Humans who are high in narcissism are not particularly picky when it comes to how they attack others.

That’s a highly important finding now that we live in an online world…

Women who were abused as children in their families of origin were more satisfied with their current abusive relationships than women who were not abused in childhood…

What if humans with childhood abuse histories are more satisfied in their abusive relationships because they have greater tolerance for abuse based on early life experiences, and resulting diminished expectations?

Here’s some breaking research about how a couple might acquire a penchant toward domestic violence.

In this post, I’ll discuss 7 specific warning signs.

In other words, the more likely you are to experience these 7 signs, the more likely domestic violence becomes…

Some research questions are like an undulating serpent circumambulating the pathetic little circus of petty personal advantage and empty ease…

Here’s another post I wrote in 2019 that can currently be found on the Couples Therapy Inc. website.

I’ve asked them so many times to return my work product… but they refuse.

They choose instead, to use it for themselves and are daring me to do something about it.

They did not ask my permission, and they attributed the authorship to a “Former Staff Writer.” instead of treating with courtesy and respect, by using my name.

A recent German study shows that relationship that had lasted a year or more before the ultimate breakup are particularly damaging to self-esteem.

Subsequently starting a new relationship increased self-esteem, as long as the new relationship lasts.

However, shorter relationships — those lasting less than a year — tended to reduce people’s self-esteem.

The human inclination to share intimate and personal information about ourselves is a critical pathway toward achieving authentic intimacy with other humans.

New research confirms something we already sort of suspected…men are disinclined to share bad news compared to women, a study finds.

Even though they’d like to learn how…

Axel was right!… We all need a little patience.

A fascinating study from China discusses patience, personality disorders, and the meaning of life…

We know how a committed relationship painfully unravels. Gottman calls it the Distance and Isolation Cascade…

Why is it such a marriage killer?

Industrial psychologists have been offering the sad cuisine of a “bad news sandwich.”

Why is that a problem?

Although people enjoy social interactions with other humans more, they still wind up using their phones to relieve boredom, according to a new study …

Conversations provide a strong boost to positive emotions, but people prefer to text or watch videos on their phones to pass the time, although they are less fun.

The problem with a nagging dynamic in a relationship is its profound toxicity…

Here’s how to deal with a nagging relationship…