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Emotions

  1. self
    Crying girl on bed
    How to Make Yourself CryIf you feel like you’re in need of a good cry, here are a few ways to get the tears flowing.
    By the Cut
  2. cry time
    Why Do We Cry? A Few Explanations for Emotional Tears.Humans are the only animals that weep out of an abundance of feeling, and researchers don’t really know why.
    By Claire Lampen
  3. science of us
    African American woman lying in bed and looking at camera.
    What Does It Mean If You’re Easily Bored?What being highly boredom-prone suggests about your personality.
    By Melissa Dahl and Sarah Ruddy
  4. new emotions
    20 More New Emotions, From ReadersFrom “shrediness” and “hongry” to “fungover” and “blooby.”
    By The Editors
  5. new emotions
    That Feeling When Your Fight-or-Flight Response Has No FightThere’s a vague sense of humiliation that accompanies an instinctual retreat from a perceived danger.
    By Mark Epstein
  6. new emotions
    That Feeling When a Minor Problem Seems Like the End of the WorldI knew I wasn’t facing a tragedy, but my feelings disagreed.
    By Melissa Fay Greene
  7. new emotions
    That Feeling When You Share Your Deepest Secrets With a StrangerThere’s an unfettered closeness that comes from spending an intimate night with someone while knowing that you won’t see that person again.
    By Bryan Washington
  8. new emotions
    That Feeling When You’re Haunted by Online EmbarrassmentsChagrinternet is the lingering feeling of minor humiliation endemic to participating in social life online.
    By Dayna Tortorici
  9. new emotions
    That Feeling When You Bond With Someone Over Feeling the Same PainIt’s not Schadenfreude (damage plus joy). Instead, it’s Freundeschaden (friend plus damage).
    By Nell Scovell
  10. new emotions
    That Feeling When Humiliation From Years Ago Hits You All Over AgainYou lie in bed, your mind blissfully empty, when suddenly you are awash with rembarrassment — the feeling of eyes on you from 20 years ago.
    By Sara Novic
  11. new emotions
    That Feeling When You’re Nostalgic for a Time You’d Never Want to ReliveThe general miasma of happy days is rich, but thinking about times of sorrow is what’s really stirring.
    By Andrew Solomon
  12. new emotions
    That Feeling When It’s 3 a.m. and Your Demons Start TalkingNocturnal admissions are the insidious feelings of self-recrimination that take over your brain in states of middle-of-the-night semi-consciousness.
    By Greg Jackson
  13. new emotions
    That Feeling When Another Woman Hypes You UpVeiled in compliments is the same message over and over again: Keep going.
    By Jenny Tinghui Zhang
  14. that feeling when
    Introducing 78 New EmotionsA scientific theory that suggests we have infinite emotions, so long as we can name them — and so we did, asking writers to identify new ways to feel.
    By The Editors
  15. that feeling when
    If You Can Say It, You Can Feel ItSome scientists believe we have infinite emotions, so long as we can name them.
    By Melissa Dahl
  16. emotions
    Justin Bieber Partakes in Two of His Favorite Pastimes(Weeping, and hinting at his marital sex life.)
    By Amanda Arnold
  17. science of us
    I Can’t Stop Thinking About This 1991 Book About PainIt’s about healing the body with the mind.
    By Edith Zimmerman
  18. last night on late night
    Anne Hathaway Fully Breaks Into Tears While Talking Drag Race With RuPaulShe loves Monét X Change!
    By Jackson McHenry
  19. science of us
    Exercise Is Mood SorceryMaybe the word “exercise” needs a rebranding.
    By Edith Zimmerman
  20. science of us
    The Day I Discovered Heartbreak AdrenalineIt’s a real feeling if I say it is.
    By Edith Zimmerman
  21. science of us
    If You’re Sick of ‘Mindfulness,’ Might I Recommend ‘Interoception’?Wake up, interocept. Take a break, interocept.
    By Edith Zimmerman
  22. science of us
    This New Study on Loneliness Sure Is BleakEven its “silver lining” isn’t all that comforting.
    By Amanda Arnold
  23. emotions
    The Long, Tortured Romance of Kendall Jenner and Anwar HadidAn exhaustive investigation prompted by Anwar’s maudlin Instagram stories.
