Author: Isabelle Chase

Isabella Chase, a New York City native, writes about the complexities of modern life and relationships. Her articles draw from her experiences navigating the vibrant and diverse social landscape of the city. Isabella’s insights are about finding harmony in the chaos and building strong, authentic connections in a fast-paced world.
Relationships & Personal Growth

8 small gestures that maintain love that are more powerful than the big gestures

Love isn’t always about grand declarations or extravagant gestures. Sometimes, it’s the small things that make the biggest impact.

These small gestures, simple yet profound, can mean more than a diamond ring or a surprise vacation. They create a deep connection and maintain the spark in any relationship.

But what are these small gestures? How …

Relationships & Personal Growth

8 things you’ll stop doing once you let go of caring what people think

There’s a fine line between caring about others’ opinions and letting them govern your life.

When you’re constantly worried about what others think, you start doing things to appease them, often neglecting your own needs and desires in the process.

However, once you stop caring about other people’s thoughts, a world of freedom opens up. …

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Relationships & Personal Growth

8 ways comparison steals your happiness (and how to take it back)

Comparison can be a thief, stealthily stealing your joy right from under your nose.

We’ve all been there. You’re feeling good about yourself, and then suddenly, you see someone else’s life on social media, or you hear about their latest achievement. Suddenly, your own accomplishments feel small by comparison. Yep, it’s a happiness killer alright.…

Relationships & Personal Growth

8 ways to shut down a control freak without saying a word

There’s a major distinction between asserting yourself and being controlled.

The difference comes down to silence. Being controlled is when someone imposes their will on you, often disregarding your feelings or thoughts.

Asserting yourself, however, is the art of maintaining your boundaries without having to utter a single word. It’s about mastering the subtle cues …