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From Hero to Zero - Why Do We Fall Out of Love?
Do you remember those first heady days of falling in love when the world looked and felt such an exciting place, full of joy and wonder?
By Rosy Gee4 years ago in Humans
Tips for Healthy Communication and Durable Relationships
Tips for Healthy And Balanced Interaction The Collaboration Method is a basic and also useful structure for precisely how to think of in addition to getting in touch with the people that are close to you. Below are my top 5 pointers to ensure healthy and balanced as well balanced communication as well as likewise construct resilient relationships:
By Arabella Walker4 years ago in Humans
Break Free and Take the Plunge. Top Story - October 2021.
Leaving a relationship can sometimes feel like jumping off the edge of a cliff. But it needn’t be scary — with some forethought and planning — you can take the plunge. I should know; I have done it twice. Once, after 23 years of marriage, and the second, after spending 10 years in a toxic relationship.
By Rosy Gee4 years ago in Humans
Subjects that a lot of people hate and I didn’t know about it
Dear writers/readers, even I was amazed at the number of people who hate these topics and most of the time I write about them and I haven't had good results because a lot of people hate the topics.
By Dalmy Alves4 years ago in Humans
Humility and Wisdom in Public Debates
Have you ever been so sure of something only to find out you were wrong and what you thought was correct was misinformation? How have you reacted? Have you clung to your previous ignorant position or admitted that you were wrong?
By Dean Gee4 years ago in Humans
THE INVISIBLE COST OF TRAUMA
My two trees are finally the same height after many years, but the one on the left has now been invaded by an invasive weed. The one on the right still looks healthy and perfect. I have been watching these trees grow since a major snow storm knocked one down a few years ago. Because they were planted at the same time an in the same soil, their histories were almost identical until that storm.
By Shamaine Daniels4 years ago in Humans
Best ways to start online drop shipping business
Dropshipping is operated by a supplier who takes over the ownership, storage, and replenishment of a company's products. Without suppliers, the downturn company will no longer have products to be sent to customers and will cease to exist.
By Sonia Shrestha 4 years ago in Humans
Does life really have to be that stressful?
Let's begin with our mind and body, shall we? Is all that is happening to us really happening? Or are we just molding it to be the more intense situation than it actually appears? Some individuals would say, "I am reacting exactly how I am supposed to act". And others will admit, "I may be overreacting but, aren't my feelings valid?". Now, my personal response to that is, "Yes, your feelings are valid; however, there is room for improvement when it comes to your perspective". What I mean by this is that it is not always necessary to make a mountain out of a molehill. This process starts with us being more self-aware of how our body and mind react to certain situations. For example, some people may realize that when they are surrounded by a crowd of people; also known as claustrophobia, they get extremely anxious. Sometimes they even feel paranoid that someone might harm that individual or others. So, if you are the type of person that knows this about yourself, then some activities such as going to a concert might not be the best idea. Adversely, I would suggest doing what is called exposure therapy to try and counteract these feelings.
By Natalie Lewandowski4 years ago in Humans
IF YOU SEE SOMETHING SAY SOMETHING
By now we have all heard about, or read about what happened to Gabby Petito. Gabby was 22 years old when her parents reported her missing. What unfolded after that was the videotape of the police officers pulling over her white van while she was sitting in the passengers seat.
By Lilli Adams4 years ago in Humans
A Letter to You
Try your best not to wake up three times in the middle of the night. Mom and dad fight enough as it is, you don’t need to cause another fight about who gets more sleep than the other. Try not to make a mess when they change your diaper, this only makes for embarrassing stories to be told at parties when you’re older, trust me. When learning to walk, don’t reach out to grab the corners of furniture or walls; life moves fast, so you better get used to learning at the same speed. On the day of your fourth birthday, please try to refrain from taking scissors to your curly brown hair. Mom gets rather flustered and does a worse job trying to fix your impromptu haircut than you could’ve done yourself.
By c4 years ago in Humans
Stop Expecting and Start Living Your Lives
We all are living our lives, full of expectations. Any action we perform is bound to have a component of expectation in it. Even if you help a person, your mind will start expecting a return gesture in the future from the same person. And if by chance you are unable to receive the same gesture in return, you tend to develop hatred for the person.
By Adarsh Kumar Singh4 years ago in Humans
Responsibility the guardian of freedom
Our anticipation of freedom or free will is for the most part unpretentious. We perceive freedom as a necessity. A human right so to speak. People should be incline to the pursue of individual liberty. And this isn't something that I think anyone will disagree with. it is comprehensible that without free will non of the achievement that we have made so far could have been Achievable. So by looking at this narrative, it is easy to identify what it is that we thing when we talk about freedom. We see it as a necessity because it is the mean of performing any measures both on an individual and on a collective level.
By alain Junior4 years ago in Humans