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There are many theories for why cats and dogs eat grass, and some could be "old wives' tales."

Masculinity often comes with a set of expected behaviors—stoicism, dominance, independence—but not all of these are rooted in confidence. In fact, many traits praised as “manly” might actually be emotional defense mechanisms. These behaviors often develop in response to trauma, vulnerability, or cultural conditioning that tells men emotions are a…

During QuakeCon 2025, id Software shared Update 2 for DOOM: The Dark Ages, revealing a huge balance pass for the campaign and customizable Horde mode.

Money and relationships are deeply connected. But sometimes, the way someone treats you in a relationship can look a lot like financial abuse—even if money isn’t involved. These patterns can be subtle or obvious, but they all have one thing in common: control. Recognizing these behaviors matters because they can…

"Put him on a no-fly list."

Bullying isn’t just a schoolyard problem; it thrives in workplaces, social circles, and even families. It’s a pattern of behavior that aims to harm, intimidate, or coerce someone an aggressor perceives as vulnerable. Often, the most damaging acts of bullying don’t appear suddenly. Instead, aggressors typically display a series of…

In relationships, maintaining harmony often feels like the ultimate goal. Many of us are conflict-averse and will go to great lengths to avoid arguments and uncomfortable conversations. We tell ourselves we are “keeping the peace,” but these behaviors can paradoxically lead to resentment, misunderstanding, and emotional chasms. What feels like…

Trust funds are often created with the best of intentions—to give grandchildren a head start, provide stability, or honor a family legacy. But even with a well-crafted trust in place, one misstep can strip a grandchild of their inheritance in a heartbeat. Many families don’t realize how strict the rules…

On Windows 11, the system sets a lot of settings and features to their defaults, and in this guide, I'll show you nine of those that usually go unnoticed by most regular users.

A new study claims steering AI into "evil" behavior somehow makes it less prone to evil in the long run.

Marriage is built on small, daily choices. Sometimes, the habits that seem harmless are the ones that do the most damage. You might not notice the cracks at first, but over time, these patterns can erode trust, connection, and happiness. If you want a strong marriage, it’s important to spot…