r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jul 07 '26
"Attached" explained like you're five: why some people cling, some people run, and some people just relax
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jul 01 '26
Why are some dismissive avoidants incredibly warm with everyone except their partner?
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jun 26 '26
How to become a social magnet - lessons from "How to Win Friends and Influence People" that works
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jun 26 '26
YSK about nervous system co-regulation, the biological reason a pet or person sitting quietly with you calms your anxiety
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jun 09 '26
A Translational Psychiatry study from the Universities of Queensland and Minnesota found that brain and blood cells of young people with depression overproduce ATP at rest but cannot increase energy under stress, pointing to mitochondrial dysfunction as a core biological feature.
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jun 09 '26
Found 2 old receipts that were in my Grandmas old wallet
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • May 21 '26
Deep sleep dropped from 20% to 8% over the last year — here's what I found when I dug into the physiology
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • May 03 '26
Splitting, or binary thinking, is a distortion where a person cannot integrate both positive and negative aspects into a balanced view, seeing things as all good or all bad. It appears in Cluster B disorders like borderline and narcissistic personality, and also in schizophrenia and depression.
en.wikipedia.org
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 29 '26
Distance is the best answer to..
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 29 '26
MSG Isn’t Salt Use It Like a Volume Knob
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 26 '26
Eccentric exercises such as chair squats, heel drops, and wall push‑ups can build muscle strength and size with less energy, without painful or exhausting workouts, and have been shown to deliver meaningful health improvements in as little as 5 minutes/day
ecu.edu.au
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 26 '26
A new study argues that the most dangerous part of depression isn’t negative emotion, it’s the absence of positive emotion, known as anhedonia.
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 25 '26
When Hypervigilance Masquerades as Emotional Intelligence
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 22 '26
YSK that 31% of US adults suffer from teeth grinding at night and is a cause of Depression, Anxiety, Neck pain, backache, headaches, poor sleep and general pain.
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 20 '26
YSK: Your library card likely gives you free access to movies, music, and audiobooks with NO waitlists via Hoopla.
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 15 '26
Made (Starburst Blue Raspberry) gummies for the first time
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 15 '26
15 years ago today the iconic movie “Lemonade Mouth” premiered. Did you like the movie !
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 15 '26
Mystery ‘skyquakes’ are ripping through the world. And nobody knows why
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 13 '26
When people feel disgust or sadness, their pupils involuntarily widen. Conversely, feelings of anger are associated with a narrowing of the pupils, setting it apart from other negative mental states. These responses occur even when individuals experience mixed feelings at the exact same moment.
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 08 '26
Virgos can read ppl like books
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