An affair doesn’t always mean a relationship is unhappy or that someone has fallen out of love. Experts explain the complex mix of personal, emotional and relationship factors that can lead someone to cheat.
An affair can leave you questioning everything from your attractiveness to your judgement. But why does it hit your self-esteem so hard, and how can you stop your partner’s choices from becoming a judgement on your own worth?
An affair can shatter trust and leave couples wondering if their relationship can ever feel safe again. But what is the work needed to help some couples rebuild?
After an affair, the betrayed partner can end up questioning everything from their attractiveness to their judgement. But why does someone else’s betrayal so often become a judgement on ourselves?
After an affair, guilt and shame can be overwhelming – but they aren’t the same thing. Understanding the difference can help the person who cheated take responsibility without becoming trapped in self-loathing.
Trauma specialist Zoe Clews explains the narcissistic traits that may make some people more likely to seek attention outside their relationship – and why cheating isn’t as simple as a personality label.
While GLP-1 medications can suppress appetite, experts say long-term eating habits are shaped by far more than biology alone
Experts explain the difference between a psychopath and a sociopath and why recognising patterns of behaviour matters more than applying a diagnosis
According to psychologist and author Emma Kavanagh, the most socially successful psychopaths don’t announce themselves with violence or volatility
Ever wondered why seemingly kind, charming people can later be exposed for manipulative or harmful behaviour? Psychology has an answer
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