WEB EXCLUSIVE: Stopping Violent Girl Syndrome!
Psychotherapist Dr. Gary Corgiat explains why violent girl syndrome develops and how to stop it.
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We know you shouldn’t judge a person by their name. But sometimes people really become the name their parents gave them. Can you imagine Tyra by any other name? What if her name was Denise? Or Juanita? Would you love her just as much? Do you think names affect personality? Does a name have an effect on someone’s success in life? Tell us what you think.
