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The Truth About People Who Ignore You When You Are Poor
1. When I had nothing — not even a few dollars to buy myself a simple lunch — I noticed how quickly people seemed to disappear from my life. Friends who used to laugh with me, share jokes, and spend time together suddenly stopped replying to my messages. The phone that used to buzz constantly with calls and texts went completely silent.It was shocking and a little hurtful to see how quickly someone could go from being part of the group to just a stranger.
By Bilal khan 2 months ago in Humans
Dear Gianna
Agnieszka writes: I am 32 and I have been with my boyfriend for almost two years. Our relationship is amazing. We always understand each other, we resolve conflict in such a healthy way. He is easy to love and makes me feel easy to love. He’s my lover and my best friend. However, we do have a problem: he’s always told me that he doesn’t want children, ever. At the beginning of the relationship I was OK with it, because I thought I didn’t want to throw away something so precious. But now, the more the clock ticks, the more the idea of giving up on motherhood forever scares me.
By Gianna2 months ago in Humans
Top 7 Skills Every Entrepreneur Should Master. AI-Generated.
Introduction Entrepreneurship is more than just starting a business — it’s about turning ideas into impact. Successful entrepreneurs are not born; they are shaped through learning, experience, and adaptability. While passion and vision are essential, mastering certain key skills can be the real difference between success and struggle. Whether you’re launching a startup or scaling your business, developing these seven crucial skills will help you navigate challenges and lead with confidence.
By Muhammad Irfan Afzal2 months ago in Humans
When the Early Stages of Long Distance Dating Hit Hard
Long-distance dating has a unique rhythm—one that’s both thrilling and emotionally demanding. When we enter the early stages of long distance dating, the excitement of new love often collides with the reality of separation. These first few months can hit harder than expected, leaving us juggling hope, longing, and uncertainty. The distance tests us, but it also shows how close and committed we are.
By Relationship Guide2 months ago in Humans
Self Healing Journey
Once trauma strikes, it can be hard to recover. I survived domestic violence, leaving me to restart my life at 36 years old. Over the last 3 and a half years, I have been working on healing. In that time, self-reflection has helped me realize what got me into the bad situations I was in. I am finally starting to see results from all of my efforts. If you put in the work, you will too.
By Kristine Franklin2 months ago in Humans
Living Your Purpose
We are living in a world that is in constant flux, and at times can be somewhat difficult to recognize in comparison to the way that things were, not so long ago, and as the changes continue to increase not only in relation to how quickly they take place, but how comprehensive the changes that are taking place manifest.
By Kaylon Forsyth2 months ago in Humans
Can Group Coloring Sessions Improve Social Connectedness?
In a world with ever-increasing screen time, stress, and social distance, finding ways to reconnect has become more critical than ever. Of course, technology keeps people in touch, but shared laughter, conversation, and creativity can't be fully substituted when people get together in person. One surprisingly powerful tool for building these social bonds is something many of us loved as children: coloring.
By Shenal Jay2 months ago in Humans
The Hidden Truth of Feminine Maturity
I was taught to chase empowerment by building walls. To be strong by being separate. To protect myself through independence.
By Randolphe Tanoguem2 months ago in Humans
I Spent 7 Days Without Money
I woke up on Monday morning and reached for my wallet… but it was empty. There was no money at all. Even my phone apps, which I usually use to pay for things, didn’t work. My heart raced — how would I eat, go places, or do anything without money? I felt worried, excited, and curious all at the same time. Could I really live a whole week without spending any money? I didn’t know it yet, but this small task would teach me big lessons — about money, about people, and about life. Along the way, I would see kind actions from others, find smart ways to solve problems, and think about what is truly important in life.
By Bilal khan 2 months ago in Humans
Would you love a pornstar? . Content Warning.
Ask yourself: Could you ever date a pornstar? I’ve put this question to several friends— context may be important to declare— these friends admitted to consuming pornography with some regularity.
By Sam Spinelli2 months ago in Humans
She Thought the Letter Was from Me… But It Wasn’t
The Letter: It arrived on a Monday, plain white envelope, no stamp, no return address. Emma picked it up from her desk, her brow furrowed. “It’s from him,” she whispered, assuming it was me.
By Zeenat Chauhan2 months ago in Humans
The Dark Side of T2D
As I type, I’m trying very, very hard to keep my temper under control. Unfortunately, it’s not for any good reason. I’ve been holding (relatively) steady with Type 2 Diabetes for eight years now. I’ve slipped a bit; I slid into depression during COVID lock down, and again after last year’s election results. I’ve gone from a pre-diabetic 6.4 A1C to an 8.2 A1C as of two weeks ago, so I’ve got to get my act in gear.
By Meredith Harmon2 months ago in Humans