Psychology Says People Who’ve Stopped Seeking Approval Never Announce These Personal Things

A Bolde essay says people less reliant on outside approval may share fewer personal updates. The article offers examples, not new research.

Psychology Says People Who Let These 6 Things Go Unanswered Tend To Be Calmer Than The People Who Respond To Everything

A Bolde article argues that pausing before replying can reduce stress, but its examples draw on studies with specific limits.

9 Misunderstood Things High-IQ People Do That Make Everyone Else Uncomfortable

Bolde describes nine behaviors it links to high IQ, but the article offers anecdotes and broad psychological claims, not evidence that IQ causes them.

Psychology Says People Who Still Go To The Same Barber Or Hairdresser They Had 20 Years Ago Display These 8 Loyalty Traits That Are Almost Extinct

A Bolde article describes eight traits it associates with staying with one barber or hairdresser, but offers no new study or evidence that they are rare.

Emotional Intelligence Books That Improve Love and Work

Discover the top books on emotional intelligence for 2026. Find the best overall, best value, and beginner-friendly options to enhance your EQ today.

Love Psychology Books That Explain More Than Pop Advice

Discover the top psychology books about love in 2026. Find the best overall, value, and beginner-friendly options to deepen your understanding of love.

Why Narcissists Struggle With Emotional Intimacy

Exploring why narcissists find it difficult to form deep emotional bonds, based on psychological research and expert insights, amid rising public interest.

Why Some People Struggle to Believe They Are Loved

Ineffective childhood experiences and attachment issues can make trusting love difficult, but understanding these roots is key to healing and genuine connection.

People Who Are Lonely But Would Never Say So Usually Say 9 Phrases In Casual Conversation

Research indicates individuals who are lonely but avoid admitting it tend to use nine specific phrases in casual conversations, highlighting subtle signs of social isolation.

Psychology Says People Who Are More Tired After A Video Call Than An In-person Meeting Aren’t Being Difficult — The Brain Treats A Grid Of Faces Staring From A Foot Away As A Room Full Of People Standing Too Close, For An Hour

Recent psychological insights suggest people experience greater fatigue after video calls than in-person meetings, due to brain responses to visual stimuli.