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#Rejection #Less #Choosy #Romantic #Relationship
Rejection has a ‘direct and fast’ influence on what we desire in a romantic partner, study finds https://t.co/2WL3sbrD9B — PsyPost.org (@PsyPost) August 3, 2017 “All of this suggests that the feedback we receive within the dating world regarding how desirable we are as a potential partner has a direct and fast influence on the quality…

‘Marry-your-rapist’ bill to be introduced by lawmakers in Turkey
http://bit.ly/2GnZreV A law which would allow men accused of having sex with girls who are under 18 to avoid punishment if they marry their victims is set to be introduced to parliament in Turkey. The controversial so-called “marry-your-rapist” bill, which lawmakers are planning to introduce to Turkish parliament at the end of January, has sparked…
Only two students were under the legal age of consent
http://bit.ly/2GReRsp She was employed at the school for about 12 years before her resignation last year. While working at the school, she had formed sexual relationships with “a number of students”, who tended to be from more vulnerable families, and were usually involved in sport, a police summary of facts said. However only two students…

Identifying Signs of Emotional Abuse
Consider the possibility of emotional abuse when The child: Shows extremes in behavior, such as being overly compliant, demanding, extremely passive or aggressive Is inappropriately adult(parenting other children, for example)or inappropriately infantile (frequently rocking or head-banging) Is delayed in physical or emotional development compared to other children the same age Talks about hurting himself or…

Survivors Self Help Guide
A newly released guide for men and boys that covers thoughts, feelings and behaviours, as well as suggestions for coping A self help guide for survivors of rape or sexual abuse, who want to understand and process their own personal reactions to their experience https://survivorsnetwork.org.uk/resource/survivors-self-help-guide/

Patients receiving peer counseling 34 percent less likely repeat admission
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-mental-crisis-peers/peer-support-tied-to-fewer-repeat-mental-health-hospitalizations-idUSKCN1M825V Adults who have been hospitalized for psychiatric problems may be less likely to be readmitted when they get support from other patients who went through similar experiences, a UK study suggests. Researchers followed 441 patients for one year after they were discharged from the hospital. All of them received personal recovery workbooks to help…