philosophyoflove
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How Being ‘Needy’ Can Actually Be Good for Your Relationship
Being called “needy” is usually not a good thing when it comes to your relationships. You probably think of a needy person as someone who requires a so much reassurance and validation from their partner that it teeters into uncomfortable territory. As such, you may be compelled to seem less needy in your own relationships…
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The Pros and Cons of Having a Work Spouse
Working within a corporate or office environment can be intense at times, so it makes sense that we gravitate towards the co-worker who helps to alleviate the stress and make our days a little brighter. Some of these connections are simply strong friendships, while others might develop into what’s known as the “work spouse.”
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Beware of ‘Snow Globing’ When Dating During the Holidays
The holidays bring up all sorts of different feelings for singles, which explains why some engage in cuffing season (aka when you “cuff” yourself to someone — metaphorically of course — to get through the winter months together). But now, according to Cosmo, there’s a different dating trend that couples need to look out for…
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Maybe You Should Try ‘Quiet Quitting’ Your Love Life
The newly trending term “quiet quitting” typically refers to someone doing their job at the bare minimum to achieve work/life balance and move away from hustle culture. It’s not really about “phoning it in” but rather seeking more appropriate boundaries at work, like by leaving work on time every day, or outright refusing to answer…