Man tells other dads to stop asking their wives one 'frustrating' question and to do this instead

1 [Man tells other dads to stop asking their wives one 'frustrating' question and to do this instead]( Many [dads]( out there have the best of intentions when it comes to supporting their wives. However, those intentions can get easily turned askew with a single question: “Is there anything I can do?” Most likely any mom or [default parent]( reading this sentence is instantly triggered by a time when they were asked this less-than-helpful question, which actually does little to take any load off. And any dad or secondary parent has equally unsavory memories of asking this question and being met with a look of disdain from their partner. So fun. [Read the story]( 2 [Man rushes to save bedridden mom by scaling 19-story building amid fire: 'There’s no limits']( When we were first introduced to radio, television, a broadcast of a human stepping on the moon, a cordless mobile phone, electronic mail, a social media account and now artificial intelligence, we all were filled with anxiety and excitement. Besides, these are constant and consistent reminders of how times and technology are not going to wait for anybody to get as advanced as they can. Imagine not being introduced to any of these advancements and suddenly you are bombarded with them. The out-of-touch moment can be a baffling one. [Read the story]( Did a friend forward this to you? [Subscribe here]( 3 [Why some parents' misunderstanding of 'soiling the nest' could be excusing unacceptable behavior]( If you have older teens and frequent mom groups, you've probably heard of the term "soiling the nest." Sure, there may be plenty of parents who don't know the term, but as someone who belongs to a few social media groups geared toward [parents of teens and young adults]( I can assure you a lot of parents know it and are misusing it to explain some really poor behaviors. So what is "soiling the nest"? It's a term used in psychology and child development that encompasses the stage between the [last few months of high school]( and heading off to college. Teens tend to [become moodier, more distant]( and quite frankly, they get on your nerves. [Read the story]( 4 [Motivation expert warns that you should never, ever hit the snooze button]( Mornings can be a challenge for a lot of folks. Our beds feel incredibly cozy, and after the alarm sounds, the allure of "just five more minutes" seems irresistible. The snooze button promises a brief escape to the warmth of dreams, a little respite before facing the day. It's a small comfort, a momentary delay from the bustle ahead. But five minutes becomes 10 minutes and then 15 minutes, until we find ourselves racing against the clock to get to work on time. The snooze button can create a terrible cycle that feels like an addiction. [Read the story]( 5 [Practicing random acts of kindness is a big help for people with depression and anxiety]( Depression and anxiety rates [are on the rise]( especially among the youth. One way people can overcome this debilitating disorder is through [cognitive behavioral therapy]( (CBT), which helps to recognize and reshape negative thoughts to bring joy back into depressed people’s lives. However, CBT might not always address patients’ need for social connections, which are essential for mental health and can also alleviate anxiety and depression. [Read the story]( Find us on the World Wide Web: [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Website]( [LinkedIn]( Copyright © 2023 GOOD | Upworthy, All rights reserved. 1370 N St Andrews Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90028 You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.