We tend to overlook and even misidentify bullying when it happens to adults. We label bullies as "difficult" or "confrontational" without ever actually stepping back and acknowledging their bully-like tendencies, which, in many cases, means that the behavior is permitted to continue.
We all experience it. You hear that a friend just received a major promotion with a life-changing salary increase or you overhear a colleague gushing about purchasing their dream home. It's natural to wince as you feel a bit of jealousy welling up inside of you. But what happens if that feeling becomes overwhelming?
We all will feel offended by the actions of someone at one point or another. It can be a healthy reaction to boundary violations. However, hypersensitivity or the state of feeling slighted by the tiniest of things can wreak havoc on our emotional health and jeopardize personal and professional relationships.
Hindsight is, in fact, 20/20 and while it may seem like a good idea to just move forward and leave the past where it is when you have a revelation that you've wronged someone, returning to that person and apologizing is probably an even better idea.
At this point, some of you may have realized that the Ciara prayer doesn't work the same for everyone. It didn't work for Trey Anthony, which is why decided to write a book about it titled, "Black Girl In Love (With Herself)."
"Internally, many of us are picking ourselves apart and hoping that we're not being found out."
“This is my last season. This is my legacy season, I’m out. We out. 2020,” she announced during a virtual press conference.
If you're struggling to justify spending time on a leisurely activity, consider the fact that you're not simply having fun. You're also investing in your mental and physical health.
A relationship is only as strong as a couple’s ability to communicate. Unfortunately, communication is a skill that we often take for granted.
Resentment is often dubbed a silent but deadly martial assassin as it is often a pitstop on the pathway to divorce; however, it doesn't have to be a death sentence.
Most arguments are pointless, unproductive, upsetting, and they have the potential to be destructive.
Just like simply being a student doesn't make someone a skilled teacher, merely watching our parents doesn't make us skilled parents.