and special ed may have deterred potential beneficiaries.
Relationships
Chronic resentment in relationships severely impacts intimacy and sex life.
Resolving resentment is crucial for rekindling desire and intimacy.
Resentment diminishes overall intimacy, creating an automatic defensive posture.
#emotional-health
Relationships
fromBig Think
2 months ago

The 4 types of enemies (and how to defeat them)

Bitterness and the desire for revenge harm ourselves rather than heal us, promoting a cycle of negativity.
Mindfulness
fromPsychology Today
2 months ago

Resentment: Death by a Thousand Cuts

Resentment accumulates and hinders healing in families.
It impedes perspective-taking and compassion, keeping us stuck in negativity.
Resentment serves as a signal to improve situations, but often leads to self-righteousness.
Relationships
fromBig Think
2 months ago

The 4 types of enemies (and how to defeat them)

Bitterness and the desire for revenge harm ourselves rather than heal us, promoting a cycle of negativity.
Mindfulness
fromPsychology Today
2 months ago

Resentment: Death by a Thousand Cuts

Resentment accumulates and hinders healing in families.
It impedes perspective-taking and compassion, keeping us stuck in negativity.
Resentment serves as a signal to improve situations, but often leads to self-righteousness.
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Miscellaneous
fromPsychology Today
5 months ago

Heavy Lifting vs. Lack of Affection: Breaking the Loop

Both partners often feel unappreciated in relationships, leading to resentment.
A dysfunctional cycle develops when each partner tries to change the other instead of working together.
Writing
fromSlate Magazine
11 months ago

Help! I Willfully Blew Up My Marriage. Now I'm Seething That My Ex-Wife Is Living Her Best Life.

Resentment can cloud positive traits in former partners, leading to regret and comparison woes.
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