Sharing happy stories increases feelings of closeness and brain synchrony more than sad stories, according to new research published in eNeuro. Advanced Search Home ...

An American travel influencer, now 38, said that ever since posting about living a happy childfree life at 37 she’s been hounded by internet trolls, mostly male, who spewed their vitriol at her.

Do things you enjoy, that are unlikely to make you sad or angry. My faves include watching movies at home with my wife and doggie, hiking, gardening, playing the piano, cleaning my home, and, yes ...

Per the findings, women — unlike men — were likelier to correctly label emojis for happy, fearful, sad and angry icons. However, it’s common for people to view emojis differently, ...

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