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10 Ways to Live a Happy Life Without Money
Money doesn't buy happiness, right? And even if it did, not everyone can afford to spend their lives floating around in luxury.
Happy Life OfficialPublished about an hour ago in Humans
9 Heartwarming Gifts for Your Long-Distance Love
If you’re in a long-distance relationship, you don’t get to see your sweetheart every day or even every week. This can make sending gifts more critical than usual, as it gives you another way to show your appreciation and love on days when you’re not able to be together physically.
Happy Life OfficialPublished about an hour ago in Humans
A Digital Remaster of Two Women Is Finally Available
In the age of patriarchy, Two Women was a feminist document that propelled the characters with Loren's intense performance and De Sica's near-neorealist documentary edge. But Two Women's long survival in the public domain is an unfortunate reminder of the frailty of the film medium. Despite its success, it was buried in cheap bootleg prints and pan-and-scan DVDs for over three decades. Thanks to a new digital remaster, it is finally available in its full glory.
Sojin samuelPublished about an hour ago in HumansDating Advice for Those Who Swim Upstream
Dating is rough all around. Everyone’s experiences are so wildly different and yet every love story I’ve ever heard is relatable in one aspect or another. I want to detail some of my personal experiences that I hope can enlighten others about the modern romance scene, what they should be looking for, and what should make them run screaming for the hills.
Emily DickersonPublished about 2 hours ago in HumansThe Crack that lets the Light In
Just as believers don't need evidence to believe, atheists don't need a reason for not believing. However, in my eighty years I've come to the following understanding.
Charles TurnerPublished about 2 hours ago in HumansCuriosity.
Sheer curiosity drives me. I can people watch for hours on end and never be bored. It is the number one reason why I will strike up a conversation with anyone, anywhere, and at anytime.
Shannon LemirePublished about 3 hours ago in Humans
My life of a mom out of high school and Military Wife
As I graduated high school I knew life was only beginning. But I didn’t know it was going to be life growing within me. That summer, a guy friend of mine who I had never met was getting back from a trip to Ireland. He wanted to meet me that same night his flight landed. I was in disbelief he would actually show so I said, “sure..here’s my address..”. Little did I know that was a life changing text. He showed up that night and ever since then we hung out all summer and even went on a vacation together to Virginia Beach. May I mention he paid for everything. Now I’ve had a past of not so good boyfriends, I was dumbfounded with how amazing he was to me. He had even bought me a dozen roses. I cut off one of the roses and placed it in the Bible where they talk about marriage.
Kalista TamborskiPublished about 3 hours ago in HumansWhy Social Media is Horrible
I am tired of being shackled by social media and comparing my self to others. Social media makes you compare yourself to other people based on pictures or videos that don't even reflect people's true experiences. Have you seen the side by side real pictures compared to social media pictures of models? They are awful they are edited to make them look better which makes other think that they are ugly because they don't look like the model (who also doesn't even look like the edited picture). People also see others in relationships or on vacation and wish they could have the same. You can't tell how something is based on a picture. They may seem to have a nice relationship or be having fun at the beach but this isn't always the case. We need to stop comparing ourselves to what we see on the internet.
Gavin BrennanPublished about 3 hours ago in HumansF*ck Your Future
Everyday people are always telling us "Plan for the future, make sure you have your future set in stone" And while that's wise advice to some degree, we also need to focus on the present. See if we keep worrying about the future we won't have time to enjoy the present. Yes it's wise to plan for the future and keep doing so! But also enjoy the present. Make mistakes, be an idiot, have regrets, be silly. Do it all. You're only young once and someday when you get older you'll regret the things you didn't do while you had the chance. So go travel, start the business, learn the lessons, fall in love with the wrong people. Get your heart fucking stomped on so you can come back stronger then before. Do all the things.
Amanda NicolePublished about 5 hours ago in HumansThe Rising Homeless People In America: A Soon Coming Crisis
The rising homeless people in America is a soon coming crisis. Yes, the homelessness problem in America is an increasingly significant issue that requires immediate attention. Homeless people face many challenges, including finding a safe place to sleep, accessing basic needs like food and shelter, and finding employment. The government has made progress in addressing some of these issues, but there is still much work to be done.
Danwil ReyesPublished about 6 hours ago in Humans
Gender Equality
By Oliver T. Spedding The elimination of gender discrimination in the world today is not as simple as many would believe.
Oliver T. SpeddingPublished about 13 hours ago in Humans
5 Ways to Avoid Being Offended Easily to Live a Happier Life
Each individual has their own sensitivity or sensitivity in communicating. Words or words that to other people mean nothing can make us offended. Not to mention when dealing with people who like to talk to themselves, we can feel offended more easily.
Adeli RizaPublished about 14 hours ago in Humans
