When we are in a relationship, staying often seems like the easier way out. Probably because it seems like the right thing to do, or at least, what we believe is the right thing to do. However, choosing what is better for us, and most of the time what is better for both parts of the relationship, is for sure more important and considerate than pretending that we are happy just because we don't feel strong enough to leave. In difficult moments, we wonder whether fighting for

The champions league 25/26 edition is nearing its end, the quarter finals are over and the semi final matches have been decided. Bayern Munich, the tournament's favorite, has been paired against PSG, the last edition winners, and Arsenal, looking for their first trophy, have been matched against legendary manager, Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid. To understand these matches we have to analyse these teams and their route to the semi-finals. First Bayern Munich, widely consid

It's easy to believe your opinions are your own; they feel personal. However, they might not be as original as you think. The opinions you believe are personal and independent can be shaped or even created by algorithms, online trends, or the constant repetition of ideas. The rapid and repetitive spread of information on the internet reaches people extremely quickly and heavily influences their thinking. People often think they have original ideas or opinions even though the

Introduction The theory of the 4 temperaments is one of the earliest attempts to explain human behavior and personality. It was developed in ancient times by thinkers such as the Hippocrates and later expanded by Galen. This theory suggests that people can be categorized into four main personality types: sanguine, choleric, melancholic, and phlegmatic. Each temperament is associated with different emotional responses, behaviors and ways of interactions with others. For exampl