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Yes, body size can spark attraction, though face, voice, chemistry, and shared values shape desire too. There isn’t one shared rule for attraction. Some people are drawn to larger bodies. Some aren’t. Most people blend body size with many other cues, then land on a feeling that seems instant even when it isn’t. That matters […]

No, controlled studies have not shown reliable mind reading, clairvoyance, or telekinesis beyond chance. Claims about psychic powers have been around for ages. They show up in books, TV shows, private readings, police stories, and everyday conversations. A sharp hunch, a dream that seems to match a later event, or a reader who lands one

Yes, compulsive social media use can resemble addiction when it crowds out sleep, work, mood, and self-control. Social media can feel harmless right up to the moment it starts running the day. A short scroll spills into lost sleep. Your phone shows up at meals, during work, and right before bed. That shift is why

Yes, a diagnosis can be misused, but U.S. privacy and disability laws limit when schools, employers, and insurers can act on it. An autism diagnosis is not a free pass for other people to block your job, your education, or your care. In the United States, a diagnosis can trigger legal protections and open the

Yes, many Premera plans pay for counseling and teletherapy, though provider network, referrals, and out-of-pocket costs can change. Many Premera Blue Cross members can use plan benefits for therapy, but the bill depends on the fine print. One person may owe a flat copay for an in-network session. Another may pay the full allowed amount

No, sertraline is not meant to cause a high; sudden energy, agitation, or euphoria can point to side effects, misuse, or another issue. Most people asking this are trying to sort out one messy feeling: “I took sertraline, and I don’t feel normal.” That’s a fair question. Sertraline can change mood, sleep, appetite, and energy.

Yes. Electroconvulsive therapy can ease anxiety in some people, mainly when it shows up with severe depression or catatonia. ECT can lower anxiety symptoms in some patients, but the cleanest evidence is not for anxiety on its own. The clearest use is severe depression, bipolar depression, psychotic depression, or catatonia when the person is acutely

Yes, stress can blunt hunger, trigger nausea, and make eating feel like work, especially during short bursts of anxiety or overload. Stress does not hit appetite the same way in each person. Some people want snacks the minute life gets messy. Others lose interest in food, feel sick after a few bites, or forget to

A steady routine starts with sleep, movement, regular meals, quiet breaks, and limits you can keep on an ordinary day. Self-care gets dressed up as treats, products, and rare reset days. Most people don’t need more stuff. They need habits that still work on a busy Wednesday, after bad sleep, with chores, work, and messages

No, bipolar disorder is not diagnosed at birth, though a baby can inherit genes that raise the odds of developing it later. People ask this because bipolar disorder often runs in families. The clean answer is no. Doctors do not diagnose bipolar disorder in a newborn. What can be present from day one is a