    By Amanda Arnold
  24. emotions
    Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner Are the Latest Celebrity Couple to Publicly WeepIt was just last week that Justin Bieber sobbed with Hailey Baldwin after riding Citi Bikes.
    By Amanda Arnold
  25. this worries me
    These 10 Apps Can Help You Manage Your AnxietyImagine: Your phone as a source of calm, for once.
    By Aubri Juhasz
  26. science of us
    Am I Suffering From Anxiety or am I Just Stressed?Are you anxious about being anxious?
    By Aubri Juhasz
  27. science of us
    There’s a Name for That Inexplicable Post-Sex SadnessResearch shows that it’s pretty common.
    By Cari Romm
  28. science of us
    The Single Easiest Way to Control Your Emotions at WorkIt’s all about resetting your brain.
    By Katie Heaney
  29. science of us
    Here’s Your Cheat Sheet to HappinessThe most talked-about college course in America isn’t about making money or saving the world. It’s about how to be truly happy. We took it for you.
    By Adam Sternbergh
  30. science of us
    Advice From a Polyamory Coach on Dealing With Relationship JealousyStep one: Accept that it’s probably inevitable.
    By Bahar Gholipour
  31. how to raise a boy
    What Aggression Really Means to BoysSix perspectives on violence, parents, play, rage, fear, and intimacy.
  32. science of us
    Who Gets Left Out of the Advice to ‘Make Your Own Happiness’A new book argues that the positive psychology movement ignores the life experiences that can make happiness elusive.
    By Cody Delistraty
  33. science of us
    Using Anger-Management Techniques to Cope With 2017An old therapy has some very current benefits.
    By Eliza McCarthy
  34. science of us
    You’ll Be Happier If You Let Yourself Feel BadA new study argues that you should accept your negative emotions rather than trying to fight them off.
    By Cody Delistraty
  35. ‘Emotional Diversity’ Is More Important Than HappinessAllowing yourself to feel a wide range of feelings may be good for your health.
    By Crystal Ponti
  36. Natural Selection Made Us Anxious. Meditation Can Help.An evolutionary psychologist’s take on Buddhism.
    By Thomas MacMillan
  37. emotions
    Donald Trump’s Oldest Sons Are Reportedly Jealous of Jared Kushner“They miss being at the center of attention.”
    By Lisa Ryan
  38. emotions
    Donald Trump Jr. Is Reportedly ‘Miserable’ Now That His Dad’s the PresidentPulling out the world’s tiniest violin.
    By Gabriella Paiella
  39. People Like Tweets That Tell Them How to FeelThe more passionate the feeling, the more widely the tweets seemed to spread, according to a new study.
    By Katie Heaney
  40. An Excuse for Summertime SelfishnessToo hot to be helpful.
    By Katie Heaney
  41. The Psychology of ‘So Good It Makes Me Angry’What it means when your reaction doesn’t quite match up with your emotions.
    By Rae Nudson
  42. dogs
    Tom Hardy Wrote a Long Tribute to His Dead Dog WoodyThere’s also a YouTube video.
    By Jackson McHenry
  43. science of us
    This Is What Happens to Your Brain When You Read PoetryA new study explains.
    By Cody Delistraty
  44. The Woman Who Literally Couldn’t Stop CryingThe tears kept on coming even when she wasn’t sad.
    By Cari Romm
  45. Want a Mood Boost? Make Yourself Cry to Sad MusicJust press play.
    By Cari Romm
  46. We’re Now One Step Closer to Knowing What Cats Are Actually Thinking▶️ Cats’ emotions break down into three categories …
    By Jared T. Miller
  47. Use This Storytelling Technique to Make Your Bad Memories Feel More MeaningfulAnd gain some much-needed distance.
    By Cari Romm
  48. If You Are Bad at Reading Facial Expressions, Perhaps This Is WhyIn a new book, a psychologist questions the assumption that facial expressions can always be neatly matched to a discrete emotion.
    By Melissa Dahl
  49. There’s Such a Thing as Too Much Emotional IntelligenceEverything in moderation.
    By Cari Romm
  50. That Nails-on-a-Chalkboard Feeling May Be Its Own Separate EmotionNot just the shivers, not quite disgust.
    By Cari Romm
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