Alexandra Blogier is a staff writer at YourTango. Based in Boston, Massachusetts, she covers a range of topics including celebrity and pop culture analysis, relationships, self-help, parenting, and career issues. Alexandra's work has been featured in Yahoo News and YourTango, reflecting her focus on culture, society, and family dynamics.
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Alexandra Blogier's coverage primarily focuses on family and relationships, with an emphasis on expert commentary. She seems to be interested in articles that provide insights into various aspects of personal life including family dynamics, relationships, emotional well-being, and parenting.
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Research shows a much different story about the way video games affect us than you probably know.
Love doesn't usually end with a sudden crash. It takes time to fade and happens almost silently.
By: Alexandra Blogier
It's not about the material possessions, but rather what you value. Turning 18 is a pivotal moment in a person's life.
By: Alexandra Blogier
Having bad manners doesn't make someone a bad person. It just means they weren't taught certain behavioral touch points.
By: Alexandra Blogier
People who are seriously smart know better than to complain about certain things.
No matter how low someone feels, a brilliant person is there to remind them of how they are inherently worthy of compassion and care at all times.
By: Alexandra Blogier
No one said raising kids means they will live their lives the way you'd like them to.
By: Alexandra Blogier
You might think it would be the other way around, but you'd be wrong.
By: Alexandra Blogier
Just because your children are grown, that doesn't mean they don't still need your full love and support.
By: Alexandra Blogier
If you're constantly scratching your head wondering why there's no money in your wallet, you may need to change things up a bit.
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