Emotions: The True Memory Keeper

Psychology fact that will change how you read people forever. When someone tells

you they're fine but their eyes dart away, they're screaming for help without

saying a word. Your brain is wired to detect this disconnect instantly. Here's the wild

part. Nine out of ten people replay conversations in their heads, obsessing over what

they should have said differently. That awkward moment from three years ago?

Your brain stored it perfectly. But here's what really matters. Your mind doesn't

catalog the exact words people say. It archives how those words made you feel.

That's why you forget what someone said but never forget how they made you feel.