literature
Whether written centuries ago or just last year, literary couples show that love is timeless.
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The Rise of Anti-intellectualism
I saw a video months ago of a man criticizing writer and director Jordan Peele and I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it. His main complaint was that Peele’s films were too complicated for the average moviegoer to comfortably consume. He goes on to say that the average moviegoer doesn’t want to google hidden meanings or watch the film 2-3 times to notice small details.
Olivia BarkerPublished about a month ago in Humans The Intrigue of Gossip
Gossip – it's a ubiquitous phenomenon that permeates every corner of human society. From whispered conversations in the office break room to the latest celebrity scandal splashed across tabloid headlines, gossip has long held a prominent place in human interaction. But what exactly is gossip, and why are we so drawn to it?
The Road to Conscious Love
It wasn't what I wanted, but it was what was best to salvage whatever we had left in our connection. We were trying to build on quicksand every time we came into each other's lives, and he asked to go back to being family friends because we just couldn't give each other what we needed or wanted at the time. He wanted surface leveled-no strings attachment, and I couldn't give him that. I needed a soul-depth kind of love, and he wouldn't give me that. So we had to go our own ways, again.
Princess LeahPublished about a month ago in HumansFrom Small Talk to Big Laugh : Become a Social Butterfly with Trivia Games
Are you an introvert? Do you have difficulty interacting with others? Trivia games, which help you generate conversations and interact with others and also provide enjoyment and reduce stress, offer surprising benefits for increasing happiness.
Daniel SimsonPublished about a month ago in HumansThe freedom of will and creative expression of the human species.
Again I found myself looking at the blank page of my notepad app, thinking about what I want to write. My day up until this point of staring at the screen of my phone to figure out what I want to write has been routine, but it will seem that the routine has been interrupted, by the process of me developing this composition.
Ikechukwu ModungwoPublished about a month ago in HumansThe Road to Conscious Love
After meeting with my new therapist for the first time since my other had her baby, I was surprised at myself for how I was able to cliffnote my life story in one hour. I feel so grateful that I’m learning how to open myself up and see growth in my healing journey, and it feels really good to feel this secure in myself. This journey has opened my eyes, heart and soul in ways that I never knew I had within. They say that the longest journey in love is from your head to your heart, and this 13-year road to Conscious Love has never been more true of a statement.
Princess LeahPublished 2 months ago in HumansUnlocking Collective Genius: Maximizing Leadership Team Effectiveness
Navigating today's intricate business landscape demands more than just strategic planning and execution; it requires deep alignment within leadership teams, both individually and collectively.
A Beacon of Strength: Celebrating an Inspirational Woman on International Women's Day
International Women's Day is a momentous occasion that transcends borders, celebrating the achievements, resilience, and contributions of women worldwide. As I reflect on the women who have left an indelible mark on my life, one individual stands out as a beacon of strength and inspiration. Her name is Sarah, a remarkable woman whose unwavering spirit and dedication have shaped not only her own narrative but have also illuminated the path for countless others, making her a fitting subject for celebration on this International Women's Day.
KingajmurphyPublished 2 months ago in HumansWhy Women More Resistant to Living Alone Than Men
Living alone, a way of life choice grasped by numerous, can be a freeing involvement for a few but a overwhelming prospect for others. Whereas both men and women explore the complexities of solo living, insights recommend that women may show a better degree of resistance to this course of action compared to men. This marvel piques the interest of analysts and social researchers alike, inciting an investigation into the basic mental components at play.
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Love is a Shitload of Work
Love… is a shitload of work. This is most likely because ‘love’ is a verb and not a nouny feeling like we want to believe. If love were a noun, it would be simpler to understand because nouns are straight forward and honest; self-centered, to be sure, but with a noun you can be certain what kind of person, place, or thing you’re getting.
Judah LoVatoPublished 2 months ago in Humans Promote Peace
Leaders Should Promote Peace The reasons why should be obvious to everyone. With the WORLD currently on the highest level of “Nuclear Alert” than anytime in the history of our planet and the real possibility of a global nuclear war most of us common people are sick of “endless wars.”
John Charles HarmanPublished 2 months ago in HumansHalf Moon
There it hangs, a half moon, abandoned by someone in the corners of the western sky. Above it, a grey-blue canvas stretches out, resembling a weathered piece of grey cloth more than the sky itself. A few feet below it, an inky darkness washes over, similar to a bottomless swamp, a landscape I know as the White Deer Plain. Before me, the city square unfolds in a surreal manner, its shadows wavering.
Jacklyn ParrishPublished 2 months ago in Humans