When I was a freshman in college, I received a call from a family member telling me that my ... being 'unfair.' And life is still not 'fair.'" 2. Viewing yourself as a victim tends to keep you ...

DEAR ANNIE: My mom ... corner. Emotional abuse can be incredibly difficult to recognize -- especially for the person living through it. While you don’t see physical bruises, the victim suffers ...

Dear Worried: You sound like a wonderful daughter. Your mother is fortunate to have someone so loving and caring in her ...

None of my mates ... TYSM (thank you so much) rather than saying it. While 36 per cent of people said they did not believe the remark was important, with 55 per cent saying they are being thanked ...

In one of the photos uploaded on his Instagram story, Coleman captioned the post: "Happy Birthday my Queen! Thank you for the life lessons and the many blessings! Thank you for being you ...

Falling into a victim mindset is actually quite natural—it’s our brain’s way of protecting us from perceived threats and preserving our self-image when things go wrong. When we face challenges or ...

These days, being smart with your emotions is just as important as book smarts. It’s about how you handle your feelings, understand others, and deal with everyday challenges. But a lot of people ...

Thank you @dealornodealtv for inviting me to play the most fun game show ever. And @joemanganiello for being the hottest host on the island! I loved every minute of the emotional roller coaster ...