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10 Signs of High-Functioning Autism in Women

Ever met a woman who overthinks every text, avoids eye contact like it’s cursed, and has a mini existential crisis when someone moves her coffee mug an inch to the left? But like, she still shows up looking like she’s got it all together? Yeah… plot twist: she’s not high-maintenance, dramatic, or “just anxious.” She […]

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What Makes a Lady with Cats a “Cat Lady”?

The Moment You Realized You’re That Girl It’s a lazy Sunday. You’re on the couch in your oversized t-shirt, hair in a messy claw clip, holding your favorite mug of chai. You’re half-watching some random show, half-thinking about life… when you feel it. A stare. You look up—and boom—there’s your cat, sitting like a queen, […]

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Difference between Introspection and Rumination: The Fine Line Between Inner Peace and Inner Chaos

The 3 a.m. Thought Spiral It’s 3:04 a.m. You should be asleep. But no—your brain has other plans. Now you’re just lying there, overthinking that one thing you said in a random convo weeks ago. Like—did your “thanks” sound normal? Was it too awkward? Should you have smiled more? Or less? Ugh. And boom. Suddenly […]

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Age Gaps in Relationships: What Men and Women Prefer

Okay, real talk—have you ever seen a celeb couple and instantly Googled their age gap? Don’t lie, we’ve all done it! Whether it’s Priyanka and Nick, Beyoncé and Jay-Z, or that one weird pairing that made you go, “Wait, she’s older??” – age-gap relationships are everywhere, and people have opinions. And sure, the internet loves […]

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What Does Your Blood Type Say About Your Personality?

Okay, here’s a strange yet entertaining thought: what if your blood type could reveal anything about your personality? Not simply your health or medical history, but also your personal identity. That sounds random, doesn’t it? However, in countries such as Japan and South Korea, this is a reality. People there really believe that your blood […]

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A Detailed Overview of Myers-Briggs (MBTI) Assessment

Why do we do what we do? Meet the MBTI Personality Test! Ever wondered why some thrive on spontaneous trips while you need a plan and a weather forecast? Or why one person thrives in a room full of strangers, while another is perfectly content sipping chai alone on the balcony? These differences aren’t just […]

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The Rarest Personality Type: Traits, Struggles, and How They See the World

Do you feel that the world is viewed or perceived differently by you and by others? Do you think that your reasoning is always one step ahead of those around you? If yes, you may likely belong to the rarest personality type in the world – the INTJ. The personality type falls under the ambit […]

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What Exactly Is Duck Syndrome?

Picture a duck swimming across a pond – appears serene and elegant on the surface, doesn’t it? But beneath the surface? Its tiny legs are frantically paddling just to keep its head above water. That’s Duck Syndrome in a nutshell. It’s when individuals (most likely you and me) seem completely together on the outside but […]

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Clinical Psychology

Kinks, Fetishes, Paraphilias: Definitions and treatment options

You may have encountered the phrases kink, fetish, or paraphilia in films, literature, or daily conversations. People frequently have misconceptions or incorrect ideas about the meanings of those words or assume they always refer to something odd or abnormal (I had thought the same for a long time). In reality, the truth is the opposite. […]

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The 15 Most Influential Psychologists in History

Psychology is the study of the mind, and great thinkers over the centuries have influenced what we know about human behavior, feelings, and mental illness. From Freud’s discovery of the unconscious to Skinner’s behavior experiments, these psychologists revolutionized our perception of ourselves. Why Psychology Matters More Than Ever Today’s world of social media feeds and […]