Your monthly electricity bill arrives, and you stare at the numbers in disbelief. How did your energy consumption spike so ...

These individuals, often referred to as “energy vampires,” can leave you feeling exhausted, emotionally depleted, and anxious ...

The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that vampire energy can make up 10% of your electricity bill, and an NRDC study shows that amount can reach nearly 23%. So let’s use 20% for our example ...

Energy vampires love an empath’s compassion and willingness to be supportive, Minaa says. Those are great qualities—don’t get us wrong, ...

You might be paying for electricity on devices you're not even using. These "energy vampires" waste electricity and your ...

Nicknamed "energy vampires," these people deplete your emotional energy, either intentionally or not. Some people can just drain your energy — and not because you've had so much fun together.

Here are 4 things to do when faced with an ‘energy vampire’ who’s sucking the life out of you: 1. Find some way to re-establish your boundaries.

How to Deal With Energy Vampires. Once you notice an energy vampire sucking too much out of you, here are some ways to deal with the situation (Orloff, 2017; Rutherford et al., 2014).

Energy vampires are annoying, sucking the money out of your bank account through your power bill. You don't need a silver bullet or wooden stake to slay them.

Aptly referred to as an "energy vampire," this type of friend "depletes your internal resources," Jill Weber, a psychologist in Washington, DC, told Business Insider. While there's no such thing ...