How Does Blood Clot?
Overview Blood clotting, also called blood coagulation, occurs in reaction to a wound to halt the flow of blood. This happens so that blood loss will stop and also so that the wound will be closed and no bacteria or…
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Why societies give a dead person a new status and a new dwelling
All human societies have rituals surrounding death. These rituals are often flexible, but there are social expectations about what is considered appropriate. Why should this be the case? After all, when a person dies, they are no longer aware of…
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Why it is okay to Love a Narcissist
In Greek mythology, Narcissus was a young man who fell in love with his own reflection. Everyone knows the story, because it’s one that holds true even in this day in age. Everyone woman, at one point in her life,…
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Why being single is awesome
Being single gives an individual complete and total freedom and flexibility over their personal choices. There are certainly benefits to being in a relationship, but not everyone is keen to share custody of their daily decision makings with a significant…
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Why apology is so difficult and so necessary
You know you have said something hateful or done something hurtful. You know that you have created a void in a lifelong friendship or relationship. How can you fix what has happened? It’s simple – apologize. Why is that so…
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Why is it Important to Read Body Language
In addition to the spoken and written word, body language is another way we convey our thoughts and ideas to others. Body movements and physical gestures provide an additional dimension to communication. Having the ability to read and interpret body…
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Who Declares Violence against Women Epidemic
In June 2013, the World Health Organization released an alarming report which concluded that violence against women has become “a global health problem of epidemic proportions.” WHO claims that “more than one third of all women” now report having experienced “physical…
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Why good girls date bad boys
Bad boys, bad boys, watcha gonna do when they come for you? For some women, the answer is, “Hurl myself into his tattooed arms.” These women are captivated by his untamed wildness, fearlessness, nonconformity, rebelliousness, boldness, charm, charisma and independence….
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Which us States are the most Gay Friendly
Deciding which states in the U.S. are the most gay friendly can be looked at in several ways. On one hand there is the legal aspect, which states offer protections in regards to equality in things like housing and employment….
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Why do Women Make Men Jealous
I was infatuated with my neighbor, who just happened to be my ex. The infatuation wasn’t extreme, but I was definitely interested in him. I didn’t know what to tell him so I went about making him jealous. I flirted…
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Which Type of Divorce is right for you
August 6, 2013 Marriage and Divorce
Seeking a divorce is stressful on many levels and can be a painful experience for all parties impacted. When the decision has been made that your marriage is not working and divorce is the only option, it is wise to…
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Why do Teenagers Run away from Home
Unfortunately, there are a high number of teenagers who run away from home. This leads to a lot of stress for families, and can easily tear families apart (although many of these families are already damaged to begin with). But why…
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Why do siblings fight?
Spats are commonplace with siblings. Sibling rivalry is a normal part of growing up. Even though it can be frustrating for parents, it can actually be quite healthy for siblings to fight, providing it doesn’t get out of hand. In…
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Where there is Love there is no Imposition why you shouldn’t try to Change
We all have core values which are non-negotiable. Those values define our personality, they give us our principles and they feed into our identity which all adds to our uniqueness. But the main things they indicate about us is what…
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Why do battered women stay with their abusers
It’s happened so much, she’s deteriorated into expecting it as just another one of life’s inevitable routines. Abuse followed by dramatic apologies. Abuse followed by gifts of expensive jewelry. Abuse followed by tears and pleas for forgiveness. She knows that…
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When your spouse doesn’t give the support you need
August 6, 2013 Marriage and Divorce
It’s very hard to deal with an unsupportive spouse, though often with a changing of the reaction toward this seeming lack of support, a balance can be found that works. The problem often arises because of the way men and women…
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Why Conflicts Arise in Marriage
August 6, 2013 Marriage and Divorce
Marriage is the most intimate, intense relationship that two people can be a part of. When two people leave their respective families and choose to cling to one another for a lifetime commitment, the challenges and pressures of that commitment…
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Why Children need two Parents
In an ideal world, every child would have two parents, a Mom and a Dad. Children need both the masculine and feminine traits of their parents when they are growing up. Fathers can provide that essential covering for their daughters…
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When your marriage turns into a friendship
August 6, 2013 Relationships and Family - Other
Just hold on a minute. Friendship not a bad thing, even in a marriage. In fact, for many the goal is to marry their best friend. Who else would you like to spend the rest of your life with? So…
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Why Caregivers sometimes Feel Guillty
Guilt is a familiar feeling in the world of care giving. Whenever a situation evolves where one person is dependent on another to have needs met, guilt might invade the relationship, on the part of both the caregiver and the…
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When venting becomes toxic
If you consistently vent your frustrations with a toxic barrage of complaints, you can hurt relationships by taking advantage of those who care about you the most. It’s easy to lose sight of the importance of balancing the need for…
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What to do when your partner looks at porn
August 5, 2013 Marriage and Divorce
Pornography has been a lucrative industry for hundreds of centuries. For the most part, pornography offers many benefits not only for individuals, but also for couples. While pornography can certainly be a healthy way to mix things up for couples…
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What to do when your husband is cheating on you
August 5, 2013 Marriage and Divorce
You worked so hard to have a wonderful wedding and you succeeded beyond your expectations. As you have both been working hard to save for your home, have you neglected the love, sex, and romantic times together that you and…
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When Guests have a different Cultural Background
The beauty of America is that it is a cultural melting pot. For centuries, Americans have welcomed foreigners with open arms to enter the country and live in a democratic and free country. That being said, at times cultural differences…
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When grief becomes unhealthy
From the Merriam-Webster dictionary, “grief’ is defined as “deep sadness caused especially by someone’s death.” Grief is experienced by people the world over. The grieving process itself is a way to accept the loss of a close person, and this…
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What to do when guests who bring along unwelcome pets
Why would your sister bring her dog for a week’s stay without giving you any warning or asking permission? Probably because she, like many people, thinks animals are people too. Just look at these statistics on just how much people…
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When to End a Friendship
August 5, 2013 Friends and Peers
Friends can be a blessing that morphs into a curse without your even realising it. When that happens, it may be best to discontinue the relationship, for both your sakes. These are just some situations where you may feel the…
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When to Apologize to a Friend
August 5, 2013 Friends and Peers
A true friendship may not need a whole lot of apologizing. In fact, once you become really close to someone, there are quite a few situations where you would have the need to apologize in order to maintain the silent…
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When does a Childs Responsibility to his Parents Outweigh his or her Responsibility to their own
As long as parents are healthy, functioning members of society, a child’s greatest responsibility is to himself and his immediate family. When an adult child realizes his ambitions and succeeds in his endeavors, he is fulfilling his parent’s dreams as…
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What to do if your best Friend Steals your Boyfriend Closure Cut all Ties Confront her
August 5, 2013 Friends and Peers
Even though it may seem like a scene from your favorite show or movie, unfortunately it can happen in real life as well. Your best friend has stolen your boyfriend. What to do then? What to do if your best…
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When divorce leaves you angry
August 5, 2013 Marriage and Divorce
After a divorce, ex-spouses often struggle with residual feelings of anger. Ending a marriage can be a long and painful experience filled with every imaginable emotion. But by the time the divorce is finally over, feelings of disillusionment, fear, and even…
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