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Home Fashion Bollywood wardrobe Bollywood Wardrobe Devika Tripathi By Devika Tripathi | on March 3, 2021 Rajkummar Rao, who we are so excited to watch in Roohi , had a traditional fashion goal for all discerning men. He looked dapper and inspired us to step up our fashion game with some layered and colour-blocked layered effect. Rajkummar's outfit was ideal for formal events and with upcoming festivals in the air, this is the attire you need. So, Rajkummar wore a kurta set that featured a lemon-yellow kurta and white pyjamas. The actor sported a full-sleeved bandhgala kurta that featured an overlapping detail, which added a contemporary touch to his outfit and the small white buttons enhanced his ensemble. He paired his kurta with pristine white cigarette pants - the combination we found so smart. Rajkummar Rao looked dapper as ever in his attire. Styled by Anisha Jain, he spruced up her look with … [Read more...] about Roohi Promotions: Rajkummar Rao Looks Dapper As Ever In His Lemon Yellow Kurta Set

guest post by Randi Kreger In this post, I am talking about the majority of people with borderline personality disorder (BPD) who are not in treatment and do not self-identify as having BPD. Nearly 40% of those with borderline personality disorder also have narcissistic personality disorder (NPD). 1 A person can have one disorder and traits of the other as well. It helps to understand their similarities and differences. Source: By FGC/Shutterstock Differences in BPD and NPD For people with BPD, the major issue is a fear of abandonment. For people with narcissistic PD, the person’s major issue is feeding their ego through narcissistic supply. For people with BPD, their emotions are variable and very intense. For people with NPD, their emotions may be shallow, except for rage . People with BPD have a fear of both abandonment and engulfment. People with NPD may have a pervasive sense of grandiosity. People with BPD can have suicidal thoughts … [Read more...] about Borderline and Narcissistic Personality: Differences and Similarities

This is part 1 in a series on Grief and COVID-19 . Part 2 is here . Part 3 is here. Part 4 is here . This post was written by Betsy Gard, Ph.D. Three years ago, on a sunny October Sunday morning, my husband and I were getting ready to watch a movie and relax after a hectic weekend. As I prepared the TV, I heard a heavy thud in the bathroom. I ran and saw him lying on the floor, unconscious . Despite the speed of the ambulance, the ministrations of the Emergency Room Physicians, and my own disbelief, my husband died. I did not say my good-byes or have the opportunity to know what he wanted or needed in those last minutes. I am reminded often of the horror, shock, and disbelief I experienced in the hours, days, weeks, and months following his death. Source: Kat Jayne/Pexels Family members whose loved ones have died of COVID also experience the terrible loneliness of trying to put together a life in the absence of someone who had been part … [Read more...] about Grief and Loss: Understanding the Process

For some pundits, the economy, and its structural failures, are central to explaining the emergence of anti-democratic tendencies that came to a head on January 6. Others prefer to interpret the divide among Americans as a matter of tribal identity . The Economic Inequity Explanation Clearly, we live in a society where the rich are becoming progressively richer while the situation of the middle classes and the poor remains stagnant, or deteriorates. This grievance animated the “Occupy” movement of 2011. Most economists attribute rising inequality to impersonal economic forces, such as globalization, and the digital economy that creates huge fortunes for Internet companies. Others interpret inequality as the result of a malign tyranny of the affluent. Political philosopher Michael Sandel argues that although we appear to live in a meritocratic society, the system is rigged in favor of the affluent (1). Those who get accepted at elite universities generally obtain good … [Read more...] about Post Mortem on American Democracy