Faraz

Joined February 2022

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I am psychology writer and researcher.

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The 10 Laws of Manhood
By the time a man reaches the age of 35, he has usually encountered a wide range of people, personalities, and experiences. Especially if he's someone who engages socially, the world around him becomes a teacher. But these lessons are only valuable if he learns to observe, perceive, and respond with wisdom. Manhood isn’t simply about aging or responsibility. It’s about how deeply you understand your role in the world and how you carry yourself through it.
By Faraz9 months ago in Longevity
Inside the Mind: How Doctors Determine the Severity of Psychosis and Choose the Right Treatment
When someone begins to lose touch with reality, it is not always a dramatic event that resembles a scene from a movie. Sometimes, psychosis enters subtly through unusual beliefs, growing paranoia, or behavior that feels unfamiliar. But how do mental health professionals actually assess the severity of psychosis? And how do they decide which treatment path to follow?
By Faraz9 months ago in Longevity
The Brutal Truth About Life After Marriage (From a Man Who's 2 Years In)
Marriage is like a rollercoaster that starts slow, gives you a stunning view, and then suddenly flips you upside down at 2 AM with someone’s cold feet on your back.
By Faraz9 months ago in Families
What Makes People Corrupt? A Haunting Truth About Human Nature
There’s a part of me that has always wanted to believe people are good at heart. That beneath the anger, pride, and mistakes, we are built from compassion. But one story, one psychological experiment, shattered that comforting belief and forced me to look at the raw, uncomfortable truth of who we really are.
By Faraz9 months ago in Psyche
The Three-Body Problem: Science's Most Beautiful Headache
What Is the Three-Body Problem? The three-body problem is a puzzle in celestial mechanics — the branch of science that studies how objects in space move under gravity.
By Faraz9 months ago in Longevity
11 Long Jokes That Are Totally Worth the Wait - Joke Dose
Let’s be honest—one-liners are fun, quick, and effective. But there are times when you need something meatier—a story that builds suspense, plays with your expectations, and hits with a punchline you never saw coming. That’s where long jokes come in. Think of them as funny little rollercoasters: there's a climb, a twist, and then a perfect drop that leaves you laughing. And let’s face it—when someone tells a good long joke at just the right moment, they own the room.
By Faraz9 months ago in Humor
17 Disturbing Psychology Secrets: Why We’re Drawn to the Wrong People (Even When We Know Better)
Have you ever caught yourself falling—again—for someone who isn’t good for you? Despite the red flags, the sleepless nights, and the pit in your stomach, something still pulls you back. It’s not weakness. It’s not stupidity. It’s deeper than that.
By Faraz9 months ago in Longevity
26 Narcissist Dark Psychology Secrets You Need to Know
Narcissists can be charming, charismatic, and intelligent — but behind the mask lies a complex psychological playbook designed to manipulate, control, and dominate others. Understanding the dark psychology of narcissism is crucial to protect yourself from emotional harm, psychological manipulation, and even gaslighting.
By Faraz9 months ago in Psyche
The Charmer Who Wasn’t Who He Seemed
Have you ever encountered someone who seemed perfect on the surface, only to discover their reality was quite the opposite? This is a story about an individual who appeared to have it all, intelligence, charm, and a promising future, but whose true nature unraveled over time, leaving a lasting impact on those who encountered them.
By Farazabout a year ago in Longevity
I’m Scared of Dying
I am an end-of-life caregiver. My work isn’t hospice or palliative care in the traditional sense. It’s deeply personal and intimate. I care for people who have chosen to spend their final days at home, surrounded by familiar comforts. My role is to ease their transition, to make their last moments as peaceful and dignified as possible. This work has profoundly changed my life, not just in what I do, but in how I see the world, life, and death itself.
By Farazabout a year ago in Longevity
The Red Flag That Made Me Stop Talking to Someone Immediately
In life, relationships, whether personal or professional, are a cornerstone of our daily existence. We navigate countless interactions, forming bonds with some while maintaining polite distance from others. But every so often, we encounter a moment that shocks us, opening our eyes to the true nature of someone we thought we knew. Sometimes, it takes just one red flag to completely sever ties.
By Farazabout a year ago in Confessions
Across The Mile : Personal Story
The rain hammered against the windowpane, a relentless rhythm that mirrored the frantic beat of my heart. My phone, clutched so tightly my knuckles were white, displayed the stark message: "Mom passed away peacefully this morning." Peaceful for her, maybe. But for me, it felt like the world had cracked open beneath my feet.
By Faraz2 years ago in Families