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Romance without love
"Tamara? Ignatyevna, I think you like sweets, don't you? ..." "What else can I do, Timofey? Andreyevitch..." It was winter outside. I haven't seen such a cold winter for a long time. Or in October, it blew a strong wind, under the swirl of snow. The whole day and night, the snow did not stop, the wind did not quiet. It's no use trying to clear the snow from the trail now. It was very cold and hard to get to the road.
By guli3 years ago in Humans
if humans could hibernate
It would be interesting if humans could hibernate. If human beings can hibernate, at the end of autumn, supermarkets can make a fortune. People would flock to the supermarket and wipe out everything they could eat. Because during hibernation, most people wake up hungry. So hungry, who would go to the supermarket so far? Even if I got to the supermarket, I couldn't get in, because there was a long queue at the cashier, and it had been four or five hours after I left the supermarket. Waiters also have to take turns working because they also have to buy food.
By Luna卢娜3 years ago in Humans
10 Signs a Woman Needs to Love Herself That Indicate Low Self-Esteem
In order to support those who are important to us and ourselves, it is critical to be aware of the warning symptoms of low self-esteem in women.
By berry li3 years ago in Humans
How to get out of lovelorn quickly?
Many people experience body aches, choking, depression, and even a near-death experience after a breakup, and these feelings are not hypocritical. According to researchers at Columbia University, the pain we feel when we're broken in love can be as painful as a burn or a broken arm. For a fully invested relationship, lovelorn is definitely not a small thing.
By Baron3 years ago in Humans
The college life
Autumn season, cinnamon fragrance, we take parents' hope, hope female Chengfeng's ardent expectations, loaded with "learn not fame oath not return" ambition, carrying a heavy suitcase, with infinite enthusiasm and look forward to the university.
By Aaron3 years ago in Humans
As good as it gets
As good as it gets Through the ages, countless wise people twinkle in the vast sky of knowledge, shaping a great and infinite life, sigh with regret, "the road is long, I will go up and down and search" interpretation of their constant pursuit, brilliant behind, is the giant's choice of progress, toward the direction of perfection...
By Aaron3 years ago in Humans
Christian theory of human nature and Confucian theory of human Nature and legalist theory of human nature
The theory of human nature has been discussed since ancient times. In the pre-Qin period, the theory of goodness of nature, represented by Confucius and Mencius of Confucianism, holds that human nature is good, and acquired learning and education is to keep people's innate goodness.
By Rico Jone3 years ago in Humans
Human nature is evil - the essence of human nature
Everyone is evil. No doubt you are surrounded by people who eat meat but don't spit bones. A nightmare in human skin! You see good people around you, they are good, not they are born good, how good a person is terrible! There is only a thin layer of paper between the good and the evil. Any bowl of rice noodles, a table, a meal, a seat, or even a look, may cause an argument! Blood spatter five steps, this is the most direct expression of chivalrous culture. There has always been a tradition of pulling out a knife to help the road. You have more or less encountered these things at ordinary times. It's just a trifle, not worth mentioning.
By Rico Jone3 years ago in Humans
Journal Your Heart Out – 3 Journaling Techniques for Improved Mental Health
Well, yes and no. There are multiple journaling tactics that offer different benefits depending on your needs, goals, and personal style. Some techniques work well for some, while others might find different systems fit better with their lifestyle.
By Rachel Gray3 years ago in Humans
When Your Child, Your Sibling Or Friend Has Covid What Do You Do?
My brother died in March of 2021 with covid. Most of our seven children have had covid and survived. My brother was only 48 years old. He left behind 4 daughters and a grandson. We have seven children. Our children are fast approaching 50. Our youngest is in her 30's yet. The others are all in their 40's.
By Denise E Lindquist4 years ago in Humans
The Hug
The Hug The next day couldn’t get here fast enough. I just couldn’t wait to get to school to give back this device to Jackie and to see the expression on her face when she sees that it was fixed. I’ve seen Jackie smile a few or more times and she has the most beautiful smile I have ever seen. Her smile is what I would call ‘enchanting’. It is something that draws me to her to the point where I just can’t even fathom looking away. I guess in a way, her smile is magical. I know all this may seem a bit cliché’, but she had the whole package and it was very difficult to not notice this.
By Patrick Bramer4 years ago in Humans
Indie Roundtable Read: First Contact
What image does the word author conjure in your mind? A recluse holing out in the mountains, who probably hasn't slept or been outside for days, and is surrounded by papers, a horde of cats, empty cups of coffee, and maybe a typewriter? Sorry to disappoint, but that's not the trendy author look anymore. With the boom of social media, podcasting and livestreaming, authors of all kinds all over the world have unleashed other sides of their creativity - and now more than ever.
By Marie Sinadjan4 years ago in Humans