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“Throughout the film, Norman Bates nibbles on candy corn. It was Perkins idea to have the character do this, making him appear like a bird eating seed. Hitchcock chose candy corn because he said Perkins had a neck like a chicken, and that reminded him of a chicken eating corn.”

Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates in Psycho (1960)

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15 Psychological Facts about Love

Good relationships don't just happen. They take time, patience and two people getting through all the hard times together.

Sometimes the bad things that happen in our lives put us directly on the path to the best things that will ever happen to us.

Life is very short, so forgive quickly, believe slowly, love truly, laugh loudly and never avoid anything that makes you smile.

Your gut feelings are usually accurate & correct. If you truly feel there's something, chances are there is.

Psychology says, the person who tries to keep everyone happy often ends up feeling the loneliest.

Scientists have found that babies sometimes cry at night to prevent their parents from making another baby.

When something bad happens you have three choices. You can either let it define you, let it destroy you, or you can let it strengthen you.

Psychology says, being replaced; or ignored causes more psychological pain than an actual break up.

Psychology says - no matter how angry you get, you always end up forgiving the people you love.

Psychology says, big or small, lies are lies. One lie is enough to leave someone emotionally broken for an entire lifetime.

Psychology says, staying quiet doesn’t mean you've got nothing to say. It means you don’t think they're ready to hear your thoughts.

If you fall in love with the two people, pick the second because if you really loved the first you wouldn't have fallen for the second.

Being called " Baby " has a positive effect on the female brain, causing instant emotional stress relief.

You know he likes you when he looks into your eyes longer than eight seconds.

When we sleep hugging one pillow, we actually wish it to be the person we miss and love the most. 

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Adults who were severely abused as children also have difficulty putting the responsibility where it belongs. Remember, accepting blame is a survival tool for abused children. They keep the myth of the good family alive by believing that they—not their parents—are bad. This belief lies at the core of virtually all self-defeating behavior patterns in adults who were abused as children. But, it is a belief that can be reversed.

Toxic Parents

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Psychology says, the longer you hide your feelings for someone, the harder you fall for that individual.

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You are more likely to achieve you goals if you keep them to yourself.