Brain ‘Reset Wave’ May Explain How ECT Rapidly Relieves Depression - Neuroscience News
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), long misunderstood due to outdated portrayals, remains the most eff...
Did you become a cuckold for your wife?
Yes I did. It was because of my strange feelings and my requests that I eventually realised I had cu...
Why do gun lovers think their right to own a weapon supercedes everyone else's right to be safe and not be shot?
We own a farm. We are constantly overrun with rodents (mice, squirrels, chipmunks, gophers, and rabb...
What nonsense did you hear today in India that made you laugh?
“If you have iPhone you can get friends easily specially if you are introvert” yes, you read that co...
Why do we still feel attached or jealous when a covert narcissist moves on, even after realizing their toxicity and the suffering they caused?
It is probably the most asked question. their is no set answer to this as they are individuals and a...
Why do I want to give up on men?
… Maybe you’re lesbian. Or maybe you have the wrong archetype. … I’ll be brief. When I was 7 I disco...
"Orthorexia" Is Becoming More And More Common, So Here's What Experts Say To Know About It - Yahoo
Social media pressures only makes this condition more prevalent.
This overlooked cause of PTSD is only going to get worse - vox.com
Meatpacking workers face a number of physical labor and safety problems — and psychological ones too...
According to Amy Schumer, John Cena was actually inside of her during the TrainWreck love scene. I thought that was illegal in Hollywood?
You do realize that Amy is a comedian as well as an actress, right? No doubt she was lying, ya moron...
Do narcissists love their children?
My mother once said, "You'll see this happen when you have a baby: when the baby is inside of you, i...
Billion-dollar battery plant pauses construction amid electric vehicle and tariff uncertainty - AP News
A Japanese company has halted construction on a $1.6 billion factory in South Carolina to help make...
'The Life of Chuck' might leave you brushing away tears — or scratching your head - NPR
Mike Flanagan's new film, a maudlin mystery about a man dying of cancer, feels hobbled by its extrem...