HeyJaredWill Curtis
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 17
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- Sep 30, 2026
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People Who Sound Emotionally Stunted Often Use 6 Wildly Immature Phrases (opens the original)
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You want to make a good impression; you want to be liked; you want to connect with other people, but for some reason, your attempts to socialize fall flat. "What went wrong? Was it something they said?" echoes in a degenerative feedback loop in your mind as you overanalyze what you said. Wait a minute, was it possible you unintentionally broadcast your own emotional immaturity? Possibly, say experts. If you've ever seen an adult chant this while possibly covering their ears, you're witnessing a
Parents Who Reject Gentle Parenting But Still Care About Their Kids’ Self-Esteem Often Say 5 Expert-Backed Phrases (opens the original)
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Kids want boundaries. Boundaries show them where to explore and how, and they set them up for future success in many areas of life. But how do you set boundaries with kids in a way that enhances their self-esteem? For starters, setting healthy boundaries with your kids has a lot to do with the boundaries you set for yourself. Marriage coach Susan Allan has found saying, "I love you, honey, and mommy needs thirty minutes, so please do your homework, and I'll come back and check on you in thirty m
Empathetic People With Strong Peacemaking Skills Usually Say 6 Things In Tense Conversations (opens the original)
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Conflict is never much fun. It can start with a disagreement or a misunderstanding, then, in almost no time at all, the conflict will flare up into a raging battle as soon as emotion takes over. The conflict enters a spiral of escalation, with both sides caught in the swirling chaos of never backing down or letting go. The most empathetic people have a greater awareness of emotional control and recognize how important giving a little is when immersed in conflict with another person, especially i
People Who Come Across As Really Unprofessional At Work Usually Say 6 Phrases In Casual Conversation (opens the original)
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What to say, what not to say, not knowing what you said was wrong, or regretting the words once they have already been said. Workplace communication in modern-day society is no easy business, since there are seldom clear rules for distinguishing common, everyday phrases from unprofessional ones. Fear not: our workplace experts are here to break down the phrases that make someone come across as really unprofessional at work, and what to say instead to come across as more polished and non-amateur.
Men Who Casually Undermine Their Wives Usually Say 7 Phrases In Casual Conversation, Experts Say (opens the original)
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Men can be a bit harsh with their words, especially when under stress or influenced by the effects of unprocessed past hurt. As you grow together as a couple, some casually undermining phrases men say to their wives can unintentionally cause damage and undo the efforts of building a safe space to be vulnerable. Saying, "Whatever you want, dear," when they don't mean it is a casually undermining phrase. Husbands need to stop hiding from their wives. — Jennifer S. Hargrave, Managing Partner, Hargr
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