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Is It Still Worth Believing That “Work Hard and You’ll Make It”?

Is It Still Worth Believing That “Work Hard and You’ll Make It”?

Article | Business and Career
When you’re 30, still living in a rented apartment, paying off a student loan for a degree nobody seems to value, and watching housing prices rise faster than your salary...
Why Men Literally Start Dying When They Lose Purpose

Why Men Literally Start Dying When They Lose Purpose

Article | Self-acceptance
Have you ever noticed that most men who “keep it together” aren’t actually held together by friendship, hobbies, or even family in the first place — but by a quiet, constant feeling that tomorrow they’ll be at least one millimetre closer to something that matters?
How an Uneven Division of Chores Kills Desire in a Relationship

How an Uneven Division of Chores Kills Desire in a Relationship

Article | Man and woman relationship
You come home from work. She came home from work too. You collapse on the couch with your phone or a beer to decompress, and she heads straight to the kitchen—not because she wants to, but because she knows that “otherwise tomorrow will be chaos.”
Does Female Desire Disappear Forever Once a Relationship Becomes “Serious”?

Does Female Desire Disappear Forever Once a Relationship Becomes “Serious”?

Article | Sex, sexuality
Most couples who have been together for more than 5–7 years notice the same pattern: the passion that once exploded from a single glance gradually fades away. And most often, it’s the man who starts complaining: “She doesn’t want me anymore.”
Why the ADHD Brain Rebels Against Boredom

Why the ADHD Brain Rebels Against Boredom

Article | Mental disorder
What if I told you that voice is wrong? That an ADHD brain is physically not built to tolerate monotony the same way a neurotypical brain is—and that’s not a personality flaw, it’s biology.
What Actually Happens in Your Mouth During a Single Kiss

What Actually Happens in Your Mouth During a Single Kiss

Article | Love
You kiss someone, and in that single second, a microscopic party of 80 million guests crashes into your mouth. One kiss, and you’re no longer just swapping warmth, breath, and a hint of lip balm; you are exchanging entire colonies of bacteria.
How Chronic Anger Destroys You from the Inside

How Chronic Anger Destroys You from the Inside

Article | Anger
Ever noticed that after yet another outburst, it feels like a heavy stone is sitting on your chest and your head throbs for hours? That’s not just “feeling bad.” Your body is literally screaming: “Stop!”
The Honest Truth About a Dirty Mouth: What Science Says About Swearing

The Honest Truth About a Dirty Mouth: What Science Says About Swearing

Article | Self-acceptance
Why are the most honest people in team meetings usually the same ones who get told to “watch their language”?
The Hidden Cost of Ambition: Why Unfairness Hits You Harder Than Everyone Else

The Hidden Cost of Ambition: Why Unfairness Hits You Harder Than Everyone Else

Article | Self-acceptance
When I was preparing for a really important work project, I noticed something curious: the fiercest arguments never started over money or deadlines. They always exploded around one single word — “unfair.”
Can Lying to Yourself About How You Slept Actually Make You Smarter (or Dumber)?

Can Lying to Yourself About How You Slept Actually Make You Smarter (or Dumber)?

Article | Sleep disorders, insomnia
You wake up. Your head feels a little heavy, and your sleep felt merely mediocre. You sit down at the computer, open some attention and thinking-speed tests, and suddenly notice your brain is working worse than usual.
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