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Childhood woes
There comes a time in our lives where we have to come face to face with our childhoods. No matter the walks of life we are in. And learning to live with the after-effects is sometimes the hardest thing to do. I have been on a said journey lately. And while I wouldn’t know, it was a walk in the park, except maybe Jurassic Park. I have figured and learned things about myself that have helped me understand my parents. Also understanding my husband, which has strengthened our marriage. And what they went through. And causes quite a change, especially relationship-wise.
By Emily Edwards5 years ago in Humans
How To Build Excellent Email Etiquette
Writing formal emails becomes a challenge when our minds hunt in hunger for the best words to use. When it comes to enquiring and expressing, it is important to craft words of value. What I mean is every word should work in a unique way to create positive meanings for the reader. A writer and speaker’s ability to use the right word at the right time marks confidence and professionalism.
By Dharan Murali5 years ago in Humans
Artistic Solace
The modern concept of, "me time" hasn't been something I've been able to fully perfect, let alone practice much of. Spending time working on hobbies, honing in on crafts, or even creating for creation's sake has always been something that I do for others. Ask me how many self-portraits I have, and I'll tell you I created one during a state of depression after feeling very alone and abandoned. Not being able to create for anyone else, I made something of my own, for my own. It never felt natural, and it didn't fulfill me.
By Joannis Rodon5 years ago in Humans
To express one's emotions in the right way is to be truly complete
My cousin left her job for three years, and asked me to go shopping with her on weekends. I thought I'd see her with a sad face, but on the contrary, my cousin swept away her former depression, and the whole person was in high spirits, which made me look confused.
By weijailiu5 years ago in Humans
Dear Younger Me,
Dear Younger Me, What would I tell you if I could travel back? Would I warn you of the pain ahead or the mistakes you will make?
By Jessica Freeborn5 years ago in Humans
5 Ways Outdoor Adventures Can Improve Your Relationships
It has long been proven that adventure is a kind of aphrodisiac. According to some studies, most people look for couples who share their passion for outdoor activities, and the chances of a successful date on the best hookup sites are increased by using outdoor adventure photos.
By Sherry Kimball5 years ago in Humans
What tickles women most is that men don't give it, but feelings will last for a long time
Emotion needs to be matched by giving and getting. If you only give or get, the final result will not be too good. For women, in love, the more intelligent and emotional intelligence a woman is, the more she can see her role and position, the more she can find the balance at both ends of love, and she won't be pampered and arrogant.
By yahoo.com5 years ago in Humans
There's Only One Question: What Do You Want to Suffer For?
The first Noble Truth from the Buddha is “Life is suffering.” I mean, come on, he stuck it right up there at the top of the list, no messing around or softening the blow. Damn.
By Jamie Jackson5 years ago in Humans
Being Yourself
Being the best you that you possibly can be is hard when your own internal voice says you can't. I deal with internal doubt even when my face says otherwise. I am my own worst critic & when I am criticized or fail, I beat myself up about it. It has been this way for majority of my life. It has gotten to the point that I don't even think about how I beat myself up mentally and emotionally, it’s just an instinctive reaction...Like I'm in an emotional abusive relationship with myself.
By Melanie Carr5 years ago in Humans
The reverie of time
Time is ethereal, empty, distant, silent. Like fog, but fog can be hidden, but it can never be seen. Confucius lamented that it was like water, and his son said on the Sichuan River, "The deceased is like a husband, and he doesn't give up day and night!" It is because water is sometimes ruthless, and it can swallow people up in huge waves and lose their lives. Time can also make people grow old in the quiet flow, and close their eyes regretfully in the tears of their loved ones.
By Raisa Rheda5 years ago in Humans
5 Ways to Improve Communication
Ever felt your communication style is monotonous? Do you often feel you don't have that charm when it comes to talking to people? And lastly, have you ever felt you just can't do anything about it? Well, worry not! Because you will soon be answering NO to that last question I just asked.
By Akshar Goyal5 years ago in Humans
Follow The Love Not The Money
I have one or two golden rules in life, and one of them is if you look after the love the money will follow. And even if it doesn't you still have the love. And that is a priceless commodity. Look out on the world around you, close your eyes and listen for the call, the call to dedicate your life to something for the love of it, not for the money.
By Liam Ireland5 years ago in Humans