More stories about "Emotions"

Health and Wellness

There's Such a Thing as Too Much Happiness, and It's Not Good for You

Experts say that a good balance of emotions is healthier. by Charlene J. Owen

Living

How to Keep Your Composure When You're About to Cry in Public

Take deep breaths. by Ysa Singson for Cosmo.ph

Relationships

He's Taking You For Granted. Now What?

Girl, you know you deserve better! by Ana C. Pascual

Health and Wellness

Why You're More Affected By Those Hugot Films Than Anyone Else You Know

They call you Ms. Sensitive. by Jennifer Chan

Relationships

The One Thing That Makes for Happier Couples

Can you guess what it is? by Jennifer Chan

Health and Wellness

The Bitchy Resting Face Syndrome

Here's why you shouldn't be too affected if you get told that you have this "disorder."

Health and Wellness

Writing May Help Physical Wounds Heal Faster, Says Study

Researchers suggest that writing may quicken the body's healing processes. by Charlene J. Owen

Relationships

Personal Stories May Help Improve Your Children's Emotional Development, Says Study

A mother's descriptive tales may lead to her kids' increased self-awareness. by Charlene J. Owen

Health and Wellness

Mindfulness May Help You Achieve Wellness

Finding your inner peace can radiate in all aspects of your life, and keep you mentally, emotionally, and physically stable. by Charlene J. Owen

Health and Wellness

Mastering Your Emotions May Help You Stay Healthy

What you're feeling may be linked to your health. by Charlene J. Owen

Relationships

The Science of Love

Find out what happens when we fall in love.

Relationships

Call Me Moody: 5 Ways to Deal with an Emotional Tween

How do you approach your tween when she doesn't want to talk to anyone? by Jennifer Chan

Work and Money

Managers Sometimes "Manufacture" Positivity, Study Suggests

Sometimes, being a boss means having to be nice even when you don't feel like it. by Charlene J. Owen

Health and Wellness

Nostalgia Can Warm Your Heart and the Rest of Your Body

A new study reveals that sentimental thoughts and feelings can alter your perception of temperatures. by Charlene J. Owen

Health and Wellness

Too Much To Drink: Alcoholic Men Can't Interpret Humor or Irony

Alcohol is great in small increments, but addiction to it may blunt your sense of the most basic of emotions, even when you're not with a bottle. by Charlene J. Owen

Health and Wellness

Angry or Frustrated? Being Able to Distinguish Negative Emotions Is A Sign of Good Psychological Health

Feeling "a mix of emotions" is okay, but knowing exactly what you feel may actually be healthier. by Charlene J. Owen

Relationships

Guy Talk: 12 Things Men Wish Women Wouldn't Assume

One guy makes a special request to women: please give men a tad more credit. by Mikey Agulto

Travel

Watching Sad Movies May Help You Develop Deeper Empathy

After a tragic tearjerker, you'll be seeing the world with new eyes. by Jennifer Chan

Relationships

Study Shows It's Hard to Read Your Partner's Emotions during an Argument

When you're fighting with your man, how well can you tell what he's really feeling besides anger? by Jennifer Chan

Health and Wellness

Anxiety Can Make Us Feel Colder

Research shows that our emotions can affect the way we perceive temperature. by Jennifer Chan

Relationships

Babies Can Befriend Other Babies without Using Speech

Babies don't need words to be able to make friends and play games. by Jennifer Chan