However, a recent study conducted by researchers at Humboldt University in Berlin shows that men derive greater emotional and physical benefits from these relationships. These findings challenge ...

But contrary to popular belief, men possess a vast spectrum of emotions and desires, shaping their approach to relationships ...

Psychologists have finally proved what has long been suspected: that women and men are fundamentally different. Tests show that our brains are 'hardwired' to respond differently to emotional events.

Moreover, crying releases natural painkillers that aid in coping with both physical and emotional pain. Unfortunately, many men grow up believing that showing emotions or crying is unmanly ...

It can be difficult for men to talk about their emotions. Although completely normal and often healthy, it can be viewed as a weakness or seen as too feminine by men who might not be as in touch ...

The reality is starkly different: men experience the full range of human emotions, from happiness to ... one overarching theme emerges: They don't actually want to die - they just want to end ...

It can be difficult for men to talk about their emotions. Although completely normal and often healthy, it can be viewed as a weakness or seen as too feminine by men who might not be as in touch with ...

A new study has found that men are up to three times more emotional than women in the workplace, finally dismantling this toxic stereotype for good. For as long as women have been in the workplace ...