Life
New study identifies a major reason why people stay in unhappy relationships
Apparently, altruism comes into play when deciding whether or not to break up.
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- Moya Crockett
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Psychology
LifeHow being able to laugh at yourself affects the quality of your relationships
According to a new study, the ability to handle being the butt of a joke may influence our romantic lives.
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- Moya Crockett
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FoodWhy do so many women have a complex relationship with food?
Eating should be a simple exchange – but even the smartest brains overcomplicate it
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- Alix Walker
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CareersWhy your male boss is more likely to get away with being a psychopath
According to a new study, male leaders are “given a pass” to behave badly in the workplace. Is anyone surprised?
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- Moya Crockett
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LifeHow to stop negative news stories impacting your mental health
14 ways to stay calm when the world’s headlines trigger your anxiety
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- Kayleigh Dray
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LifeThe real reason you can't decide what to have for lunch, according to science
If you’re a chronic menu ditherer, you’re not alone.
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- Moya Crockett
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LifeWhy it’s high time we stop telling women to smile
Don’t tell us to smile. Ever.
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- Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
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Long ReadsThis is why it’s harder than ever to forget about an ex
From WhatsApp to Facebook, our relationships are leaving an indestructible digital trail
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- Alexandra Jones
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LifeScience says women aren’t actually better than men at multitasking. What a relief
The positive stereotype that women are innately good at juggling a million things at once can sometimes feel like more of a burden.
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- Moya Crockett
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Life4 women on how they learned to harness the power of female anger
For too long we’ve been told to calm down when we feel fired up.
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- Emma Ledger
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