humanity
For better or for worse, relationships reveal the core of the human condition.
Thrown to the Unknown
The night was humid. No; it was moist, like tears of laughter, or overflowing sadness. It was difficult to distinguish between them for anyone observing the scene, although most would have eventually chosen the so-called positive type. What is there to laugh about? Even Charlie Chaplin made me cry. Woody Allen made me laugh but rarely out loud. Irony is ironclad, only rusting succinctly to allow itself to resonate beyond the brain. Sarcasm is drier but it can move like a train. Cynicism rules now in aware minds, as ignorance and stupidity continue to score.
By Patrick M. Ohana2 months ago in Humans
5 Numbers the Universe Keeps Showing You (And What Each One Means for Your Love Life)
I noticed the first number on an ordinary Tuesday, glancing at my phone for no reason apart from habit. 11:11. I thought little of it, as most people do initially. But then it happened again the next day, at almost the same minute, and then a third time on a receipt I hadn't looked at closely in years. By the end of that week, I'd started to feel less like I was noticing numbers and more like the numbers were noticing me.
By Wilson Igbasi2 months ago in Humans
Why Your Chakras Get Blocked After a Breakup (And How to Reopen Them in 7 Days)
The breakup itself lasted one conversation. The aftermath lasted months, and for a long time I couldn't understand why. I'd cried the tears I expected to cry. I had deleted the photos, boxed up the belongings, and said the things one is supposed to say to friends who ask how one is doing. By every outward measure, I should have been moving on. Instead, I felt physically wrong in a way grief alone didn't explain—a tightness in my throat that wouldn't loosen, a heaviness in my chest that sat there for weeks like something had taken up residence and refused to leave, and a strange, low-grade nausea whenever I tried to picture dating again.
By Wilson Igbasi2 months ago in Humans
Separation Stage Isn't Punishment—It's Preparation (What Nobody Tells You About the Dark Night of the Soul)
This chapter is based on this place for entire weeks when I genuinely did not For a long time, I believed the separation was a punishment. I searched for what I'd done wrong—which fear I'd shown too plainly, which insecurity had scared him off, and which version of myself had somehow proven unworthy of the connection we'd had. I treated the silence between us as a verdict, and during that silence, I treated myself as someone on trial.
By Wilson Igbasi2 months ago in Humans
Sagittarius Woman and Taurus Man Compatibility Score
The Sagittarius woman is ruled by Jupiter, giving her an optimistic, adventurous, and independent personality. She enjoys discovering new experiences, meeting different people, and keeping life interesting. The Taurus man, ruled by Venus, tends to value loyalty, sensuality, stability, and emotional consistency.
By Inspire and Fun2 months ago in Humans
Heteroflexible and Bisexual
Is there a difference between someone who is bisexual and someone who is heteroflexible? Short answer, yes, there is a difference. It is easy to get the two confused, and honestly, easy to understand why they are easily seen as the same thing by many people.
By Timothy A Rowland2 months ago in Humans
How Abstract Algebra Unlocks the Hidden Geometry of Life
Groups, Rings, Fields, Modules: They all essentially reveal how life forms its structure. When many people first hear about abstract algebra, they feel it is distant—something purely theoretical.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing3 months ago in Humans
