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Not all heartbreak comes from dramatic fights or obvious betrayals. Often, it’s the subtle, everyday habits that quietly hurt the most. Many men don’t even realize the impact of their words or behavior until the damage is already done. These small actions can leave women feeling overlooked, unloved, or emotionally…

Sometimes attraction isn’t spoken aloud—it’s shown through body language, tone, and small habits. While most men don’t even realize they’re doing it, women often pick up on the signals right away. These small behaviors can reveal interest, admiration, or simple appreciation in ways words never could. From a change in…

Niccolò Machiavelli, the infamous author of “The Prince,” wrote in the 1500s that the ideal leader makes and breaks solemn agreements. He creates alliances with weak allies to defeat a powerful enemy and then eliminates them one by one. He blames his next-in-charge for his own mistakes, and he executes…

A Waymo passenger says she was nearly kicked out of one of its autonomous vehicles due to her behavior. Here's what inspired a call from Google.

For decades, the conventional wisdom in retail design was that a bigger shopping cart leads to a bigger sale. Supermarkets intentionally provided oversized carts to psychologically encourage shoppers to fill them up. However, a new trend is emerging in 2025. Many grocery chains, especially in urban areas, are now introducing…

The crypto world has been branded as the great financial equalizer, promising borderless opportunities and democratized wealth. But behind the NFTs, meme coins, and blockchain hype, a question lingers: are crypto portfolios quietly skewed along gender lines? The numbers, culture, and investment behaviors suggest that the playing field isn’t as…

Problems in a marriage don’t start overnight. It’s patterns of behavior that quietly erode trust and create emotional distance. Before you know it, you’re arguing more than ever. Newlyweds, especially, mistake these everyday behaviors for normal adjustments. Small patterns, like sarcasm, multitasking, or oversharing online, can build resentment. Spotting these…

In 2011, Starbucks introduced its mobile app, allowing customers to place their customized orders at the tip of their fingers. By 2015, the coffee chain added a feature that allowed customers to place their orders ahead of time. Although this has made it convenient for customers, baristas have to juggle…

New research has created the first comprehensive effort to categorize all the ways AI can go wrong, with many of those behaviors resembling human psychiatric disorders.