Everyday use: Often refers to being vain or self-centered—very different from NPD. Why We Fall for It It’s quick and shareable. It taps into our curiosity about ourselves. It plays on confirmation bias and the Barnum Effect, (believing vague traits apply to us). The Bigger Picture Memes like this aren’t harmful by themselves, but they: Oversimplify serious conditions Spread misinformation Risk reinforcing … Read more
Tragically, an X Factor performer passed away at the young age of 34. Fans have expressed tribute on social media after learning the distressing news. “So sorry to hear this sad news,” a follower wrote. “May he be resting in perfect peace.” Another said, “RIP, gone too soon.” Somebody else commented, “So sorry to hear of your passing. Sending … Read more
Sentric Music signed him in 2021, and he went on to have a great music career, accumulating over 15 million Spotify plays. As a featured artist on Michael Calfan’s “Could Be You,” which was played on BBC Radio 1 Party Anthems with Scott Mills, he achieved his most famous success. “Come Down” and “Different Kind of Love” are among the … Read more
A full night of uninterrupted sleep is often taken for granted, yet it’s crucial for waking up refreshed and fully productive the next day. Many assume that simply going to bed at a reasonable hour guarantees rest, only to find themselves awake in the middle of the night— most commonly between 3:00am and 5:00am. Struggling, … Read more
Interestingly, this phenomenon isn’t just a random quirk of sleep patterns or bad luck. There’s a deeper significance to why so many people wake up during these particular hours. The period between 3:00am and 5:00am has long been referred to as the “hour of the wolf,”a phrase popularized by Swedish director Ingmar Bergman in his … Read more
How we maintain our personal space can reflect aspects of our personality and mindset. One common topic is the state of our bed. Leaving it unmade might seem like a simple habit, but psychology offers a deeper perspective. Our surroundings often mirror how we feel inside. Research suggests that people who leave their beds unmade … Read more
On the other hand, those who make their beds daily are often described as more disciplined and organized. This difference in habits can also reflect how individuals handle stress and daily responsibilities, highlighting the connection between our environment and our inner state.
I remember my first solo hotel stay vividly—a new city, unfamiliar room, and the kind of silence that makes every sound feel amplified. As I got ready for bed, I instinctively turned off every single light, thinking that pitch darkness was the best setup for sleep. But as the night wore on, I found myself … Read more
From navigating unfamiliar layouts without banging your knee, to easing jet lag and offering kids some comfort, a dim bathroom light can quietly enhance your stay. It serves as a subtle nightlight, keeps you grounded in new time zones, and even adds a layer of safety during emergencies. However, it’s not without drawbacks—light-sensitive sleepers may … Read more
Barron Trump made a rare public appearance in Manhattan over the weekend — and he wasn’t exactly keeping a low profile. The youngest son of President Donald Trump was photographed Sunday afternoon arriving at Trump Tower alongside his mother, First Lady Melania Trump. But what really caught people’s attention? The luxury timepiece on his wrist … Read more