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The Ones We Lift Are the Ones Who Break Us
Recently, I read a short story that stuck with me strangely. Well, I must have been reading this for like the hundredth time since childhood, I can't remember how many, really. It’s the kind you think about while doing chores or lying in bed, and it makes you ask yourself, “Do I really get this yet?”
By Ajan Lori A. 10 months ago in Humans
Work From Home Fitness: Staying Active Without a Gym
Working from home comes with perks: no commute, flexible schedules, and the comfort of your own space. But for many remote workers, there’s a hidden downside: movement tends to disappear. One moment you sit down “just for a bit,” and before you know it, hours have passed. Your coffee is cold, your shoulders feel stiff, and your body hasn’t moved while your brain has been running nonstop.
By Melody Dalisay10 months ago in Humans
A Successful Marriage With a Narcissist Without Losing You
A successful marriage with a narcissist is often misunderstood, oversimplified, or portrayed as impossible. Many people stay in such marriages for a variety of reasons, including commitment, ideals, shared history, children, faith, or personal choice. The actual struggle is not just staying married but also maintaining your individuality, emotional health, and dignity while navigating a complex relational dynamic.
By Bloom Boldly10 months ago in Humans
Maduro and the Quiet Weight of Life in Today’s Venezuela
Some countries carry their pain loudly. Others hold it in silence. Venezuela belongs to the second kind. Its streets still fill with voices, buses still run, and families still gather for dinner. Yet beneath the surface, there is a constant weight that never fully lifts. When people hear the name maduro, they often think of politics, speeches, and headlines. But for millions, that name is tied to daily life in small, personal ways. Empty shelves. Long waits. Hard choices. This story is not about shouting or blame. It is about how power, time, and survival mix together. It is about how ordinary people wake up each day and keep going, even when hope feels thin but necessary.
By Muqadas khan10 months ago in Humans
Stranger Things Finale
After 10 years, Stranger Things has ended. And we are not okay. Threads members are asking, "Is there a support group?" People are sad, and upset over the ending. I too was sad and upset. Why are we so devastated over these fictional characters? I have some thoughts.
By Kathleen Anderson 10 months ago in Humans
7 Ways to Stop Those Annoying Robocalls
If you are like most people, you want those robocalls to stop. Instead of decreasing, they have increased. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) estimates that about 163 million robocalls are made every day. YouMail is a company that tracks robocalls and blocks them. The company estimated there were 4.9 billion unwanted U.S. calls last month. Last year, there was an average of 48 billion robocalls. This year, there will be even more.
By Margaret Minnicks10 months ago in Humans
