Steven Smith+FollowDo Narcissists Really Cry? Here's the ScoopEver wondered if narcissists genuinely cry? 🤔 According to Dr. Brittany McGeehan, they do—but often for self-focused reasons like losing control or facing humiliation. While real tears exist, they're usually tied to self-protection rather than empathy. Of course, some tears might be deceptive, aiming to manipulate or gain sympathy. It's all about context! Know when to protect your emotional space and how to respond whether the tears are real or not. #Narcissism #EmotionalHealth #Psychology #Health40Share
Steven Smith+FollowKids’ Mental Health: Family Ties MatterWild stat: Kids with a parent who has schizophrenia or bipolar disorder are twice as likely to develop mental health issues themselves. A new study tracked 238 kids for four years and found that the risk depends on the parent’s diagnosis—think more ADHD and disruptive behaviors with schizophrenia, and more mood disorders with bipolar. The silver lining? Higher family income and better parental functioning seemed to lower the risk. Mental health really does run in the family! #MentalHealthAwareness #Parenting #Psychology #Health00Share
boothconnor+FollowWhat Your Fave Color REALLY Says About YouEver wonder why you always reach for blue or can’t resist a pop of red? Turns out, your favorite color spills the tea on your personality! Blue lovers are chill and trustworthy, red fans are bold and energetic, and green folks crave balance. Yellow? You’re the sunshine in the group. Purple means you’re a creative unicorn, black signals confidence, white is all about that organized life, and orange lovers are the life of the party. Which color are you, and does it fit? Spill in the comments! #ColorPersonality #FunFacts #Psychology #Spirituality94142Share
Logan Flowers+FollowNarcissists Have Fewer Kids?Turns out, people with higher narcissistic traits—especially the more sensitive, vulnerable kind—are less likely to have kids. A new study found they’re more likely to have reasons for not wanting children and tend to have shorter, less satisfying relationships. Grandiose narcissists (the bold, showy ones) and vulnerable narcissists (the shy, insecure ones) both showed this trend, but it was strongest in the vulnerable group. Who knew self-obsession could impact family size? #psychology #relationships #narcissism #Health20Share
Johnathan Neal+FollowKids’ Mental Health & Family History—WhoaJust learned that if a parent has schizophrenia or bipolar disorder, their kids are way more likely to develop mental health issues too. The risks aren’t the same, though—kids of parents with schizophrenia tend to have more attention and behavior problems, while those with bipolar parents show more mood-related symptoms. But here’s the hopeful part: strong family support and better finances actually help lower these risks. Early support really matters! #MentalHealthAwareness #Parenting #FamilySupport #Psychology #ChildDevelopment #Health30Share
Johnathan Neal+FollowWhy Some People Can't Stand SilenceEver notice how some people always need background noise? Like, the TV’s on before their shoes are off, or there’s a podcast playing in the shower. Psychologists say it’s not just habit—there are actually 6 emotional patterns behind this. For some, silence triggers anxiety or overthinking, so they use noise as a mental shield. Others find quiet time brings up emotions they’d rather avoid, so they fill the space with sound. Makes you wonder: is your playlist just for fun, or is it your emotional security blanket? #MentalHealth #Psychology #SelfAwareness #Anxiety #EmotionalWellness #Health30Share
Harold Sosa+Follow7 Subtle Signs He’s Checked OutEver notice a guy who just seems to stop caring? Psychologists say there are 7 sneaky signs a man’s quietly given up on himself: total indifference, letting his appearance slide, ditching hobbies, isolating from friends, avoiding self-reflection, getting way too busy as a distraction, and seeing everything through a negative lens. It’s not always obvious, but these little changes can be a silent SOS. Spot any of these? It might be time to check in and show some support. #MentalHealth #Psychology #MensHealth #Wellbeing #SelfCare #Health273Share
Brandon Burke+Follow7 Life Lessons We All Learn Too LateEver wish you could go back and give your younger self a pep talk? Psychology says 97% of us only realize these 7 truths when it’s almost too late: 1) Happiness comes from within. 2) Failure isn’t the end. 3) Perfection is a myth. 4) Saying no is healthy. 5) Time > money. 6) Not knowing is normal. 7) Self-love is everything. Honestly, wish I’d known these sooner! Which one hits home for you? #LifeLessons #Psychology #SelfGrowth #Wisdom #MentalHealth #Health11510Share
