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Get Used to Rejection
Rejection is never enjoyable nor is it pleasant. It is something you always want to forget immediately and to bury it in the recesses of your brain, never to be thought of or remembered again. However, like death and taxes, I truly believe rejection is an inevitable part of life and it happens to everyone. We can never go through life being accepted for everything or being accepted by everyone. Because rejection is so much a part of our life, it is better to face it head on rather than try to hide from it or ignore it completely.
By Ben W2 years ago in Humans
Quiet People: More Than Meets the Eye. Content Warning.
While quiet people are often viewed as shy or boring, there is actually a lot more to their personality than initially meets the eye. Quiet individuals tend to possess a unique set of advantageous psychological traits that allow them to excel in various ways. Here is a more in-depth look at 15 intriguing traits commonly associated with quiet personalities.
By Ayaz Ali2 years ago in Humans
How do you identify intelligent people based on their behaviour?. Content Warning.
While intelligence is difficult to quantify, there are certain behaviors exhibited by highly intelligent individuals that can give clues to their mental capabilities. Below are some common behavioral traits seen in intelligent people:
By Ayaz Ali2 years ago in Humans
Dream Whispers: Unveiling the Ethical Frontier of Dream Inception. Content Warning.
In the quiet corridors of the Dream Research Institute, Dr. Eleanor Grant hunched over her workstation, surrounded by the soft hum of machines and the flickering glow of computer screens. She was on the brink of a breakthrough in the field of dream manipulation—an experiment that could change the way humans perceived reality.
By Taimoor Khan2 years ago in Humans
Solving loneliness
To live alone in this dense forest and that too of an old lady... it was very surprising for me It is about the time of establishment of Europe... I was staying with my friend in London... One day she said to me, "Let me take you for a walk in the forest." "Not in the forest, baba, I am afraid to go there." "There is little to be afraid of. I will introduce you to my aunt." "Aunt" I asked in surprise.
By Umar Farid 2 years ago in Humans
self-care
I struggle with self-care sometimes. It's a work in progress for me. I'm saying that honestly. It's something I've been working on the past couple months. It's important to take care of yourself because if you're struggling with something, the people around you can sense it and struggle too. That's especially true during the holiday season.
By Chloe Rose Violet 🌹2 years ago in Humans
Unraveling the tapestry of Human Behavior : Exploring the Most Intriguing Facts
The intricacies of our actions, thoughts, and emotions create a rich tapestry that reflects the diversity and depth of the human experience. Human behavior is a complex and fascinating subject that has captivated researchers, psychologists, and thinkers for centuries. In this exploration, we delve into some of the most interesting facts about human behavior, shedding light on the cognitive, social, and emotional aspects that make us uniquely human.
By GHANDOUMY2 years ago in Humans
"Blinking Beauties: Unveiling the Fascinating Gender Disparity in Blink Rates"
Introduction: In the realm of human behavior, where subtleties often reveal intriguing insights into our physiology, there exists an unassuming yet captivating fact: women blink nearly twice as much as men. The seemingly mundane act of blinking, typically associated with the physiological need to lubricate and protect the eyes, unveils a fascinating gender disparity that extends beyond mere ocular function. Join us on a journey into the world of blinking, as we explore the science behind this phenomenon, its potential implications, and the broader context it provides for understanding the intricate dance of gender-specific behaviors.
By fatima zahra ajankar2 years ago in Humans
"The Mighty Tongue: Unveiling the Strength Within"
Introduction: In the intricate tapestry of the human body, each component serves a unique and vital role, contributing to the symphony of life. Amidst the myriad of muscles, sinews, and organs, there exists an unassuming hero—the tongue. While often associated with taste and speech, the tongue harbors a surprising and lesser-known superlative: it is the strongest muscle in the human body. Join us as we delve into the anatomical marvel that is the tongue, exploring its exceptional strength, versatility, and the myriad functions that make it a true powerhouse.
By fatima zahra ajankar2 years ago in Humans
Navigating the Complexities:
Understanding Modern Challenges in Marriage In the dynamic landscape of contemporary relationships, the challenges faced by married couples have evolved significantly. It is crucial to approach discussions about the difficulties faced by wives today with sensitivity and an understanding that each marriage is unique. Let's explore some of the complex issues that can arise, acknowledging that these challenges are not exclusive to one gender but are reflective of the changing dynamics within marriages.
By Kwandokuhle Ndethi2 years ago in Humans
Bite Back:
Unveiling the Unexpected Design Flaws Behind Human Teeth's Surprising Setback. The prevalence of dental issues like cavities and misaligned teeth has become a widespread concern, affecting a significant portion of the global population. Tooth decay, also known as dental caries, stands as the most common and pervasive chronic disease worldwide, with nine out of ten adults over the age of 20 experiencing some degree of tooth decay. Simultaneously, the need for braces is evident in over 4 million people in the United States alone.
By Kwandokuhle Ndethi2 years ago in Humans
Thirst Unleashed
Water exists virtually everywhere, from soil moisture and ice sheets to the cells of our bodies. The average human is between 55 and 60 percent water, depending on factors such as location, body mass index, age, and gender.
By Kwandokuhle Ndethi2 years ago in Humans