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A narcissist can be incredibly charming and charismatic when they want to be, especially at the beginning of a relationship. The love of a narcissist is conditional, meaning they can be loving when you cater to their needs, but they become vindictive when you do not....
People are sometimes a bit hesitant to get divorced, even when it would be beneficial to them, because they only think of the potential negatives. They’re worried that they are going to regret their decision or that life is going to be much harder. If you’re thinking...
In the wake of divorce, dividing the significant assets you acquired and shared during your marriage may make for a psychologically challenging process. If you have substantial marital wealth and cannot resolve amicably, your case may go to court. Per Connecticut’s...
Emotional abuse is an attempt to control another person by manipulating them. It diminishes the victim’s self-esteem. They start to feel powerless and helpless without their abuser. The victim develops a trauma bond or an unhealthy attachment to their spouse....
When your marriage collapses, so does your child’s world. The flood of confusing emotions can be too overwhelming for their developing mind. Before you realize the impact, your child may be already attempting to externalize their struggles through poor academic...
Divorce is not something that pops into one's head out of nowhere. It can build up gradually, fueled by little things that frustrate you about your partner until you've had enough. While most people associate divorce with cases of violence or adultery, it can also...
Going through a divorce can be an incredibly challenging and emotionally draining experience. It can be easy to get lost in the chaos and stress of the legal proceedings. Still, it is essential to prioritize your well-being and take care of yourself during this...
Divorce is a complex matter with a lot of moving parts. While going through all the stress of divorce, you may feel like you’re forgetting to do something. Here are a few things people commonly forget to do during a divorce: 1. Talk to your children Your children will...
Dissolving a marriage (leaving a reality you have known and embraced for years) is not easy. If you and your spouse have irreconcilable differences and have decided to go your separate ways, you should be ready for anything. Divorce may feel strange in the beginning,...
It’s becoming more common for kids in the United States to experience divorce. Approximately 50 percent of them will see their parents divorce and a quarter will witness the breakup of a parent’s second marriage, too. Divorce is hard enough on couples. It’s even...