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The best relationship art depicts the highs and lows of the authentic couple.

Perception, Imagination and Reality
“In a Station of the Metro” is concerned above all with imagery: the speaker sees a bunch of people in a subway station and this prompts the speaker to envision petals on a tree branch. This shift is remarkably sudden: in just two lines — a fleeting instant — the speaker sees both petals and a crowd of faces, and manages to vividly convey both images to the reader.
By Shams Saysabout a year ago in Humans
Faith and Faithlessness
On its surface, “The Hollow Men” is not a religious poem. Throughout, however, the speaker makes a series of subtle religious references and allusions. These references suggest that the “hollow men” have lost their connection to God. The speaker thus suggests that they might be restored — become fully human again — if they could regain their faith. At the same time, he also suggests that such renewed faith is impossible for the “hollow men.”
By Shams Saysabout a year ago in Humans
When I Turned 40
When I turned 40, all of the opportunities I squandered started to become very clear. The fog began to lift long enough for the entirety of my 20's and 30's to play out before me. There they were; all of the taught skin and metabolism mixed in with the trips to England and the adventures to New Mexico I didn’t take, all the writing and photography I didn’t pursue. It was like watching the sea swallow a ship almost in slow motion, yet there’s nothing I can do to stop it. The enormity of it was too much for so long, but it's mine to bear. The ship will inevitably be taken under, never to surface again. It’s almost so poetic to watch, I couldn't turn away. Wasted youth. I recall car rides at dusk when I was 16, singing along to Pink Floyd having no fucking clue what “no one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun” truly meant. Lyrics I really had no business reciting. I was so young, worrying about things no 16 year old should be worrying about, wishing I were like my friends, but deep down knowing I never will be.
By Jen Gabout a year ago in Humans
Outside Wellness: Embracing Nature with Training Camps, Running Clubs, and Park Exercises.
The Allure of Open-Air Wellness Practicing outside offers an interesting arrangement of advantages that go beyond actual well-being. The outside air, regular light, and open spaces establish a strengthening climate that propels individuals to remain dynamic. Dissimilar to the bound spaces of an exercise center, open-air settings offer assortment and opportunity, improving general exercise insight.
By Shahanaz Aktherabout a year ago in Humans
The Artist and the Traveler
In the heart of Marrakech, where the call to prayer wove itself into the bustling hum of the city, Layla sat in her small art studio overlooking the Medina. Her brushes danced over the canvas, capturing the play of light and shadow on the vibrant stalls below. Each stroke was a reflection of her passion and yearning—a deep longing for something more than her quiet, solitary life.
By Oumaima Jamilabout a year ago in Humans
Is Painting a Gift?
When I think about painting, the first thing that always comes to my mind is whether painting is a gift or it's something that can be learned and developed over time. We all know people who seem to have a natural talent for it-those who pick up a brush and create something that leaves us speechless. But then again, others with just a bit of practice and patience somehow make them speak beautifully, too. Well, which is correct? Painting-a gift or skill that everyone can learn?
By Charlotte is Here!about a year ago in Humans
Do We Fear Each Other?
Let's be real-fear is something we all experience at one time or another. It is a natural human emotion; it sometimes serves a purpose, like protecting us from danger or urging us to be more cautious. But in relation to how we deal with others, I have been wondering of late: Do we fear each other? And if so, why?
By Charlotte is Here!about a year ago in Humans
Plans to Do in the New Year 2025
The New Year is around the corner, and I can already feel the excitement building. 2025 feels like a fresh start, full of potential and new possibilities. Like many of you, I'm thinking about what I want to achieve, experience, and explore in the upcoming year. So, I thought I'd share a few of the things I'm planning to do in 2025-and maybe, just maybe, they'll inspire you too.
By Charlotte is Here!about a year ago in Humans
Supporting Sustainable Agriculture
As our global population rises, the demand for food increases, putting immense pressure on agricultural systems. Traditional farming practices often rely on methods that deplete natural resources, harm ecosystems, and contribute to climate change. Sustainable agriculture offers a solution—balancing productivity with environmental stewardship to secure a healthier planet for future generations.
By Jacktone Otienoabout a year ago in Humans
How to Be a Green Consumer
In an era where sustainability has become more than just a trend, being a green consumer is no longer optional—it's essential. Climate change, plastic pollution, and overconsumption are pressing global issues that require individual action. By making thoughtful purchasing decisions, you can help protect the environment, support ethical practices, and even save money in the long run. Here's a guide to help you become an ethical shopper while staying stylish, savvy, and sustainable.
By Jacktone Otienoabout a year ago in Humans
Strength Preparing for Everybody: Engaging All Ages and Sexual Orientations.
The Development of Solidarity Preparing By and large, strength preparation was overwhelmingly connected with men, with cultural standards frequently deterring ladies from taking part in weightlifting because of misinterpretations about turning out to be "excessively massive" or losing womanliness. In any case, present-day exploration and promotion have exposed these fantasies, accentuating the all-encompassing advantages of opposition preparation. Ladies and individuals of any age are currently urged to incorporate strength-building preparation into their schedules, perceiving its part in encouraging physical and mental flexibility.
By Shahanaz Aktherabout a year ago in Humans
Discover Meaningful Acts of Service for Your Partner's Love Language
Acts of service are a powerful way to express love and strengthen bonds in a relationship. Understanding how to identify meaningful acts of service tailored to your partner's love language can enhance emotional intimacy and relationship satisfaction. This article will guide you through recognizing these acts and provide practical tips for incorporating them into your daily life.
By Abdul Jamil Nasirabout a year ago in Humans