marriage
Marriage is not so much a word as it is a sentence–a life sentence.
The Summer of Sunsets and Second Chances
The smell of cinnamon hung heavy in the air, a warm embrace against the salty breeze wafting off the nearby beach. Amelia, perched on a rickety stool behind the counter of her family's bakery, "Sunrise Sweets," watched the summer sun sink towards the horizon, painting the sky in vibrant hues of orange and pink. It was a beautiful sight, one she never tired of, yet a familiar pang of loneliness tugged at her heart.
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Exploring the Unique Biology of Men and Women
This article explores the biological and anatomical differences between men and women, highlighting the significance of these variances and their impact on gender roles and expectations in society, while emphasizing the need for evidence-based research to dispel myths and promote gender diversity and equality.
Timothy A RowlandPublished 4 days ago in Humans The Ecology of Elysium: How Environmental Sustainability Thrives in the Afterlife"
The concept of an afterlife often conjures images of heavenly realms filled with eternal bliss and serenity. However, rarely do we consider the ecological implications of such a place. Yet, in the fictional landscape of Elysium, the afterlife is not only a realm of spiritual fulfillment but also a harmonious ecosystem where environmental sustainability thrives. In this utopian vision, every aspect of the environment is meticulously designed to support life indefinitely, reflecting an idealized harmony between humanity and nature.
Alexander MensahPublished 6 days ago in HumansThe Tension Between Civic Engagement and Individualism
Consistent, reciprocal, and mutually beneficial interactions between individuals create the social fabric that stitches people together in society. This social fabric is a must for societies to function, and individuals should remain attentive to the fact that any benefits they receive that they did not produce come at the cost of someone else. As the adage goes, there's no such thing as a free lunch; someone prepared the meal. Thus, individuals have a responsibility to pay it forward if they wish to continue to be able to glean from the benefits of a generous community.
Geno C. ForalPublished 7 days ago in HumansC. S. Lewis and Dostoyevsky’s Morality
Lewis' and Dostoyevsky's Claim C. S. Lewis famously claimed that mankind's instinct for the conception of good—whether through the experience of a guilty conscience or the inclination that something ought to be better—was evidence that there is a God. Over the years, I have spent dozens of hours listening to long forum debates over the existence of God. Along with Lewis' claim, religious believers often posited Dostoyevsky's maxim, "If there's no God, all is permitted."
Geno C. ForalPublished 7 days ago in HumansYou STILL SUCK at Forgiving
Let's set the record straight once and for all. Gloves are off; here's the formula: ON APOLOGIES We've all been wronged just as we have wronged others.
The Rogue ScribePublished 8 days ago in Humans27 may - 2 june
The following readings have been written by me, svvittartarot, using tarot cards as divination tools. There is no use of Generative AI involved in this content. It is original content.
svvittartarotPublished 9 days ago in HumansSpirituality, Taking a Step Within
One thing you need to understand is, the technology is subjective; because, it’s about you. You have known objective technologies – how to fix the car, how to fix the airplane, how to fix the aircraft; all these things. You can stay away from those things look at them and fix them, they are different, but this is subjective technology, it’s about you.
bubble beePublished 10 days ago in Humans- AI-Generated
"Unveiling the Complexity of Sexual Desire: Beyond Surface Understanding"
When we talk about being turned on, it's often portrayed as this easy, automatic thing, especially when you're young. But in reality, sexual desire is far from simple. It's not just about feeling a physical urge; it involves both your body and mind. And yeah, we're talking about sex, but before you think it's just about getting frisky, it's important to understand that sexual desire is actually a key part of our physical and mental health. Despite this, it's often seen as a taboo topic, which means a lot of important issues get ignored.
Wali Ahmed KhanPublished 11 days ago in Humans - AI-Generated
Make Your Crush Fall in Love With You: Surefire Tips
Have you ever felt your heart race at the mere mention of your crush's name? The way you catch your breath when they walk into the room, or the unexplainable excitement that fills your every interaction? We've all been there, and it's an incredible feeling.
Nacim RiadPublished 12 days ago in Humans Struggles of a Young Adult ...... in the Twenties.
So what I feel as a person in their twenties is that as teenagers when we were like, "Oh, man, I can't wait to be an adult then I'll have so much freedom", yeah that was not true. I know that our parents tried to tell us that that wouldn't even be close to what adulting is like, but did we listen? Not really. I mean, I don't understand and quite possibly don't like the idea of taxes, I'm barely beginning to understand insurance and the different types of insurance I should probably have, and don't get me started on credit scores. Adulting just seems to be like this meme.
Flying AcePublished 14 days ago in HumansModern Relationships and Infidelity
My views on relationships were once romantic. Designing the cut of my wedding dress for a body I had not yet grown into. Listening to each slow song with a dancing imagination of myself and somebody I did not yet know. Reaching adulthood dropped the curtain that this fantasy acted in front of. I was able to view behind the stage and understand the less musical reality of many relationships. Loyalty and fidelity were once qualities I assumed to be obligatory when sharing your life with another. However, each developing generation appears to own a decreasing capability for attention. It is almost as if a fear of commitment is installed into our minds as we reach adulthood.
Katerina PetrouPublished 14 days ago in Humans