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Empathy Is Powerful Than Sympathy
Empathy is one of the most precious virtues in human relationships. Putting yourself in another's shoes is a clear definition of empathy . This ability to be empathetic is an aspect that can be developed, like any other social skill, but in the same way it can practically be nullified if it is not properly promoted, especially in children.
By Faraz4 years ago in Humans
I Was Bullied...
I was bullied a little as a child, but I wasn’t smart enough to realize it. I got called 4-eyes, but I just thought that meant I could see better then everyone else.
By Sara Larca4 years ago in Humans
27 More Minutes
My Dad was a jokester, he had been his whole life. He was a very funny man and could always make everyone laugh. He would do random triple lutz in the living room and handstands in the backyard with me, even as an older man, I'm talking into his 60's.
By Jodi L Wright4 years ago in Humans
Manage Your Time Better At Home to Be Effective
What might manifest to you if your home life changed into a greater organization than it is proper now? Can paintings-lifestyles stability be performed? What is the equipment at our disposal? Could scheduling appointments and maintaining them at domestic help our shop time and prioritize?
By Mehedi Hasan Shawon4 years ago in Humans
Abuser Abused
Even though you may have a tendency to be more of a victim than a victimizer, or vice versa, it is important to understand that in many respects there is significant overlap. This is true for several reasons:
By Obajuwon Israel4 years ago in Humans
As Darkness Descends
It’s bizarre how even supposedly “educated” people are paranoid, distrustful, & not believing in science. A few days ago, I discovered & shared with some of my e-mail contacts a video https://weather.com/health/video/researchers-find-dangerous-chemicals-in-natural-gas-used-in-homes which warns of the danger of cooking with gas in one’s home due to the chemicals released & left by the burning gas. Its explosive qualities & the danger of leaks were not even mentioned, although in this day & age I would not take anything for granted as being “common knowledge.”
By Vytas Stoskus4 years ago in Humans
The potential risks of allowing children access to the internet
While some parents may consider themselves good with technology, a surprising number admit to having a lack of knowledge when it comes to keeping their children safe online. According to figures produced by Ofcom and quoted by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) of those homes in which children have access to the internet almost half of parents (48%) with children in the 5 to 15 age range think they know less about the internet than their children do. This rises to 70% of parents of 12-15 year olds. In addition, 33% of children age 12 to 17 claim their parents do not know what they do online (Ofcom 2011).
By Gina Stefan4 years ago in Humans
F&ck Perfection
Perfect can be defined as something without flaws or imperfections. Here's a little secret, nothing and nobody is perfect. So if that's the case why are we constantly striving for it? Why are we constantly trying to be perfect. Here's the secret, we've all done things we aren't proud of, we all have regrets and we've all hurt people over the course of our lives. So again why are we constantly striving for it? We need to stop striving for perfection because its not realistic. There is no such thing as perfect. Nothing is without flaws. Everything has flaws. So we need to stop thinking there is a concept of perfection. What can we do instead? We can do our best at everything we do and make great strides towards positive changes. Perfection is not realistic. So we need to embrace our imperfections and understand that they make us who we are. They add to our personalities and make us loved even more by those around us. If everyone was perfect the world would be extremely boring. We also wouldn't have the chance to learn lessons that will help us in the long run and make us stronger people. We need to make mistakes. How else are we going to learn? We can't learn by being perfect. As much as mistakes hurt we have to make them.
By Amanda Nicole4 years ago in Humans
The #1 Hook a Scammer Used to Almost "Get" Me
It never occurred to me that I could be the victim of a scammer. I am too smart and savvy to get scammed. I’m not one of those sweet, trusting old ladies who believe that a long-lost uncle in India (I’ve done the Ancestry DNA thing — not a drop of Indian blood) has left me millions of $$ if I wire him a handling fee of $5,000. I mean, seriously, who falls for such nonsense?
By Joan Gershman4 years ago in Humans
Loyalty is not a personality trait.
There was a time when, I too, would label ‘loyalty’ as one of the qualities a man would ideally tick off my list of ‘attractive personality traits’ before I considered him as a potential partner. Among loyalty were other things such as ‘he should love me’ and ‘he should respect me as an equal’.
By Ruby Dhal4 years ago in Humans
How to be Sociable to Increase Family Happiness
There are many ways to be sociable with other people. Some ways to be sociable include scheduling time to spend with friends and family. Others are more challenging, such as having outdoor activities or taking on a project around the house. Whatever you do, be sure to incorporate activities that you can do together as a family. Here are a few tips to get you started. You may also be interested in learning about different cultures and customs, or joining a social network.
By Yogesh Sawant4 years ago in Humans
Don't Think These Toxic Relationship Traits Are Normal
Unfortunately, there was no course in school or university that taught students how to have a successful relationship or how to select a partner who makes them happy.
By Michael V4 years ago in Humans