Are You Hypersensitive? Discover Your Sensitivity with This Test Could you be hypersensitive without realizing it? Dr. Saverio Tomasella, a French psychologist and author of Hypersensitive: Too Sensitive to Be Happy? and Open Letter to Sensitive Souls, describes high sensitivity as a powerful trait that, when embraced, fosters empathy and creativity. As a psychology professor … Read more
Your Walk, Your Personality: What Your Steps Say About You Your walk is more than just movement—it’s a window into your personality. Body language experts Olga Sisco and Aud Roy, cited in Marie Claire, suggest that your gait reveals emotional and psychological states, from confidence to introspection. As a psychology professor with decades of expertise, … Read more
What Women Don’t Tell Their Husbands: Unlocking Better Communication Many assume secrets in a marriage involve infidelity or hidden pasts, but everyday frustrations often go unspoken, especially among women. A 2025 Glow survey from France reveals that 75% of married women feel disturbed by their husbands, with 45% citing lack of domestic participation as a … Read more
What You See First in This Image Reveals Your Hidden Personality Traits What catches your eye first in an ambiguous image—a spider, a face, or a weapon? Psychoanalyst Christian Richomme suggests that your initial perception reveals key aspects of your personality, from emotional sensitivity to hidden creativity. As a psychology professor with decades of expertise, … Read more
Loud Looking: How Clear Intentions Can Help You Find Love Finding love can feel like navigating a maze, but a new trend called “loud looking” offers a refreshing approach. By clearly expressing your romantic intentions, as couple therapist Joy Burkener explains in HuffPost, you can attract aligned partners and avoid heartache. As a psychology professor … Read more
Struggling with Relationships? 6 Common Mistakes to Avoid for Better Bonds Building strong relationships isn’t always easy, and unnoticed habits can make you seem “difficult” to others. A 2015 European Journal of Personality study highlights how certain behaviors, like self-centeredness, harm connections. Martin Seligman, founder of positive psychology, and communication coach Emmanuel Chila emphasize empathy … Read more
Embracing Suffering: The Scary Truth to Unlocking Happiness Happiness isn’t just about surrounding yourself with good relationships, as a Harvard study confirms—it’s about finding meaning through life’s challenges. Mark Manson, in The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fck*, and Martin Seligman, founder of positive psychology, argue that embracing suffering is key to a fulfilling … Read more
Emotional Intelligence: The Key to a Fulfilling Sex Life Your emotional intelligence (EI) could be the secret to a more satisfying sex life. A study in Personality and Individual Differences shows that emotionally intelligent people enjoy better sexual experiences due to secure attachment, comfort with touch, and fewer risky behaviors. As a psychology professor with … Read more
Migraines and Change: How to Manage the Pain of Life’s Shifts Do life’s changes trigger pounding headaches? Dr. Jimmy Mohammed, in an RTL interview, calls migraines a “change disease,” affecting over 15% of the global population. These debilitating headaches, worsened by stress or routine disruptions, reflect an intolerance to change. As a psychology professor with … Read more
Your Shoes, Your Story: What Your Footwear Says About Your Mental Health Do your shoes reveal your emotional state? Psychoanalyst Christian Richomme suggests they do, acting as a mirror to your mood and identity. A survey notes 81% of women choose shoes based on their emotions, reflecting confidence, comfort, or vulnerability. As a psychology professor … Read more