Children experience a wide range of emotions as they grow and that also includes negative feelings. However, their lack of experience and perspective can keep them from clinically labeling what they are feeling. Instead, they use other descriptors. Kids will discuss their symptoms before their feelings. We, as adults, then need to use our own...

Some people don’t need any help being funny. It comes naturally, and their jokes always land, and the rest of us envy their ability and ease. If you’re someone who isn’t like that at all, but wish you were able to make people giggle at least once in a while, here are 13 words that...

Anyone who has owned a cat, worked with strays, or, you know, been generally acquainted with cats knows that they can be hella temperamental. They like some people, they don’t like others (sometimes the same person, depending on the minute or mood), and if they don’t want to do something, good luck convincing them. None...

I love talking to older people. You young folks always think you have it all figured out, but guess what? You don’t know sh*t. And these Reddit users proved my point when they shared the stories they’d heard from older people that ultimately changed their lives. 1. Get through it “Sometimes you’re not meant to go...

Reviews on the internet in general, and on Google in particular, are there for customers to review goods and services so that they can steer others toward or away from places of business they’ve frequented. That said, we know that human beings love the drama, and it can be hilarious trying to determine which reviews...

The issue of vaccinations has for some reason become a hot button issue. To be clear: vaccines work, and they save lives. But with both sides unwilling to back down, people are starting to wonder if governments are going to have to step in and lay down the law. The conversation is made more interesting...

For the last four years, a lobster in Belfast, Maine, has correctly predicted whether summer would continue or winter would arrive early for her yearly visit. His name is Passy Pete, and he forecasts the future by choosing between two scrolls – one that predicts six more weeks of summer (he’s kind of the anti-Punxsutawney...