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A Mystery Writer’s Revenge (on Second Thought…)

by Shannon Esposito and Guest Blogger, Sheila Webster Boneham I first met Sheila when I found the Facebook group called Writers and Other Animals. First of all, the name cracked me up.…

September 30, 2014

Men Are More Aggressive, Women More Emotional–Actually Not! (an encore)

by Kassandra Lamb (Part 3 in our encore presentation of my gender differences series; See Part 1: Gender Differences in Relationships here, and Part 2–Men Do, Women Process here.) Most people assume…

July 29, 2014

Roots of Anger

Howdy folks. Today’s post is sort of an “I think” topic. I’m going to tell y’all what I’ve learned about anger over the course of my life. Disclaimer I’m not a therapist…

February 17, 2014

The History of Emotions (and a contest to celebrate the launch of a new book!)

I’ve been thinking a lot about emotions lately, for a lot of reasons. One was Veterans Day. Nothing makes our hearts swell quite so much as thinking about the sacrifice our troops make…

November 12, 2012

Men Are More Aggressive, Women More Emotional–Actually NOT

Most people assume that men, in general, are more aggressive than women, and that women, in general, are more emotional. In fact, the genders do not differ with regard to their natural tendencies…

October 9, 2012

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