Singer d4vd Arrested: Possible Psychological Motivations for Murder in Intimate Partner Violence Cases

Singer d4vd was arrested yesterday in Los Angeles. Psychologically, how could someone kill a person they supposedly love?

d4vd, whose real name is David Burke, hasn't been charged with anything and has never confirmed he had a relationship with Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

I discuss psychological motivations that are sometimes involved in cases of murder in my new video below.

The Narcissist’s Stare: How a Single Look Can Control You

There’s a look some people use that says everything… without saying a word.

It’s not anger. It’s not confusion.
It’s control.

If you’ve ever felt frozen, small, or strangely “on edge” just from someone staring at you, there are psychological reasons for that.

In my new video, I break down the narcissist’s stare: how it works, why it’s so effective, and how it’s used to dominate and psychologically control without ever raising their voice.

Why Some Conversations Leave You Emotionally Drained

You walk away from a conversation and can’t quite explain it—nothing obvious was wrong, but you feel mentally and emotionally drained. 

It’s not just in your head, and it’s not random. Certain interactions with people drain your energy in ways most people don’t notice. Once you understand why it happens, you start to see these patterns everywhere.

Most importantly, you learn how to protect your energy from them!!

Check out my new video from my Dr. Seth: Psychologist YouTube channel.

Lynette Hooker Missing in the Bahamas: What Happened?

Lynette Hooker went missing on April 4. She and her husband left Hope Town in the Bahamas around 7:30 p.m. in a small dinghy. He is now reportedly in police custody. 

I discuss a few points about this case from a psychological perspective on my Dr. Seth: Psychologist YouTube channel.

They Say They’re Not Angry—But It Feels Like They Are

My entire YouTube channel as a psychologist is devoted to helping people to understand and "read" people in their life whom they find confusing, and to helping them understand their own confusing feelings, too.

One issue that causes a LOT of confusion in relationships - doesn't matter whether the relationship is platonic, romantic, or otherwise - is anger and resentment. Check out my newest video about the situation where you sense someone is angry at you but they won't admit it.

Why You Can’t Stop Replaying That Conversation - Psychologist Explains!

If you've had a conversation with someone -- and you probably have! -- where you leave it and then keep replaying the conversation in your head, there's probably a good reason. Your intuition may be telling you something.

Check out my new video on this topic below from my Dr. Seth: Psychologist YouTube channel!