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The Rescuer Becomes the Tormentor

January 24, 2014 Comments Off

Something was terribly wrong with me when I allowed him to practice unsafe sex with me, later finding out I had caught an STD. When I questioned him about it, he announced that “everyone has that! Don’t make a big deal about it. I got it from the ocean”. He’d get angry when I questioned further about how he really got it.

Men and Depression

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Men deal with depression in different ways. They tend to keep feelings to themselves. Many try to cope with their symptoms in unhealthy ways, including excessive use of alcohol or drugs, violent outbursts, dangerous activities or burying themselves in work.

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Controlling behavior has no place in a healthy relationship. If you recognize any of these signs, it's time to carefully assess what's going on.

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Failure is a natural part of life. Like a baby learning to walk, our stumbles shape our resilience. Here's how.

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Masking happens when someone with ADHD hides their symptoms to appear more neurotypical. Here's why it can be so harmful—and a gentle approach to stopping it.

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Some people try to please others to gain special benefits, but this approach tends to backfire. Here's why pleasing for its own sake works best to strengthen relationships.