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Game Theory Of Relationships: the art of thinking ahead with people in mind

In relationships, your move is never just yours. What you do today shapes how the other person responds tomorrow. Game theory doesn’t make relationships cold; It makes them conscious.

Gastien Nestand

Jan 14, 2026 · 3 min read

Self-DevelopmentPsychology

Compromises in a couple

Now that we've explored the concepts of selfishness and happiness, let's consider their implications in a romantic relationship. What is its true form? Or rather, what should its meaning be for a relationship to be considered serious and lasting?

Guettchar Charles

Jan 13, 2026 · 2 min read

Self-DevelopmentPsychology

Human perception

Can you truly claim to be there for others when you know that every action you take is determined by your own desire?

Guettchar Charles

Jan 6, 2026 · 1 min read

PsychologySelf-DevelopmentOver Coffee Talk

What Is the Objective Personality System (OPS)?

This article introduces the Objective Personality System (OPS), a personality framework that attempts to reduce the limits of self-reporting by focusing on observable behavior.

Royce

Jan 3, 2026 · 3 min read

Over Coffee TalkPsychologySelf-Development

Focusing: When Words Alone Aren't Enough

Focusing, developed by Eugene Gendlin, is an embodied practice of self-reflection that helps meaning emerge from the body rather than the thinking mind. At its core is the felt sense—the vague, bodily knowing that exists before clear thoughts or emotions. By staying with this “murky edge” in a nonjudgmental way, we allow clarity to form naturally instead of forcing answers. Unlike meditation or cognitive insight, Focusing invites us to listen to the whole of our experience—mind, body, and intuition together. As we slow down and attend to what the body is signaling, what once felt stuck can begin to shift. This process often leads to a felt shift: a subtle release that opens new perspectives and ways of moving forward. Focusing reminds us that our bodies often know long before we can explain—and that depth, clarity, and change emerge when we are willing to listen.

Christie

Dec 17, 2025 · 7 min read

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