A Good Men Project report describes how past trauma can shape intimacy and offers relationship guidance while stressing boundaries and self-care.
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People Who Prefer Their Dog’s Company To Most People Usually Have 8 Traits In Common
Bolde describes eight traits it associates with people who prefer dogs’ company, but offers no study or evidence that the traits apply broadly.
The Price Of Keeping The Peace
The Gottman Institute uses a couple’s hidden family payments to explain financial infidelity, rebuilding trust and the limits of keeping the peace.
Why Psychology Says Praising People’s Efforts Instead Of Their Results Leads To Better Outcomes
Research described in a Bolde report suggests praising children’s effort and strategies may help them approach challenges, though results still matter.
Letter To My Son: Pay Attention To Who Stays
A letter published by The Good Men Project urges a son to value steady friendship while recognizing that some relationships change with life’s seasons.
AARP Survey Finds 65% Of Online Daters Aged 50+ Satisfied With Their Experience
A January 2026 survey of 300 U.S. online daters aged 50 and older found 65% satisfied, while 41% reported encountering fake profiles or attempted scams.
We Agreed. Why Are We Having This Argument Again?
The Gottman Institute explains how mismatched conflict styles and rushed persuasion can make couples revisit unresolved disagreements.
Who Has To Calm Down First?
The Gottman Institute says either partner can call a break when conflict becomes overwhelming, with an agreed time to return and talk.
When Therapy Speak Becomes A Weapon
The Gottman Institute warns that therapy terms can help couples describe distress—or fuel blame and avoidance when used to diagnose a partner.
The Subtle Ways Men Make You Feel Responsible For Their Emotions
A Good Men Project essay describes how silence, unexplained sighs and mood shifts can leave partners managing emotions they did not create.
