Over the last 75 years, a number of theorists and researchers have identified the values of imaginative play as a vital component to the normal development of a child.| Psychology Today
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When I first retired, I thought I’d entered life’s long-awaited golden hour.| The Vessel
You know, my grandfather once told me, “The secret to understanding people is to walk a mile in their shoes.” Wise words, but let’s face it, sometimes it’s hard to do that, especially when certain behaviors become a tad too… grating. Take the Baby Boomers, for example. Now, don’t get me wrong. They’ve done some … Continue reading "7 boomer habits that make them absolutely insufferable to be around"| Global English Editing
I met him at a coffee shop on Valencia Street, the kind where the baristas remember your name but pretend they don’t. He was sitting alone, reading a worn paperback—not scrolling through his phone, not performatively busy. When the elderly woman at the next table struggled with her bags, he helped without fanfare, without waiting … Continue reading "If a man has these 8 qualities, psychology says he’s one of the rare ones"| Global English Editing
In a world that celebrates being “out there” — networking, attending events, keeping your calendar full — choosing solitude can be misunderstood. Some see it as antisocial. Others think it’s a sign that something’s wrong. But psychology paints a different picture. Preferring time alone, especially when it’s intentional and fulfilling, often reflects deep self-awareness, emotional … Continue reading "Psychology says preferring solitude over constant socializing is a subtle sign...| The Expert Editor
Cafes aren’t just about caffeine anymore—they’re mini social theaters. The atmosphere, the background music, the lighting… and of course, the customers themselves. We all unconsciously send out signals about who we are, how we see ourselves, and where we fit socially. Sometimes, these signals aren’t intentional—they just leak out in little habits and behaviors we … Continue reading "6 things lower-middle-class people do in cafes without realizing how they come across"| The Expert Editor
There’s something intriguing about people who always order the same thing at restaurants. It’s quite a spectacle, observing someone bypassing the pleasure of exploring new flavors and sticking to their tried-and-true choices. Psychology has some interesting insights to offer on this behavior. Believe it or not, these folks usually embody certain qualities that are pretty … Continue reading "People who always order the same items at restaurants usually display these 7 qualities, says psy...| Global English Editing
