Amy Chan

2 weeks ago | dx.doi.org | Qinyan Cai |Iona M. McWhinnie |Nathan W. Dow |Amy Chan

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4 weeks ago | wikihow.com | Amy Chan |Raven Minyard

Serial monogamy is the habit of quickly moving from one relationship to another. A serial monogamist is a person who spends as little time being single as possible, quickly beginning a new relationship after their previous one ended. Serial monogamists may have many short-lived relationships, or they may have several long-term ones.

1 month ago | wikihow.com | Asa Don Brown |Maryana Lucia Vestic |Amy Chan |Lauren Sanders

1Continue to maintain a structure in your life. Stay busy so you don’t wallow and give into the urge to reach out. Keeping a daily schedule that includes sleep, meals, goals, and activities can prevent you from obsessing over your ex. Eat healthy, get exercise, and spend valuable time with friends and those who support you.[15]2Pick one good friend to hold yourself accountable to. They may be going through something similar themselves or just want to help.

2 months ago | wikihow.com | Amy Chan |Marcus Pruitt

1Let yourself feel your emotions, but don’t wallow in them. It’s normal to feel sad after a relationship. Let yourself do whatever you need to do to get your emotions out, whether that’s crying, screaming into a pillow, or journaling to feel better. But, avoid sitting with your emotions for too long. When you start to notice yourself wallowing in bed for days or weeks after the breakup, make an effort to get up and do something to fill your time.[1] 2Focus on your health and well-being.

Oct 30, 2024 | hearthackersclub.com | Amy Chan

Millions have now binged Nobody Wants This on Netflix (including me), and the show’s wild success highlights what women are craving in their relationships. If you haven’t seen it yet, Nobody Wants This is a rom-com inspired by Erin Foster’s real-life love story. It follows an outspoken, agnostic woman (Kristen Bell) who unexpectedly falls for an unconventional rabbi (Adam Brody).