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Lyric Breakdown: Castle on the Hill
Unlike my other breakdowns, we’re gonna go back to something more classic today. While I might definitely have chosen “The Shape of You,” I think it’s more appropriate to introduce a legend like Ed Sheeran by his most iconic song.
By Gabriel B. Shames12 days ago in Humans
I Still Believe in Love
There are things a woman can see that change the architecture of her faith. Not merely her faith in men. Her faith in sex.
By THE HONED CRONE14 days ago in Humans
It’s 5 am. Top Story - August 2026.
I don’t know you but it’s 5 in the morning and the rest of the commuters are either at their midlife crisis or not even old enough to truly comprehend it. You sir with your cane and orthopedic shoes walk as fast as your legs won’t allow and yet here you are. I can’t help but to wonder what you are doing or where you are going that’s so important for you to travel before the light has woken up. It makes me wonder what will I be doing once I’ve achieved your age? Will I be walking to a job that overworks me because no one I know is 1 one percent enough to influence ballots and retire? Is this the reckoning that awaits us?
By Cadmaabout a month ago in Humans
Why the Smartest People Live the Simplest Lives
I’ve noticed a counterintuitive pattern, and it took me a while to figure out why. There are people who are heavy‑hearted, calculating, and always overthinking every angle. They seem shrewd and worldly, but over time, they don’t get far, and they exhaust themselves. Then there are others—sharp, insightful, genuinely competent—who handle people and matters with striking simplicity, even appearing a bit “naïve.” They don’t fight, argue, or play games.
By Jinabout a month ago in Humans
Read when you need a reminder. Top Story - August 2026.
Hi Buddy, You know that person you care for? Trust them! Even when they walk away. I swear they love you more than you will ever know.
By Joe Nastaabout a month ago in Humans
Losing Friends as You Grow
One thing that nobody truly understands when they are younger is that not every person in your life is meant to stay in your life. It is a simple fact of life and nature that as you get older, some people will drop off from your life.
By Timothy A Rowlandabout a month ago in Humans
Lyric Breakdown: Drop Dead
** “I know that the bar closes at 11, But I hope you never finish that beer. You know all the words to "Just Like Heaven,” And I know why he wrote them now that you're standin' right here.”
By Gabriel B. Shamesabout a month ago in Humans
You'll Never Find Yourself by Digging Inward
The hardest riddle in a person’s life is seldom found in the outside world. It lives within. We train our microscopes on stars and oceans, we parse the deviousness of others, yet in the small hours of the night we are often stopped cold by the most primal question: Who am I, really?
By Jinabout a month ago in Humans
What a Divorce Lawyer Learned About Marriage And Divorce
We Asked Divorce Lawyer 19 Tough Questions | Honesty Box - Video By: LADbible Stories In the LADbible Stories video We Asked Divorce Lawyer 19 Tough Questions , New York divorce attorney James Sexton draws on approximately twenty-five years of experience representing people during the breakdown of their marriages. His answers cover the practical realities of divorce—legal expenses, alimony, prenuptial agreements, custody disputes, infidelity, and who files most often—while also exploring broader questions about love, commitment, compatibility, and why relationships gradually deteriorate.
By Peter Thwing - Host of the FST Podcastabout a month ago in Humans
How to Reignite Desire in a Long-Term Relationship
I'm going to start this off by pointing out something that should be obvious, but often escapes a person's mind. That obvious thing is that no couple is exactly like another and there is no one solution fits all way to keep the passion or the romance alive in a long-term relationship.
By Timothy A Rowland2 months ago in Humans
The Deep Water Makes No Sound
01 Six in the evening. The elevator of a Midtown Manhattan office building. A man adjusts his tie in the reflection of the metal wall, the curve of his lips landing exactly at the threshold between “polite” and “intimate.” The doors slide open. He steps into the flow of Seventh Avenue pedestrians, and the smile vanishes, like hanging up a call he has no intention of returning.
By Jin2 months ago in Humans
Valuation Over $12M Before I Open a Dating App
James's desk sat against the window side of the open-plan office, looking out over the rolling rooftops of San Francisco's Financial District and the gray-blue evening sky. Three monitors crowded his desk, but only the center one was lit; the other two sat dark. Along the left monitor's edge, four sticky notes were lined up—two blue ones covered in technical notes, one pink with next week's investor meeting agenda, and a yellow one at the bottom, half-pinned under a coffee mug, revealing only a single blurry character that looked like "val." The mug was a company-branded giveaway, stamped with "SaaS Co." in faded lettering, with about a third of its contents still inside. James couldn't remember when he'd last drunk from it, or whether it had been hot or cold, but he remembered brewing a packet of instant coffee in it at 9:30 that morning. It was the only calorie he'd consumed all day.
By Jin2 months ago in Humans