humanity

The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.

America’s Recent Attack on Iran – What Happened?
The world was shocked today when news came out that America attacked Iran. This sudden action has created fear and worry in many countries. People are asking what will happen next. The U.S. and Iran have not been friendly for many years, but this attack has made the situation much worse. Many are worried about a new war. Others are thinking about the innocent people who may suffer. Why did this happen? Can this lead to more fighting? This article will explain everything in simple words, so that everyone can easily understand what is going on right now.
By Shahzaibabout a year ago in Journal
New People
I’m sorry but when did I become everyone’s therapist? Why is everyone coming to me? I honestly could not care less about everyone else’s problems. I don’t see them anywhere when I have a problem. It just seems a little fucked up that the same people who are constantly using me for help are never really there when I need the same thing. And why does it seem like it’s always a competition of who has it worse? It just really bothers me that, I always have to be there for certain people, but I can’t tell them about any of the problems I’m having. I can’t talk to them the same way because my problems aren’t as bad. I’m ready to start pulling away. I’m ready to surround myself with people who are willing to put in the same effort. I’m done feeling like and being everyone’s last priority.
By Jasmine Harrisabout a year ago in Journal
Judge Boasberg’s Hammer Falls Hard on Trump’s Inner Circle
If you burn the evidence, don’t be shocked when the fire burns your future. Washington, D.C. — June 18, 2025 A federal judge on Friday ordered Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who is also serving as the acting archivist, to collect any Signal messages belonging to top Trump officials that could be at risk of deletion and to refer those messages to the Department of Justice for further review.
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukunabout a year ago in Journal
How Journaling Changed My Life: A Simple Habit That Transformed My Mental Health
For a long time, I struggled silently with anxiety. Some days, it was manageable—just a low hum in the background. But other days, it felt like I was carrying the weight of a thousand thoughts, all screaming for attention. I knew I needed help, but I didn’t know where to start.
By Izazkhanabout a year ago in Journal
Floating Like A Leaf On The River of...
Monday, June 16th, 2025 I'm sitting this, here in Starbucks, like Thad Beaumont, looking out the window at the trees beyond the light blocker or whatever the heck it is called. I'm really glad that those typing lesson[s] from middle school paid off! Haha.
By Ad-Libbing With The Z-Manabout a year ago in Journal
Are Banks Closed on Juneteenth Holiday?
Juneteenth, also known as Juneteenth National Independence Day, is a federal holiday in the United States that commemorates the end of slavery. Observed annually on June 19, this important day marks a pivotal moment in American history. But as the holiday becomes more widely recognized and celebrated, many people ask:
By Sherif shamsabout a year ago in Journal
Oh my gosh
June 16, 2022 Lake City, Seattle Oh my gosh, Lately, I’ve felt a bit out of control but I don’t mind it. Sometimes the sensation that accompanies that lack of self-consciousness is enjoyable: heart beating faster, blood rising to my temples and cheeks, each breath leaving my nostrils sweet before it hits whatever I’ve selected as the object of my undivided attention. What have I been obsessed with? I’m afraid to tell you.
By Joe Nastaabout a year ago in Journal
Why TDZ PRO Left the Office Behind and What You Can Learn From It
Working remotely is one thing. Working effectively while completely off the grid? That’s a different beast, and TDZ PRO has tamed it.
By Ciarra Guidicelliabout a year ago in Journal
Paul Haggis News: The Comeback Voice Shaping Stories Again. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
If you’ve spent time diving into series like Breaking Bad or been haunted by emotional turns in This Is Us, there’s a chance you’ve unknowingly walked through the storytelling shadow of Paul Haggis. Though not always trending on social media, Paul Haggis news is making waves again—and this time, it’s not about controversy. It’s about contribution.
By Paul Haggis Newsabout a year ago in Journal
I Thought I Was Bad with Money, But I Just Didn't Have Enough
For years, I believed I was terrible with money. I blamed myself every time I overdrafted my account, when my savings never seemed to grow, and when an unexpected bill sent me into a panic spiral. I thought I was irresponsible. Undisciplined. Financially immature.
By HazelnutLatteaabout a year ago in Journal
How Would You Rate Your Overall Happiness?
Why Your Happiness Score Matters More Than You Think How would you rate your overall happiness on a scale of 1 to 10? This seemingly simple question holds a mirror to your entire emotional, mental, and spiritual state. Your happiness level isn’t just a passing mood — it reflects your life satisfaction, mental health, and sense of purpose.
By Sherif shamsabout a year ago in Journal
The Role of the Heart
When a person dies, the last organ to shut down is the heart. History has so often depicted the heart as a fragile thing yet it’s the last thing to keep us truly alive. A braindead patient can be kept alive by machines. You only need one kidney to live. The benefits of a thyroid can be supplemented with medicine. The appendix is widely deemed as more of a burden than helpful. Even the lungs, an organ that gives us the ability to breathe, such an innate part of being alive is one of the first to shut down when one is in the process of dying.
By angelica leslyabout a year ago in Journal