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Why Won't Millennials Get Married?
Recently, I’ve noticed a huge spike in the amounts of videos, poems, and articles about how millennials—and I use this term cautiously, since it is often used to infantilize a generation of people who could be well into their thirties—are no longer interested in love.
By Ex Oh8 years ago in Humans
Kalina Hyde
When I first met Kalina, I hadn't said a word to her and I was already terrified. Mostly because on a scale of one to ten she's like a twenty five and I'm a negative six. She was head guard and had been working at Soak Ya since it opened; so, that made her a million times more important than I'd ever be. And to make matters worse, I was a new guard. (And now that I'm an old guard I understand the rep that comes with the term new guard. Trust me...it's not all that great)
By something wilde8 years ago in Humans
The Truth About Cheating
Today, we're going to be talking about what happens when someone cheats on you. But regardless of whether or not you've been cheated on, this will help you move forward after a breakup in a healthier way.
By Kyle Kong8 years ago in Humans
Cameron Ryan Gustman
I had to use Cameron's full name because if I didn't you wouldn't understand the importance of this chapter. They say you're supposed to save the best for last, but I was certain that I couldn’t wait that long to write this one.
By something wilde8 years ago in Humans
Worst Date Ever!
As a child, I thought that when I grew up, I would meet the man of my dreams. Fall madly in love, get married, and settle down. With the white picket fence nonsense. However, I think we all know that fairy tales do not exist or so I quickly discovered after turning 18. Now I’m 28 and still trying to find mister right. Guess it’s safe to say that my taste in men has room for improvement.
By Alyssa Horn8 years ago in Humans
Side Door. Top Story - February 2018.
Do you remember the night we met? We barely said a word, just danced. You asked for my name and I told you. I asked for yours, you replied, but the music drowned it out. Later you'd tell me how every time you looked at me I'd blush. Your fingertips pressed into my skin, your kiss was addictive. My heart was racing, no one had ever touched me like that, wanted me like that. I liked it.
By writing8 years ago in Humans
Izzy Barnes
Wild is my favorite word. It encompasses a senseless, lawless freedom that I craved long before I could even breathe. Wild is the waves of the ocean, wild is the stars scattered across an endless night sky. Wild is the primal nature that grows within every human. Wild is insatiable, wild is untamable. Wild is, and will forever be, the greatest gift the world has ever seen.
By something wilde8 years ago in Humans
The End of an Era
This archive of letters once meant everything to me. Everyday I rushed to the mailbox hoping to find one of these babies waiting for me. Of course, these in this photo only span back to the last eight or so years. The archive would have been much larger except over the last 22 years and moving around as much as I had. I ended up losing some. These letters were from my once true love, Kevin.
By Sarah Toto8 years ago in Humans
What Nobody Told Me About Break-Ups
You never really see it coming. One day you're sitting on your old, worn-down couch that could barely fit the two of you, with your head leaning on his shoulder; the next, you're sitting on that same couch, only everything feels different. What once felt like a couch made for an ant, now feels like a couch meant for an elephant with space you can't fill on your own. That shoulder you leaned on is absent and propping you up is that near-empty box of tissues as you're wrapped in the blanket that smells ever so slightly like him.
By Julia M8 years ago in Humans
Letter to My Ex
To my ex: The times that I think about you get less and less. I am 99.9 percent over you. The .1 percent I don't think will ever go away. I will always have love for you. But I am not in love with you. I also don't care for you the way I did anymore. It still amazes me that someone who was such a big part of your life just becomes a face you know in the crowd and distant memories. That you go from talking every second of every day before you even got together, to not talking at all.
By Collen Patrice8 years ago in Humans
Getting a Sugar Daddy to Give You Money Is Not That Difficult
Sugar babies, who are new to this, may find it hard to get sugar daddies showering them with money and other gifts as they would wish to. However, sugar daddies pride themselves on their ability to be philanthropic and give the more exceptional things in life to sugar babies. The most common fear is appearing materialistic and overly dependent when it comes to asking for money directly from these men. Here we have tips that will help you to quickly and freely get him to give you money and everything else that you need without too much of a hustle.
By Alice E.8 years ago in Humans
10 Myths About Dating an Asian Guy: Debunked
I should probably start this by prefacing that there are many stereotypes about Asian guys and girls as a whole that are both viable and outlandish, all at the same time. There are also loads of other articles out there about how the cultural upbringing of Asian men might make them less attractive to women in general—even Asian women. Sure, Asian men are generally stereotyped as less masculine, portrayed to show more emotions, and be a bit gentler than the men of other cultures, while Asian women are generally stereotyped to be quiet, exotic, and cute. But Asians are by far not a "weak" culture...so what's the real deal with these stereotypes?!
By Delilah Jayde8 years ago in Humans