fact or fiction
Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores relationship myths and truths to get your head out of the clouds and back into romantic reality.
10 fascinating and somewhat strange things your body and brain do
1. Phantom Vibration Syndrome Imagine this: you feel your phone vibrating, but when you check, there’s no notification. This phenomenon, called phantom vibration syndrome, occurs because our brains are conditioned to expect constant digital communication. The brain often misinterprets sensory cues, like clothing movement or muscle twitches, as vibrations from a phone, especially if we’re used to checking it frequently.
By David Andrews2 years ago in Humans
Boredom
Boredom is a universal experience—something everyone encounters at some point in life. It is often described as a feeling of emptiness, dissatisfaction, or restlessness, typically occurring when we are not engaged in something stimulating or meaningful. While it is commonly seen as a negative state, boredom is more than just a passive emotional reaction; it can be a complex and even productive force. In this article, we’ll explore the nature of boredom, its causes, and its potential benefits, as well as ways to manage it and use it to our advantage.
By FRANCIS IKEGBUNAM2 years ago in Humans
The Life-Changing Power of Hypnosis: What You Need to Know
What does hypnosis feel like? Hypnosis is in a sense, a daydreamy state where you open your mind to ideas and influences. You may feel very relaxed, you may experience vivid visualizations. Some people are more easily hypnotized than others, but it can be improved with practice. After half an hour in hypnosis, it may feel like it was only 5 or 10 minutes. So, how does hypnosis actually work to create change?
By Rachael Eccles2 years ago in Humans
10 Signs He's Confused About His Feelings for You
Have you ever found yourself in a circumstance where you're uncertain on the off chance that he likes you? One day he's showering you with consideration; the other, he's as removed as a faraway star. It's like attempting to fathom a Rubik's 3D shape blindfold—frustrating and incomprehensible. But do not stress; you're not alone in this passionate rollercoaster. Let's jump into the world of male feelings and reveal the signs that he could be confused by his sentiments for you.
By Milan Milic2 years ago in Humans
Invisible Men
Dear You-Know-Who, This is very personal for me, and I know that as you read this, you may wonder why I have not included your specific title or name as a form of address. I have my reasons, and I think it will be clear – at least to one of us – why I have decided to send you this letter.
By Kendall Defoe 2 years ago in Humans
10 Signs Someone May Be Trying to Steal Your Partner's Heart—and How to Handle It
Is your relationship feeling a bit temperamental recently? You're not alone. Many couples confront challenges, but sometimes those challenges come from startling places. Let's jump into a few obvious signs that somebody can be attempting to come between you and your noteworthy other.
By Milan Milic2 years ago in Humans
Why Does Beautiful Music Move Me to Tears, But Tragic News Doesn't?
Have you ever listened to a song that moved you to tears? Yet, we can watch heartbreaking news footage without the same emotional response. I listen to Spotify daily, and certain melodies can inexplicably bring tears to my eyes. This paradox – that music can deeply move us while real tragic events on TV might not – may seem strange. Why does our brain respond this way?
By Svein Ove Hareide2 years ago in Humans
My Friend In The Night Sky
Everyone has someone they can turn to in this life, whether it is their parents, siblings, close neighbors, or even fellow classmates. However, for me there will always be one I hold close to to my heart who will never leave my side, the Moon. Since as far back as I can remember, I have been at peace whenever I look up and can see the moon each night. It is always there, watching us from its perch up high in the sky. The moon never mocks anyone, its quiet, peaceful, and great to speak to when you need to get something off your chest.
By Toby Heward2 years ago in Humans
The Psychology of Procrastination: Why We Delay and How to Stop
Lingering is something almost everybody has encountered sooner or later in their life. Whether it's putting off reading up for a test, postponing a significant work task, or in any event, keeping away from family errands, hesitation is a widespread battle. Be that as it may, for what reason do we hesitate, and all the more significantly, how might we stop it? The response lies in figuring out the mental components at play and utilizing procedures that address the main drivers of our postponements.
By Zahra Syed2 years ago in Humans
