A Bunch

1 month ago | yourtango.com | A Bunch |Nyree Ausler

One of the most disappointing things you can experience is the realization your best friend or closest confidante doesn’t have your best interest at heart. Finding out the people around you have two-faced and manipulative personality traits can be utterly devastating. You might have heard the term before, but it is time we asked ourselves what it means to be two-faced and understand how to deal with two-faced people.

1 month ago | yourtango.com | A Bunch |Megan Quinn

Brilliant people often aspire to live a life enriched with creativity, intelligence, and authenticity. These are qualities that may evoke envy and dislike from those who cannot replicate those personality traits, but brilliant individuals have a way of making others who doubt them think otherwise. But the admirable things brilliant people do to make fake people hate them tends to throw those individuals off-guard, reminding them that they simply aren't on the same level.

1 month ago | dorseteye.com | Penny Lane |Nigel Farage |A Bunch

In recent years, Reform UK, the political party led by Nigel Farage and later Richard Tice, has positioned itself as a disruptor of the British political establishment. Promising to “reform” the UK’s institutions and challenge the status quo, the party has gained attention for its populist rhetoric and hardline stances on issues such as immigration, Brexit, and cultural identity.

1 month ago | yourtango.com | A Bunch |Zayda Slabbekoorn

Experiencing change and challenge in your life often sparks a great deal of discomfort, but the beauty, pride, and comfort that lies on the other side of a new stage is almost always worth the struggle. While they might be uncomfortable to interact with or challenging to acknowledge, the universe sends you signs to remind you that change is coming, helping you to deal with your insecurities, clarify your goals, and comfort you when the time is right.

2 months ago | yourtango.com | A Bunch |Alexandra Blogier

Respect is a two-way street: If you don't offer it to people, you probably won't get any in return. Demanding admiration doesn't actually work, especially in situations where you see signs someone doesn't respect you, but is trying to hide it. As much as you expect common courtesy in your interactions with others, you can't control how anyone else behaves. All you can really control are your own emotional reactions and actions. Cultivating self-respect can shield you from negative influences.