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Psychology Today Magazine
March 2015
5 lessons everyone can learn from same-sex couples
What does it mean to live with a terminal disease...interminably?
An emerging group of transgender people is looking beyond “man” and “woman.”
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Good intimacy takes time.
The latest quests for eternal life raise questions we’ve never before encountered.
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Sibling estrangement is a largely hidden phenomenon.
The negative effects of discrimination don’t always stop at the initial target.
The mysterious connection between emotion and physical sensation is coming into ever-sharper focus.
Shared discomfort isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
What’s so special about tuning in together?
Why your coworker's baby might influence your own plans for motherhood
Could "hyperinteraction" profoundly shape communication in the future?
Feeling more deserving than everyone else may be key to creative success.
A view from inside the crowd brings a new perspective.
The power of high heels
