Relational Masturbation | Psychology Today

Co-authored by Galit Romanelli Sunday morning. The kids are asleep. Adam and Lily just woke up and are enjoying a lazy morning. Adam wants to have sex. Lily doesn’t. She’s not in... Read more »

So Far Gone: Chaos With a Messy, But Real, Resolution

Protagonist Rhys Kinnick is like many contemporary journalists—unemployed, cynical, and hyper-aware of the chaos of the world. Once a respected environmental investigative reporter, he’s one of the many victims of mass layoffs... Read more »

Self-Care for Caregivers of a Loved One in Health Decline

This is Part 3 of a series on loved ones in health decline. Read Part 1 and Part 2 here. The adage “You can’t pour from an empty cup” seems trite and... Read more »

What Shapes Independent Political Identity?

According to a 2026 Gallup poll, 45 percent of Americans identify as Independent, while 27 percent identify as Democrats and 27 percent identify as Republicans. The two legacy parties in the United... Read more »

How Correct Followership Can Lead to Being the G.O.A.T.

“He who cannot be a good follower cannot be a good leader.” This piece of wisdom is attributed to the Greek philosopher Aristotle. It’s advice widely advocated and trained by sports teams,... Read more »

How to Manage After-School Restraint Collapse

Let’s set the scene. You watch your child walk through the door after getting home from school. You smile and ask, “How was your day?” Imagine your surprise when your child responds,... Read more »

Reflected Glory and the Guillermo Rodriguez Phenomenon

Deadline recently ran the headline “Guillermo Rodriguez is finally getting his moment”. The Jimmy Kimmel sidekick, dancing with pro partner Witney Carson, has been the unexpected hit of the current season of... Read more »

Happiness Can Be Learned | Psychology Today

Look for joy in the commonplace. Seek it in whatever activity you are currently engaged in. Maybe it’s walking in your neighborhood, taking a commuter train to work, noticing the lingering taste... Read more »

What Women Say They Want From Men May Surprise You

“Listen.” It was only one word, but it represents one of the most striking themes that emerged in my survey of women who were asked what they need most from the men... Read more »

Why We’re in a New Golden Age of Horror Movies

“What’s your favorite scary movie?” That question became famous because of 1996’s hit horror movie Scream. It was posed to Drew Barrymore’s ill-fated character, who hesitated before answering, and the question has... Read more »
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