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One of the hardest things you can ever do in life is let go of someone you love. Whether you have been in a long-term relationship that’s turned toxic, need to escape a friendship gone bad, or have been dumped by your partner and are struggling to move forward, at some point you have to wipe your hands clean of that person and get on with your own life. But this is often easier said than done. Cutting someone from your life who you have loved and care about certainly isn’t an easy thing to do. You can’t just have your memories erased like the characters in The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. As psychotherapist Barton Goldsmith, Ph.D., LMFT, explained...

  . . Did you know that men and women respond differently to breakups? My brother Stephen and I talked about recent research that showed differences in how men and women process emotional pain, how long they take to recover from heartbreak, and how likely they are to want to get back together. Of course, we are all individuals, and our response will also be determined by our own personality and experiences, but it’s always interesting to see these general patterns of male and female behavior and whether they conform with our stereotypes. What do you think? Have you noticed any of these differences in your own relationships?   Transcript provided by YouTube: 00:00 [Music] 00:04 well steve we wanted...

The late 1950s and early ’60s were a tough time for comic books. Superheroes had fallen out of fashion for several reasons, and even the biggest names were hanging on by their fingernails. What to do? If you’re Marvel, you revolutionize comics with a slew of new super-creations who define the genre to this day. If you’re DC, well, you’re not that brave, quite frankly. The Silver Age is a time to retreat into ridiculous yet innocuous stories until two things happen: the forces threatening the comic book industry go into retreat, and the people reading comics grow up and develop an appreciation for more grounded stories. With that in mind, as a ’60s DC superhero, it is your job...

If you’ve read Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone or seen the movie, you may be familiar with the Remembrall, the small glass ball filled with swirling smoke that turns red when the owner (in this case, Harry’s forgetful classmate Neville) has forgotten something. As someone who finds themselves losing or misplacing things more and more frequently, I often wish I had a Remembrall of my own to give me a heads-up. (Though in fairness, it didn’t end up being very helpful for Neville, who couldn’t remember what he’d forgotten!) But while we may not have access to magical means of remembering forgotten or lost items, there are plenty of non-magical products that can help. In today’s post, I’ll be...

JUMP TO RECIPE Well, well, well, if it isn’t January all over again! Can you believe it?? To be honest, to me it feels like Christmas has not yet happened and here we are… Anyway! Today I am bringing one of my favourite bakes of all times: a choux au craquelin with apples, salted caramel and some beautiful cream. This will honestly make your mouth so, so happy. You may be wondering what the heck is a choux a craquelin. Well, basically is a profiterole with a crunchy top made mostly of sugar. It’s different from profiteroles because while these are soft when you bite into them, the choux au craquelin are crunchy. Let’s deep into this, shall we? What...