Harper Stanley

Harper Stanley graduated from Eugene Lang College at The New School in NYC in 2006 with a degree in Media Studies and Literature and Critical Analysis. After graduating, she worked as an editorial assistant at The Atlantic before moving to the UK to work for the London Review of Books. When she's not waxing poetic about literature, she's writing articles about dating, relationships, and other women's lifestyle topics to help make their lives better. While shocking, she really has somehow managed to avoid joining any social media apps — a fact she's slightly smug about.

15 Signs Someone Might Have a Personality Disorder, Not Just a Bad Attitude

We’ve all encountered people who seem to have a perpetually bad attitude. You know the ones—always ready with a snarky comment, constantly complaining, or just plain difficult to be around. But here’s the thing: sometimes what looks like a bad attitude might actually be signs of a deeper issue…a personality disorder. Understanding these signs can…

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Qualities That Show You Have a High-Class Personality, Even If You’re Not Wealthy

When we think of “high-class,” we often jump to designer clothes, fancy cars, and luxurious homes. But true class isn’t about the size of your bank account—it’s about the content of your character. Let’s talk about the qualities that reveal a high-class personality, regardless of your financial status. 1. Appreciation for simple pleasures Class isn’t…

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How To Recognize A Collapsed Narcissist: Signs & Symptoms

Narcissism is a complex personality trait that exists on a biiiiiig spectrum. While many of us are familiar with the grandiose, attention-seeking behavior of overt narcissists, there’s another, less obvious form: the collapsed narcissist. When a narcissist’s carefully constructed facade crumbles, they enter a state known as narcissistic collapse, according to Psychology Today. This can…

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