A trauma bond is an inextricable dysfunctional attachment you develop to people who harm you. It often includes seduction, betrayal, danger, and hot and cold behavior. An expert shares the five behaviors you may display if you are trauma bonded to a narcissist.
This is an open letter to you. This is an open letter to anyone. These words can be used for whomever, whenever, wherever. Let these words help you, as they have helped me. 1.
Few historical events are as horrific as what happened during the world wars. Here is some World War 2 trivia to test your knowledge of history:
Thanks to its sweeping narrative, starry cast, and magnificent cinematography, Dune 2 is already attracting 2025 Oscars buzz. Every action scene is nimbly choreographed and memorably cool. Every actor is at the top of their game.
Sitting in the exam room at the Los Angeles LGBT Center, I must have been thinking about Korean tofu soup. Not that I’m Korean. I’m Taiwanese, but I don’t discriminate against any Asian food. All Asian food’s life matters!
Narcissism goes beyond just self-absorption and vanity: it can escalate into cruelty, vindictive obsession, long-lasting deception, and covert sabotage.
Here are some fun Simpsons trivia questions for die-hard fans and casual watchers. Even though you might know a few of them off the top of our head, only a true Simpsons fan will get them all correct.
ENFP and INFP: Because in the past, you’ve been burned by your own wild imagination. You have a tendency to rush into things heart-first, with your imagination running wild alongside you.
ENTP You always want to be right. Relationships are all about knowing when to hold onto something and when to let things go.
Don’t stay together for the children. Model empathy, boundaries, and accountability instead.
Criminal with Charlie Hunnam has just been announced. Here’s our take on the news.
