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Relationships have changed drastically during enforced seclusion and togetherness since the pandemic struck. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- As India awaits the Third Wave, the lessons of the recent past could lay the groundwork for a new, caring world. There is a Close Relationships Laboratory at the University of Georgia in the US that studies the development, maintenance and impact of close relationships on the health and well-being of people. Its director, the well-regarded American psychology professor Richard B Slatcher, has launched a biweekly study ‘Love in the Time of COVID’ (y...

By @TobyChilliShow Apr 15, 2021 Some people love to stir the pot and debate anyone that will have them. Other people would rather move out of state than call someone out, even if they deserved it. If you fit into that latter category, here are some tips on how to stop running from confrontation and start embracing it. Confrontation Isn’t A Bad Thing. This is going to be a tough pill to swallow since psychotherapist Amy Morin points out that “fear of confrontation goes all the way back to childhood,” but conflict isn’t all bad. Every argument doesn’t have to be a shouting match. Con...

Tackle your fear of tough conversations and learn how to start speaking up.  For many, the thought of having to confront another person fills us with fear, anxiety and a whole lot of dread — whether it’s talking to a roommate about their less-than-hygienic cleaning standards, approaching a co-worker who keeps taking credit for your ideas or telling a relative their off-color “jokes” are actually offensive. Rather than deal with these issues head-on, we’d much rather put off the conversations to some later date or — better yet — avoid them altogether. “We often picture a conf...