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2 days ago

Moral Perfectionism and the Selfishness of Shame

Being good only matters when it positively affects others, at least in the long-term if not the short. Sometimes, however, people become so preoccupied with being good that they aren't, or at least not as often as they believe themselves to be. There is such a thing as being too good, when one's so-called goodness is harmful. This discrepancy between what one believes is good and what actually is is prevalent in moral perfectionism, or the obsessive pursuit of moral purity.
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2 weeks ago

How Breakups Can Help Us Grow and Find Love Again

Owning personal mistakes after a breakup enables healing, reconnection, and growth rather than escaping into avoidance.
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2 weeks ago

When "I'm Sorry" Isn't Enough: How Couples Can Repair

Successful relational repair, including perspective-taking, accountability, and commitment to change, predicts relationship satisfaction more than the amount of conflict.
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