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Triangles
The Agony & the Ecstasy
A feature article by Gretchen, Feb 06, 2008        

Psychologically, triangles are very complicated. Most people don’t seek them out—at least not consciously. They just seem to happen. One moment you are happily single. The next thing you know you are in love with someone who is married. Or you are happily married and suddenly you realize your partner is seeing someone else.       read: Triangles

Infidelity Expert, Stephany Alexander, gives advice on whether or not to spy on your partner.
Is Spying on Your Partner Immoral?
A feature article by Stephany Alexander, Jan 08, 2008        

Advice from an infidelity expert on whether you should spy on your partner if you suspect infidelity.       read: Infidelity Expert, Stephany Alexander, gives advice on whether or not to spy on your partner.

Too Old To Fail Again
Try Again
A feature article by Arthur Levine, Oct 26, 2007        

You are never too old to try again, but you are too old to fail.       read: Too Old To Fail Again

Self-Judgment and Sexual Addiction
When You Judge Yourself, Do You Use Sex to Fix the Tension?
A feature article by Margaret B Paul, Sep 03, 2007        

There are many reasons for sexual addiction. In this article, discover how self-judgment and the resulting inner tension may be a major reason behind much sexual addiction.       read: Self-Judgment and Sexual Addiction


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From the Archives

Situational Narcissist
Are You Naughty or Nice?
A feature article by Susan Peabody, Jan 18, 2008        

People like to tell me now and then that I am narcissistic. Yet I see myself as kind and generous....       read: Situational Narcissist

Dealing with Addiction in the Family
Is a family member struggling with addiction?
A feature article by Margaret B Paul, May 23, 2007        

Is someone you love harming themselves with an addiction? Learn how you can be of help to yourself and the addicted person....       read: Dealing with Addiction in the Family

Notes on AIDS and HIV
In 1981, scientists in the United States and France first recognized the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), which was later discovered to be caused by a virus called the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV).
A feature article by David Stanley, Apr 28, 2007        

In 1981, scientists in the United States and France first recognized the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), which was later discovered to be caused by a virus called the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)....       read: Notes on AIDS and HIV


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