Isabella Viora

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Isabella Viora

I’m an emerging writer. I love reading and writing book reviews. I also learn about relationships and personal mental growth. I share original writings in my daily life, and hope you enjoy my content.

7 月 9, 2026
Other

More Deep Questions to Ask Instead of Small Talk

6 deeper questions to ask instead of small talk. Move beyond surface-level conversations and really connect with the people in your life.

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7 月 9, 2026
Emotional Health

Sometimes the Only Way to Break the Cycle Is to Give Them a Taste of Their Own Medicine

Sometimes the only way to break the cycle with a toxic parent is to give them a taste of their own medicine. A raw take on trauma, boundaries, and self-protection.

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7 月 9, 2026
Psychology

4 Years of Therapy in 1 Minute

Four years of therapy distilled into one minute. Learn how thoughts, emotions, habits, and choices shape who you become.

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7 月 9, 2026
Parenting

When Your Child Speaks Back in a Harsh Tone, It Might Not Be Disrespect

Why children speak back in harsh tones and why it's often a sign of repeated dismissal, not disrespect. Parents, it's time to listen.

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7 月 9, 2026
Parenting

Why I Refuse to Make My Kids ‘Just a Part’ of My Life

Why it's not wrong to make your kids your whole life. A fierce defense of giving your all as a parent and why holding back hurts everyone.

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7 月 9, 2026
Psychology

Why Your Reaction to Hurt Doesn’t Make You the Problem

Why your reaction to being hurt doesn't make you the problem. Stop blaming yourself for responding to someone else's behavior.

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7 月 9, 2026
Relationship

The One Relationship Skill Nobody Teaches You

How to repair after a fight and strengthen your relationship. Learn the skill of repair at any stage—new or long-term.

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7 月 9, 2026
Relationship

Why Marriage Became a Bad Deal for Women

Why marriage is a worse deal for women than men, backed by data on housework inequality even when women are the primary breadwinners.

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7 月 9, 2026
Psychology

Why the Truth-Teller Gets Blamed in Dysfunctional Systems

In dysfunctional systems, the truth-teller gets blamed. Learn the 3 signs that show when the real problem is the system, not the person.

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