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What You Need to Do for a Serious Relationship
We all carry within us the traces of past experiences. Some of us have the feeling that we have forgotten them, others, on the contrary, often appear in the center of our consciousness, awakening even today emotions perhaps as strong as when we lived them. Others we remember without being accompanied by an emotional experience.
By Asher Crosby4 years ago in Humans
The TV and Its Dangers
"This production may contain moderate violence, non-sexual nudity, vulgar language." The warnings that precede the release of productions not recommended for minors show a profound confusion of adults about the table of values of the world in which we live.
By Greg Cordova4 years ago in Humans
The History of Dance
Dance is as old as the most primitive human societies: in the regions inhabited by primitives, the only building that, by its importance, differs from the other humble huts of the village is the one where individuals gather to dance.
By Carlos Chapman4 years ago in Humans
Are Distance Relationships, Possible or Not?
Many of those who form a couple or a family has to leave their home to work in the province or abroad. When there is love, the physical distances disappear. Some so many people continue to love each other by phone, email, or letters!
By Greg Cordova4 years ago in Humans
Let's Talk About Dream Interpretation
Dreams have always aroused the interest of people from all walks of life. Scientists have found in this problem a wide field of experiments and theories. In the following, we will briefly present a study by Prof. H. Roger, who researched the story of dreams for years.
By Carlos Chapman4 years ago in Humans
What Are Dreams?
"Life is a dream," once said a poet, but closer to the truth is he who said that dreams are life itself. We do not need to get lost in occult and mystical speculations to clarify the notion of dreams. Man's knowledge of his body and soul has gone far enough today that we can establish and delimit the biological headquarters of the dream.
By Carlos Chapman4 years ago in Humans
Let's Talk About Sadness
We all feel unhappy at some point as a result of a change in our lives, the loss of a loved one, as Freud put it, as a result of "everyday misery." The painful feelings that accompany these conditions are normally necessary and transient, but they can also be a great opportunity to improve our personal lives.
By Greg Cordova4 years ago in Humans
Do You Love Or Are You In Love?
To love vs. to be in love The fear of loneliness generates many of our actions. Spring, one of the answers to this anxiety, is the search for love. Not surprisingly, we are interested in various "arts of love." But often we are not paying attention to what it means to master an art: a long apprenticeship.
By Bob Smith4 years ago in Humans
Communication Is The Real Key
Nothing is better for morale than a "gossip" about light or more serious topics. Talking about our worries, our pains, and worries, we get rid of our nervous tension. There is only one condition imposed on this pleasure that costs us nothing: you must choose your interlocutor well!
By Bob Smith4 years ago in Humans
The Seven Types of Cold
As a Canadian, I am often asked, “Why?” This question, of course, confuses me until I realize that the person who poses it wants a clear answer about the weather. Over the last week, winter has asserted itself in my adopted hometown of Hampstead, Quebec (a Montreal suburb with more quiet than I deserve). Ice is now hidden under a dusting of snow, and it is very hard to take a step without the feeling that you are about to connect to pavement and asphalt in a very painful and intimate way. I do understand why the question exists.
By Kendall Defoe 4 years ago in Humans
Coronasomnia. It's real and trust me, it's out to get you.. Top Story - January 2022.
Lack of sleep has always been a common issue for me, of course; it isn’t necessarily an issue for everyone. Well, it wasn’t necessarily an issue for everyone until the pandemic.
By Ceo Of Dying4 years ago in Humans
It's Time to Make a Change for the Better
Playing the Blame Game I do not tolerate well people who push the blame on someone else, other than themselves, for things that go wrong in their life. I know a few people who act this way and realize their parents were not the best examples to follow. So why continue the same pattern? You are not obligated to do the same as your parents did. I believe we are responsible for the way our life turns out. Yes, we all have problems and not everyone had a perfect childhood. We all have encountered hard times and struggles. But we learned from those struggles - or some of us did. Most of us realize where the problem stems from and take action to avoid repeating the same situations. The issue lies when some people never attempt to correct it, even when they know that there is a problem and what the root of the problem is.
By Debbie4 years ago in Humans