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Dating, married, single, divorced, and more. Advice on the relationships you have in life. Dear, Humans..
Seek Clarity
We live in a world where information is updated so often. We live in a world full for grey and uncertainty. We live in a world where people know a little bit about a lot of things, but not everything about everything, we share a world with those people who tell lies or only speak in half-truths and there is a wealth of disinformation out there. So, it’s important we seek clarity.
Who Are You?
In my early 20s, I thought that this is a question I had to have an answer to since everyone around me seemed to have one for themselves. The struggles were real in finding my own identity since this was a question that I had never asked myself.
James SsekamattePublished about 10 hours ago in Humans
Cherries on the Black Forest Cake
I'm sorry I don't have a daughter. But, in my heart, always live a daughter. At different stages of life, I have different expectations for the daughter in my heart, but there is one expectation that remains unchanged and always comes first, that is: beauty. As beautiful as Marilyn Monroe, I guess. , an ordinary girl, can rely on beauty for their own destiny, even for the rise and fall of the whole family upset.
Melisa MonroePublished about 13 hours ago in Humans
Always have to start over
I recorded a few episodes of Douyin and posted them on Facebook. A former colleague asked me if I was particularly optimistic about Douyin's market and future, followed by -- "Are you really playing Douyin yourself? Are you really sure you can start something like this from scratch?"
Mark HarleyPublished about 13 hours ago in HumansHow to Deal with a Bully
An acquaintance, let’s call her Jane, was raised in a family where everyone has an engineering background. She’s the only girl. Her family lived in a community where girls weren’t treated equally but she defied the odds and qualified as an engineer.
Rejoice DenherePublished about 15 hours ago in Humans
The most important job in the world
What do you want to be when you grow up? “An astronaut!” “A ballerina!” “A doctor!” “An architect!” “A princess!”
A.M. RadulescuPublished a day ago in Humans
Instructions to Be A Man That Women Want, Respect, And Even Love
Sometime in the distant past, taking care of business implied making a living, having the option to replace a tire, and battling to secure your family.
10 Relationship Red Flags You Should Look Out For
Finding a special someone is an amazing thing. When you do meet that someone, it finally makes sense why there are so many love songs and tales of romance. Regardless of your standing on how courtship has changed, I believe we can all agree that there are red flags that you need to watch out for when you are looking for love. Granted, no relationship is perfect but a potential partner may make it obvious that they’re not a good match. Sometimes, though, the signals are subtle. This is not a comprehensive list of all red flags, but one that covers some important ones.
Emily AshburnePublished a day ago in HumansWhy Being Observant Is The Best Thing Ever?
As a teenager, I was always on the lookout for things hidden behind the common vision. The trail of ants on a wall, carrying bits of mud and leaves and touching each other’s antennas was just as interesting to me as was watching a superhero movie. My sister would always insist on playing with her but I would simply nod in denial. I always chose to either hang out on the balcony or creating storylines with my batman figurines. Today, it comes as a surprise that while I grew up, my observant behavior remained intact and only shifted from toys and ants to people.
Aish kharkwalPublished a day ago in HumansHow to stop overthinking
Most of us used to overthink on everything; specifically, what happens to us, what we think happens to us, what other people think of us, what other people think of others and what happens to them.
Roy's CornerPublished 2 days ago in HumansChildren of The Pandemic
New Normal-A Challenge Even the infection ratio of the Covid-19 is lower for the kids in contrast to other age groups but the mental and emotional damages are on the opposite side. Children are the brave warriors who are facing the pandemic without really knowing what they are up against and it is not only the Covid-19 but the fight against fear and emotions is more to worry about them. Most countries had discontinued the schools at the start of the pandemic that leads the kids to be homebound, which was quite a unique thing for them at the start.
the colour of the universe
when I woke up the sky was doing its dawn magic show an almost unbearable Venusian disrobing into day all that peachy glory and dewy pearlescent glimmer
Rosie HamiltonPublished 2 days ago in Humans
