Ron C

Joined December 2024

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Creating awesomeness with a pen. Follow me at https://twitter.com/isumch

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12 Peculiar Ways to Get Over Your Ex
Getting over an ex honestly feels like dismantling a tiny universe within you. One day, you’re orbiting their world, and suddenly you’re free-floating, untethered in a kind of emotional space. It sucks.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in Humans
The Human Touch Will Always Win
You know, people worry that AI writing tools are going to wipe them out. But here’s the thing: AI doesn’t feel. And writing, at its core, is about connecting with human emotions. AI can string together coherent sentences, sure. It can mimic a formal tone or even generate catchy slogans. But can it write the kind of story that gives you goosebumps? Or the kind of email that genuinely makes someone want to hit reply and say, “Wow, that resonated with me”? No. It can analyze sentiment all day long, but it can’t feel the nuance behind the words.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in FYI
322 Angel Number Meaning Explored
You know what’s crazy? Lately, I’ve been running into the number 322 everywhere—on clocks, receipts, license plates—and it feels like the universe is trying to tell me something. If you know anything about angel numbers, you’ll get that it’s not just a coincidence. Numbers like this carry a heavy weight, like a secret language between us and the divine. So I did some digging and soul-searching to figure out what the heck angel number 322 means. Turns out, it’s a pretty powerful mix of spiritual energy, encouragement, and guidance.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in Longevity
Is there a child inside everyone?
Is there a kid inside everyone? I think about this a lot, honestly. At times, when I'm caught laughing at a childish meme or I'm mesmerized by a sunset I can't take my eyes off of, I feel it - this innocence, this little spark of life that refuses to grow up. Maybe you've felt it too. That uncontainable urge to giggle in a serious meeting, the way your whole body lights up at the sound of an ice cream truck, or those moments you catch yourself daydreaming like you did back in school. That's the kid. I think they never really leave.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in Lifehack
Who is a Perfect 10?
What makes someone a "perfect 10"? You hear that phrase thrown around—it’s in songs, magazines, locker rooms, social media captions. But when you actually try to define it, the whole concept begins to wobble under its own weight. Society's idea of a "perfect woman" is as slick and shallow as Instagram filters, almost always linked to beauty by incredibly narrow standards. So, here's the real question: is a perfect 10 just good genes and a gym membership? Or is it something deeper, something the world doesn't always see as clearly? Sometimes I think the women hailed as "perfect" in society aren’t even close to perfect when we redefine the criteria. Let me break that down with a mix of the spiritual, the historical, and truth sliced right out of my own personal observations.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in Confessions
A Happy Birthday Letter to Boyfriend
My Love, Happy Birthday, my heart's eternal joy! Today is such a beautiful reminder of the day God breathed His life into you. "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future" (Jeremiah 29:11). You've not just been a blessing to me but to everyone who's touched by your warmth, your kindness, and your relentless strength. Every day, I thank God for writing a love story in which our paths crossed. His timing, as always, is perfect.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in Confessions
The Real Meaning of “She Used to Be Mine” By Sara Bareilles
"She Used to Be Mine" is one of those songs that feels as if it looks you in the eye and reads every emotion you've been hiding. It’s raw, messy, tender—an anthem for those moments when you stand in front of the mirror and barely recognize yourself. There’s a kind of sacredness to that moment of honesty when you admit: I don’t know this person anymore, but I know she’s me.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in Longevity
Padmavati or Cleopatra? Whom to Choose as a Life Partner
If I had to choose between Padmavati and Cleopatra as a partner, I’d feel like I was stuck between two universes, each one pulling at my soul in completely different ways. On one hand, you have Padmavati, the Rajput queen whose life was defined by her unwavering sense of honor and sacrifice. On the other, Cleopatra, the queen of Egypt, a woman equally defined by her charisma, ambition, and ability to bend the world’s most powerful men to her will. The decision would boil down to whether I was looking for serenity rooted in dharma or passion fueled by sheer magnetism and power.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in Confessions
15 Signs to Tell a Woman Lacks Moral Compass
When it comes to identifying if someone lacks a moral compass, actions—more than words—speak volumes. Let me take you through 15 signs that might indicate a woman has strayed far from the principles of integrity, empathy, and accountability.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in Confessions
15 Science-Backed Ways To Become a More Attractive Woman
Attractiveness isn’t just about how you look — it’s about how you feel, how you carry yourself, and the energy you bring into a space.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in Confessions
8 Little Things That Make Your Love Grow Stronger
Love is built on the obvious things — the grand gestures, the romantic proclamations, the vows — but, honestly, it’s the overlooked, often humbler moments that truly strengthen it. It’s in the routine, the small sacrifices, and even the silent prayers we make on someone else’s behalf. I’ve come to realize that love isn’t only in the fireworks; sometimes, it’s in the whisper of a single match strike, barely noticed but incredibly warm.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in Confessions
The No-Labels Approach to Dating
There’s something refreshing about the no-labels approach to life. To me, it feels like a way to reclaim freedom — freedom to simply be.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in Confessions