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PSYCHOLOGY OF LONELINESS
Hanging out with friends was fun, but now you feel more lonely: Psychology explains why this common emotional crash happensSpending time with friends does not always leave people feeling happier. Sometimes, an enjoyable gathering is followed by loneliness, sadne...- Mental Health Day: Psychology says people who always say “I’m fine” may be hiding these feelings. Why WHO wants 'voices heard'World Mental Health Day: Psyhology says people who often say “I’m fine” may sometimes be hiding feelings of loneliness, stress, emotional e...
- Be mindful, listen, empathise: Is modern life killing our mental health? New findings reveal alarming truths about social isolationWorld Mental Health Day highlights the significance of listening to people with lived experiences of mental health conditions. These experi...
- From an unexpected tale set in Bengaluru to chilling nanny story: Oprah Winfrey recommends 4 books you must add to your reading listOprah Winfrey has shared four books for a holiday weekend, reflecting her belief that reading can offer escape, perspective and a way to ar...
- Why your next close friendship may start with something surprisingly ordinary: Scientists reveal how small everyday interactions can turn casual connections into lasting friendshipsFriendships often develop through repeated interactions and mutual interests in shared environments like workplaces and clubs. Asking someo...
- Psychology says people who have dogs may be more socially connected - The reason may surprise youScientific research indicates dogs can significantly enhance social interactions for their owners. These canine companions often act as cat...
- Psychology says people who talk to pets like they understand every word may be using a very human social instinctHow people think about their pets may shape the way they interact with them. When an animal is regarded as part of the family rather than s...
- Philosophy Answers: Why some people love having alone time while others don't like the thought of being alone by themselvesA quiet evening at home can be relaxing for one person and uncomfortable for another, even when both are in exactly the same situation. The...
- Psychology says cat lovers may appreciate something about relationships that others overlookCats can offer a form of companionship in which connection is often expressed subtly rather than constantly. Affection may appear in quiet ...
- Italian proverb of the day: “Those who have bread have no teeth, and those who have...” — What can this famous Italian saying teach us about missed opportunities, relationships, empathy and life’s uncertainties?Italian proverb of the day: “Those who have bread have no teeth, and those who have teeth have no bread” puts a familiar frustration into j...
- Quote of the day by Irvin D. Yalom: ‘People who feel empty never heal by merging with another incomplete person’ - Existential psychiatrist on why emotional healing starts from withinQuote of the day by Irvin D. Yalom: Irvin D. Yalom’s quote emphasizes that attempting to heal our internal void by connecting with someone ...
- Psychology says people who always invite others to watch the game may be seeking more than just companyWatching a game gives people an instant sense of shared purpose. Instead of having to constantly think of new things to talk about, everyon...
- Psychology explains why you may still want your ex back after divorce - even when you know it's overDivorce doesn't simply erase the emotional ties to an ex, a sentiment many individuals grapple with. Factors such as attachment anxiety and...
- Psychology says people who trust their siblings more than their parents may be seeking a different kind of emotional safetySibling relationships are distinctive because they are built around a shared past, familiarity and a relatively equal footing. Brothers and...
- Psychology says people who don't like working from home and prefer the office may be seeking more than productivityAn office can provide environmental cues, routines, social accountability and physical separation from household activities. These factors ...
- Psychology says people who feel relieved when houseguests leave may be protecting their mental spaceFeeling relieved once guests have left does not necessarily point to a psychological problem. For some people, it may simply reflect a natu...
- Quote of the day by psychologist Carl Jung: 'Loneliness is rarely about empty rooms…,' Why you can feel lonely even when surrounded by people explained by Swiss psychoanalystAccording to Carl Jung, loneliness transcends mere physical solitude. It is largely an inner experience. Establishing real connections nece...
- Quote of the day by Jodie Foster: ‘The one thing that gets you through the loneliness that’s inherent in a deep life is…’ Oscar-winning actress’s powerful lesson on trying to find meaningful connectionsJodie Foster once reflected on loneliness, creativity and the importance of human connection while discussing her film The Beaver. In an in...
- Quote of the day by psychologist Carl Jung: 'If a man knows more than others, he becomes lonely,' Why intelligence can sometimes lead to emotional isolation explained by Swiss psychoanalystCarl Jung once shared that he believe that having a deeper understanding of life and yourself can sometimes make you feel lonely. When you ...
- Psychology says parents who believe every child needs a sibling may be right about one important thingA supportive sibling relationship may help children develop emotional understanding and self-regulation. However, persistent hostility, bul...
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