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HOW TO BE MISERABLE FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE
Navigating through the intricate steps of a curated guide, one finds a peculiar roadmap designed to ensure a constant state of dissatisfaction and despair. Let's delve into the nuances of each guideline, exploring the subtleties of self-sabotage and emotional turmoil.
By Freeborn O2 years ago in Psyche
My Personal Journey with Pixiu: The Mythical Beast of Fortune
On an ordinary day, in a quaint second-hand shop, my extraordinary journey began. Nestled among a labyrinthine assortment of trinkets, each holding a story of its own, was a Pixiu pendant. Its enigmatic presence sparkled amidst the ordinary, compelling me to explore its allure.
By Nightlight2 years ago in Psyche
Understanding And Managing Conflict In A Relationship
Conflict is inevitable in any relationship, whether it's a romantic partnership, a friendship, or a family group, but when someone seems to like conflict rather than harmony, it is important to understand that at least four things are happening in the relationship:
By Elaine Sihera2 years ago in Psyche
5 Common Reasons Why People Interrupt You
Perhaps there have been too many times when you felt you were not being heard, or didn't get the chance to have your say, sufficiently, because you were interrupted. We have all been interrupted at some time, but if it happens a lot, there could be a specific reason for it, or there could be something you are not doing quite right to get yourself heard with respect.
By Elaine Sihera2 years ago in Psyche
Your Words Are Your Sword.
People underrate their words so much and too often. When people often get a "You look nice today," they answer like: "What? Me? No, No, I look awful today; this was a rough morning…" and continue in the endless negative downward spiral.
By Zondra Dos Anjos2 years ago in Psyche
The Twelve Step Approach: Outdated or needed now more than ever
This post is inspired by a few recent posts we have seen attacking Alcoholics Anonymous and other twelve step groups as outdated and ineffective. While the Beehive Recovery Blog does not promote one particular route to recovery as the only means to achieve sobriety, these posts prompted us to write some educational things about AA, as it has been a core part of many people’s path to happiness and freedom from drugs and alcohol (including most of our blog contributors). Everyone’s journey is different and there are many ways to achieve sobriety. Beehive Recovery Blog hopes to educate as many people as possible on the subject of addiction. This includes providing education in trends of addiction, recovery stories, treatment options and resources, as well as dispelling misconceptions.
By Chris Giesen2 years ago in Psyche
From Scratch: Cooking Every Night - A Threefold Plan To A Happier Mind.
Have you ever watched the episode of Fraiser where Niles, played to pompy perfection by the amazing David Hyde-Pierce guffs up trying to ask the wholesome and warm Daphne, played by lovely Jane Leeves, on a date? He fails miserably and wallows in misery until she shows up, chides him for not being ready for 'Da-Phylis' (the aforementioned made up on a whim name of the date he stutters over when trying hopelessly to just ask her out) and sets about whipping up a meal? They chop together to the timeless 30s classic 'Heart And Soul' penned by Hoagy Carmichael in a duet that is accomplished as it is adorable? No?
By Jessica Bailey2 years ago in Psyche
11 proven ways to become instantly more ATTRACTIVE
In the intriguing world of attraction, there's a beauty that's both simple and profoundly complex. Picture this: I had a colleague, a guy who was a textbook example of handsome. Good looks? Check. A diligent worker? Absolutely. Competent at his job? No doubt. Yet, his charm was overshadowed by negativity and aggression. He prioritized work over people's well-being.
By Sophia Hayes2 years ago in Psyche
