Why the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni Settlement May Feel Psychologically Confusing

The new settlement between Blake Lively and the defendants may seem confusing to many and I discuss why psychologically in my new video.

Check out a brief clip from that video below.

The Psychology of the Blake Lively & Justin Baldoni Settlement

This new story has felt confusing in many ways (including a recent dismissal of 10 of 13 claims), but does the conclusion of it send a confusing message to everyday people who deal with the same root problem the suit is based on?

My new video from YouTube channel, Dr. Seth: Psychologist.

How Confusing It Can Be to Predict Who Could Be Dangerous: D4vd's Case Acts as a Reminder About Safety

In my new video, I talk about everyone believes that THEY are able to spot when a person is dangerous, but the truth is that it sometimes can be difficult to do so.

I discuss why in the video below from my YouTube channel.

Why Do People Like Watching a Narcissist in Action? Miranda Priestley in The Devil Wears Prada 2 Is One Example

Why do people love to watch a narcissist in action? I explain why these characters are so alluring and intoxicating to watch! (Do we want to be them?!)

My new video from my Dr. Seth: Psychologist YouTube channel is below.

Divorce After Age 50 - aka "Gray Divorce" Is Happening at Higher Rates Than Ever

I discuss this complex psychological experience -- gray divorce -- in my new Dr. Seth: Psychologist video. I talk about why it happens and make clear that often this type of divorce does not actually happen "out of the blue," though it may feel that way at first when it's announced.

Check out my new video below. 

The Most Frustrating Type of Friendship or Relationship

Whether it's a dating relationship or a friendship you're talking about, dealing with the feeling that you are being "kept around" but not being made a priority is a terrible feeling. 

Sometimes, a person in your life might want to have a relationship with you a little bit -- and have you be available to them when they want -- but you might not be able to consistently RELY on them.

Check out this clip on what this experience is like from my YouTube channel, Dr. Seth: Psychologist.