pop culture
Epic love stories and relationships as depicted in pop culture, though it rarely turns out like that in real life.
how does freelancing work ?
how does freelancing work ? Freelancing is an increasingly popular way for people to supplement their income or even make a living entirely on their own terms. But how does freelancing work? Understanding the fundamentals of freelancing can help you decide if it is the right career path for you. This blog post will provide an introduction to the basics of freelancing, discussing what it is and how it works. (how does freelancing work ?)
By Dal Nuurshe2 years ago in Humans
What is love emotion
What is love emotion Love is one of the most powerful and mysterious emotions we experience as human beings. It is the source of great joy, yet also pain and confusion. In this blog post, we will explore the many different aspects of love and attempt to answer the question: what is love? We will look at the different forms of love, such as romantic, platonic, and familial, and how they can shape our lives. We'll also discuss some of the challenges that come with loving another person, and how to make the most of a relationship.|| Do You Interesting To Loss Weight Fast And Easy|| Click Here || (What is love emotion) [Get His Secret Obsession 100%]
By Dal Nuurshe2 years ago in Humans
My 2 Cents on Andrew Tate
Tate has emerged as a prominent figure in the manosphere, which is an online community wherein men discuss "men's concerns" such as health and fitness, relationships, marriages, money, relationship breakdown, fathers' liberties, and other topics. The manosphere is a location where anti-women and anti-feminist views have gained ground, which is strengthened by a conviction in the innate superiority of males. While these are essential issues to provide aid and support on, the manosphere is also an environment where these notions have gained a foothold.
By Nelis Thuo2 years ago in Humans
Supreme Friendship: What We Can Learn From "Buddies" Ginsburg and Scalia.
Having friends with different ideologies can be beneficial because it allows you to learn and grow as a person. When you interact with people who have different viewpoints, you are exposed to new ideas and ways of thinking. This can help you to see things from different perspectives and can lead to a greater understanding and appreciation of different viewpoints. Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Antonin Scalia may have been on opposite ends of the political spectrum, but that didn't stop them from developing a close personal friendship during their time on the Supreme Court.
By Muhammad Oleolo2 years ago in Humans
Why God Doesn't Answer
I have often wondered why even small plans I make do not succeed. God could have given me that job. He could have helped me if He really loved me. We often think on these lines, don't we? We have a lot of questions we want God to answer much like Job had when he went through crisis untold. He suffered greatly and when his patience ran out, he began to address the Lord of the universe asking for insight into His ways and for an understanding of why He had allowed the events that had plunged his life into darkness.
By Artical Media2 years ago in Humans
Exploring
Recently, I have been exploring. I have not been swinging from tree tops and looking at sunsets in distant lands over strange emerald cliffs. I have not gone to a new art gallery nor have I ventured down a previously unfamiliar walking trail. I have not been listening to new music or going to visit new businesses, and I have not started a new book, though I ought to. No, I have done none of these things that one might normally associate with exploring. Instead, I have been exploring the wonderful world of how to pay my bills.
By Nathaniel-Writes2 years ago in Humans
America’s Head-Scratching Approach in Fighting Addiction
If society is judged by how we treat our most vulnerable, America is failing miserably. We’re struggling with the basic pillars of a healthy society. In large swaths of the country, we’re failing to educate students and pay workers a living wage, let alone provide an aging population with basic healthcare services.
By Bashar Salame2 years ago in Humans
to copy Zadie Smith (or why do we write?)
In Kyiv, books are suddenly everything everywhere all at once. You walk through a familiar area, and your eyes accidentally trip over a new bookshop in place of an old eatery the name and look of which you don’t remember.
By Anton Kutselyk2 years ago in Humans
30-Something Year Old Men Are Not Having As Much Sex As We Thought...I Also Don't Care
The other day I came across this video on TikTok of Trevor Noah on the Daily Show doing one of his between takes where he talks to the audience about a variety of stuff. This ranges from current events to whatever is the latest topic being debated on social media. In this instance, he was talking about an article published by the Washington Post that read men in their 30’s reported on having less sex or rather not as much sex as they would like or what they believed was needed. Basically, the men these days are not getting any and this should raise eyebrows of concern throughout our society. This article seemed to have sparked a lot of conversation between both men and women and one of the main points was how men seemed to behave with a level of entitlement to women’s bodies and right to engage in sexual acts with us.
By Whitney Monyo2 years ago in Humans