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Do My Friends Think I’m Annoying?
“After all, without connection with other people, where would we be?” One second you are enjoying your day, then the next, you are questioning the status of one or all of your friendships because you viewed one story. You see that everyone is currently at another person’s house, doing who knows—without you. Smiles are plastered all over your screen, but the joy doesn’t transfer over to you—instead, all you feel is doubt, loneliness, FOMO. Hey everyone, my name’s Cameron King
Isabelle Estrada
Sep 8
The Focus of Neuroscience Behind AI-driven Interventions
By Sejal Sharma With its intricate neural networks and complex emotional regulation, the human brain remains one of the most enigmatic...
whereemotionsflow
Jun 5, 2025
How Religion Affects Thoughts and Emotions in People with Scrupulosity OCD
By: Alexis Chantal Abstract: Religious scrupulosity is a manifestation of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) characterized by extreme...
whereemotionsflow
Jun 5, 2025
Oldest Child Syndrome
By: Krishnika Mehendiratta Abstract The need to be the best before the need to rest is usually the motto of the oldest child. Being the...
whereemotionsflow
Jun 5, 2025
Are We What We Show? The Role of Social Masks in Adolescence
By: Sofía Lodovichi Adolescence is a time of constant transformation, in which personal identity and social environments are...
whereemotionsflow
May 24, 2025
Meditation and the Mind
By: Jayita Bandargal Everyone is under stress today, from teenagers who worry about their academics to adults who worry about their next...
whereemotionsflow
May 22, 2025
HOW DOES STRESS IMPACT THE BODY?
By Deetya Rao INTRODUCTION Stress is a natural physical and mental reaction to life experiences. Everyone expresses stress from time to...
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May 18, 2025
DIVING INTO PEACOCK PARENTING AND IT'S EFFECTS ON CHILDREN
By Irene L. Solomon INTRODUCTION- ‘Peacock parenting’ is a term used to describe a way of parenting, where the parent(s) displays...
whereemotionsflow
May 17, 2025
Gut Microbiota and Mental Health
By Mehr un Nisa Introduction The gut-brain axis describes the complex bidirectional communication system between the central nervous...
whereemotionsflow
May 16, 2025
Manosphere: a lethal trap
By: Krishnika Mehendiratta Abstract The ‘Manosphere’ is one of the darker corners of the internet. Recently, it has gained attention...
whereemotionsflow
May 16, 2025
The Silent Race
By: Allesandra Nicolle D. Dayanan Abstract Teenagers often have unspoken, invisible competitions in various aspects of their lives....
whereemotionsflow
May 11, 2025
The Psychological Toll of Systemic Oppression and Racism on Mental Health
By Saachi Sakhalkar Oppression-based stress manifests as a form of psychological strain that individuals from subordinated groups endure...
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May 11, 2025
Selective Mutism and It’s Significance
By Jiyu Choi Abstract Selective mutism is an anxiety disorder that makes someone unable to speak in a social setting or in uncomfortable...
whereemotionsflow
May 11, 2025
When life gives you lemons, eat vegetables: How vegetables are natural mood boosters
By: Chevelle Chiong Consuming vegetables comes with a plethora of health benefits. A study by the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute...
whereemotionsflow
May 11, 2025
The Shadows of Time: Mental Health in the Aging World
By Saachi Sakhalkar It’s a sobering thought that up to 25% of adults 65 and older experience mental health conditions like anxiety or...
whereemotionsflow
May 11, 2025
The Power of Storytelling: How Stories Shape Us and Bind Us Together
By Sejal Sharma Humans live through stories. Storytelling is more than creative expression; it is survival, identity, and connection....
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May 8, 2025
Cotard Delusion: The Walking Corpse Syndrome
By: Saachi Sakhalkar Cotard delusion, often known as Walking Corpse Syndrome, is a rare and deeply unsettling neuropsychiatric disorder...
whereemotionsflow
May 6, 2025
The Effects of Body-Focused Repetitive Behavior
By: Jiyu Choi Abstract Body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRB) are conditions where you groom yourself, potentially harming your body....
whereemotionsflow
May 5, 2025
The Relationship Between Bullying Behavior and Subclinical Psychopathy in Adolescents
By: Sofía Lodovichi Bullying constitutes a significant social problem among children and adolescents, characterized by repeated...
whereemotionsflow
May 4, 2025
The Role of Self-Help Books in Mental Health Improvement
Ffion Collins What is a Self-Help Book: ● Non-fiction books that aim to provide readers with advice, strategies, and tools ● Meant to...
whereemotionsflow
Apr 21, 2025
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