Why do you suppose Groundhog Day remains a popular movie, some 23 years after its release? I'd suggest it has to do with the recognition of how repetitive patterns and automatic responses can give any of us that sense of deja vu.

In popular culture, we're raised on romantic comedies, love ballads, and the perpetual search for a soulmate.

Most of us are familiar with the term "boundaries". We may speak about people having "boundary issues" or "bad boundaries", but what are they exactly?

This NY times article articulates much of what I've come recognize about the counterintuitive problem of pursuing pleasure as a way to avoid unhappiness. What do you think?