Author: Mark Lisevych

Unmasking “False Love”: When Unrealistic Expectations Derail Real Relationships

Unmasking “False Love”: When Unrealistic Expectations Derail Real Relationships

Blog | Man and woman relationship
We’re fed sugary stories about princesses who find their perfect matches, as if everyday life weren’t full of conflict, compromise, and often plain old misunderstandings
Relationship Dependence: Signs, Causes, and How to Break Free

Relationship Dependence: Signs, Causes, and How to Break Free

Blog | Emotional dependency
There’s a moment when romance stops being joyful and starts feeling suffocating—where you can’t sleep, can’t eat, and can’t stop checking your phone because every thought revolves around your partner.
Hybristophilia: Why Some People Are Attracted to Dangerous Criminals

Hybristophilia: Why Some People Are Attracted to Dangerous Criminals

Blog | Emotional dependency
Have you ever heard of individuals who develop intense infatuations with those who have committed brutal or serious crimes?
Crippling Your Own Finances? A Psychological Look at “Beggar Syndrome”

Crippling Your Own Finances? A Psychological Look at “Beggar Syndrome”

Blog | Money
Have you ever caught yourself feeling guilty about spending money, hoarding every coin you earn, or even throwing cash around as if it had no value at all?
Compensation in Psychology: How the Mind Cope with Unmet Needs

Compensation in Psychology: How the Mind Cope with Unmet Needs

Blog | Psychology
Compensation is a defense mechanism in psychology that helps individuals cope with deficiencies and unmet needs, whether real or imagined.
How to Handle Breakups: Understanding the Right Way to Move On

How to Handle Breakups: Understanding the Right Way to Move On

Blog | Divorce
The question, "How should I behave after a breakup to make my ex want to come back?" is a common concern, often stemming from different motivations.
Understanding Breakups: What Motivates the End of a Relationship?

Understanding Breakups: What Motivates the End of a Relationship?

Blog | Divorce
Whether these reasons are based on genuine incompatibilities, misperceptions, self-interest, or miscommunication, understanding the dynamics at play is crucial.
Ageism and Its Psychological Impacts

Ageism and Its Psychological Impacts

Blog | Relationship
Ageism, or age discrimination, is a pervasive issue affecting individuals of all ages. While often associated with mistreatment of older adults, ageism spans across all age groups.
Why Is It So Hard to Find a Relationship Today?

Why Is It So Hard to Find a Relationship Today?

Blog | Man and woman relationship
Despite possessing desirable qualities like confidence, attractiveness, a stable career, and a fulfilling lifestyle, many individuals still find themselves single.
Sharing Responsibilities in a Relationship

Sharing Responsibilities in a Relationship

Blog | Man and woman relationship
Throughout history, humanity has faced numerous challenges, and much of our progress has been facilitated by the formation of communities and families.
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