Psychology Facts to Know

\(\text{Psychology}\) says, \(\color{blue}{Cheaters}\) think everyone \(\color{blue}{cheats}\) . \(\color{darkgreen}{Liars}\) think everyone \(\color{darkgreen}{lies}\). Keep this in mind.
\(\text{Psychology}\) says Usually, the people with the best advice are the ones with the most problems.
\(\text{Psychology}\) says, The happier 😊 you are, the less sleep you require to function in everyday life. Sadness 😖increases the urge to sleep more.
\(\text{Psychology}\) says, one of the worst feelings in the world is knowing you did the best you could and it still wasn't good enough. .
\(\text{Psychology}\) says, \(\color{red}{Marrying}\) your best friend eliminates the risk of divorce by over 70%. These marriages are more likely to last a lifetime.
\(\text{Psychology}\) says, \(\textbf{Music and sleep}\), two great ways to escape from everything.

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