#personal-space

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Psychology
fromSilicon Canals
1 day ago

Social psychologists say the reason people behave differently in lifts isn't awkwardness - it's that the brain processes the enclosed space and forced proximity as a social contract violation, and the silence, the phone checking, and the floor staring are all calibrated avoidance strategies designed to signal "I acknowledge you exist but I am not a threat" without using a single word - Silicon Canals

Elevator behavior reflects a complex social negotiation through nonverbal signals, indicating awareness without threat.
Portland
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 day ago

Weirdness, paranoia and extremity': why HBO's Neighbors is TV's most fascinating show

Local reporting reveals how property threats can bring out the worst in people, as shown in the docuseries Neighbors.
fromBusiness Insider
2 weeks ago

My partner and I live in different homes. Our son moves between, and we each enjoy having time to ourselves each week.

By that point in our relationship, Al and I recognized that we live completely opposite lifestyles at home. I like creature comforts and wanted my dream lakeside home in Portugal. Al was interested in becoming even more self-sufficient, living off-grid if possible. Al already owned about an acre of land in Portugal. He put a yurt on the land, and now lives there without running water and with only limited solar power.
Relationships
Relationships
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

My petty gripe: tempted to start a conversation with the stranger in the elevator? Please don't

Observe unspoken elevator etiquette: avoid blocking doorways, refrain from conversation or phone use, and position yourself along walls to maximize comfort for others.
#air-travel
#etiquette
#communication
fromsyracuse
7 months ago
Relationships

Dear Annie: Retirement has turned our home into a shared office -- but it actually works really well

fromsyracuse
7 months ago
Relationships

Dear Annie: Retirement has turned our home into a shared office -- but it actually works really well

#brooklyn
fromAol
7 months ago
NYC real estate

A Dreamy 114-Year-Old Brooklyn Rental Will Make You Rethink Small Spaces

fromAol
7 months ago
NYC real estate

A Dreamy 114-Year-Old Brooklyn Rental Will Make You Rethink Small Spaces

fromApartment Therapy
7 months ago

This 500-Square-Foot Apartment's Style Is "Maximalist Whimsigoth Wine Aunt"

"It had been beautifully rehabbed, retrofitted, and restored from the nondescript, bog-standard, acoustic-drop-ceiling-tiled office space into the beautiful, sunny, fresh-walled jewel box full of opportunity I saw during the apartment tour."
Renovation
#interior-design
Digital life
fromIndependent
7 months ago

Bathroom camping: A parent's secret tip for getting through the summer holidays

Bathroom Camping offers parents a much-needed escape from the chaos of family life.
Relationships
fromoregonlive
7 months ago

Dear Annie: Clarity about 'alone time' helps navigate sharing space with guests, family

Setting clear boundaries for personal time is essential to coexist peacefully in shared living situations.
Relationships
frommasslive
7 months ago

Dear Annie: How do I carve out my own time in someone else's home?

Setting clear boundaries for personal time is essential in shared living situations.
Renovation
fromApartment Therapy
7 months ago

This Colorful, Eclectic Apartment's Located in a 145-Year-Old Former Nunnery

Sara enjoys living in her spacious apartment in Italy, which reflects her personal tastes and provides a relaxing environment.
US politics
fromwww.mediaite.com
8 months ago

Bakari Sellers Jokingly Snaps at Scott Jennings During CNN Panel: Can You Not Touch Me?!'

Bakari Sellers humorously reprimanded Scott Jennings for touching him during a CNN panel discussion, referencing a past incident of similar protests.
NYC real estate
fromApartment Therapy
8 months ago

This Bold NYC Apartment "Feels Like the Color Wheel Threw Up, in the Best Way"

The one-bedroom rental in Manhattan represents a personal sanctuary for Sofiyat Ibrahim, reflecting her identity and creative spirit.
fromMiami Herald
9 months ago

Why Millennial Couple Want Newlywed Guests to Sleep in Home Office Backed

The couple agreed to host the newlyweds but were uncomfortable with the request to sleep in their master bedroom, citing boundaries and personal space.
Relationships
fromNew York Post
9 months ago

Danielle Collins details viral cameraman incident: 'So much people don't see'

I think what happened in Strasbourg is just me asking for personal space at my work place. I don't know why that is even a topic of discussion, frankly.
Women in technology
fromSlate Magazine
9 months ago

Giant Metal Water Bottles Are a Monstrosity. They Have No Place in a Yoga Studio.

"In a yoga class, interruptions can be distractive, especially the sound of a metal water bottle clattering to the floor, shattering the calm atmosphere."
Yoga
fromBored Panda
10 months ago

Guy Returns From Work Trip To Find Random Kids Screaming In His Flat

Deciding to share your home with your partner is a significant step, and giving them a key could influence your relationship’s dynamics in unexpected ways.
Relationships
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