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• The Psychology of Why We Root for the Villain (And Why That Says Something Interesting About You)

  Let me ask you something. When you were watching Breaking Bad, at what point did you stop rooting for Walter White? If your answer is “I never stopped,” congratulations. You are exactly who this article is for. There is a very specific experience that happens when you’re watching a show or reading a book and…

  Shreya Singh

  June 27, 2026

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• Never Trust a Writer: How to Turn Adversity Into Content

  

  Think your bad days are just bad luck? Think again. As a writer, I turn every embarrassing moment, grievance, and encounter into a story. Discover why you should never trust a writer, and how you can reclaim control by mastering your own narrative. You should never trust a writer. I say this with the maximum…

  Shreya Singh

  April 22, 2026

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