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Plus five questions to ask yourself if you are chronically angry. Welcome to your weekly mental heal

Plus five questions to ask yourself if you are chronically angry. [View this email in your browser]( Welcome to your weekly mental health break. Keeping you updated on all things psychology, relationship & mental-health related. [Dangerous Dark Traits Among Narcissists, Abusers, and Toxic People]( People are afraid of all sorts of fictional monsters, when in reality it’s actually humans who hurt others the most. [5 Questions to Ask Yourself If You Are Chronically Angry]( It's time to dig deep, because there is almost certainly something lurking in your past that is still wreaking havoc on your emotional world. [How to Stop Fighting with Your Partner]( Ensure that the process is as positive as possible by sticking to these conflict resolution guidelines. [Is Happiness What We Think It Is?]( What if we&rs all chasing the wrong thing in the wrong places, and making ourselves very unhappy in the process? [11 Fall Self-Care Activities]( You need self-care year-round, but some of your self-care practices may need to change with the seasons. News & Views [Signs of Lying May Be Confused With Truth-Telling Signs]( Unfortunately, signs of lying are produced more often when someone is telling the truth. [How to Appear Confident, But Not Arrogant]( You can enjoy the social benefits of expressing confidence while simultaneously reducing the risk of being punished for arrogance. [More Evidence Links Diet to Depression]( Although the evidence is preliminary, a unique study suggests consumption of fast foods may be linked to depression. [Nice People May Be at Greater Risk of Financial Hardship]( Findings show that agreeable people simply care less about money and therefore are at greater risk of money mismanagement. [Postpartum Depression Linked to Mother’s Pain After Childbirth]( A new study is the first to differentiate postpartum pain from labor and delivery pain. World of Psychology [3 Ways to Stop Taking Things Too Personally]( Taking things personally is a reaction, not an emotion -- a reaction to an undigested emotion in the body. [Feel Like You Live for the Weekend? Small Ways to Recharge During Your Week]( Living for the weekend puts an incredible amount of pressure on 48 hours... [5 Steps to Find the Willpower to Reach Your Goals]( These five strategies can help you crawl your way out of the hole and get back to a healthy place, physically and emotionally. [How Do You Have Fun in Your Sobriety?]( Is an excitement for drugs and alcohol something you have mistaken for fun? [3 Questions for Deeper Connections with Your Partner]( It’s never too late to get on the right path toward a more fulfilling relationship. Best of Our Blogs [Why Do We Emotionally Need ” Small Talk”?]( (Healing Together) - Whether we love it or dread it, we use “small talk” for meeting important psychological needs. [7 Reasons We Shame Women]( (Tales of Manic Depression) - Before you lash out, ask yourself why are you doing it. [Is Happiness What We Think It Is?]( (NLP Discoveries) - Research study after study tells us what we all already know at a gut level: we are not getting happier. [Parents Blind to What Hurts Their Kids]( (Psychoanalysis Now) - This is a syndrome of parenting that can go on for generations... [Intimacy, Ecstasy & Other Ordinary Miracles]( (Building Relationship Skills) - "In rapture, we go through our days with the delight percolating right under the surface..." Your Weekly Mental Health Break Feel free to forward to a friend or share on social media! Need to update your newsletter preferences? [Update your profile here]( We love to hear from you! Please send any feedback you may have to us at: talkback@psychcentral.com [The Psych Central Show Podcast]( [The Paradoxes of Masculinity]( Women have redefined femininity, so why can’t men redefine what it means to be masculine? Listen to this week’s episode and you might begin to understand. [Listen to This If You’ve Ever Been Depressed (or Know Someone Who Has)]( Depression doesn’t care if you have a home filled with people, family obligations, or even a podcast to record. [Ask the Therapist]( [Very Depressed to Emotionless]( I’ve been diagnosed with psychosis since birth and depression/anxiety. I was in a mental hospital twice for suicide, and I’ve gotten treatment but I stopped and also gave up on... [Why Does My Husband Choose Drinking Over Me?]( My husband and I have been together for 35 years, married for 28 years. I met him when I was 15 and he was 17. He is... [I Have Voices that Told Me I Need Help...]( I have voices inside my head that tell me what to do, and if I don’t listen I begin to have a terrible headache and start to feel drowsy (if... 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