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"Alone" doesn't always mean "lonely"
Recently I saw a TikTok of a girl crying on a train while looking at an elderly man who was sitting alone, adjacent to her. (I'm not going to post it here because it was from a smaller creator, and I don't want to indirectly send hate their way.) The caption was praising this girl (the poster's sister) for having such a huge heart for feeling compassion for an old man. Other comments were praising her for being an empath and understanding his "pain" so much.
By Jennifer Childers4 years ago in Humans
The Importance of Mentors
Mentors play an important role in my life. They provide guidance, support, and wisdom that I can’t find elsewhere. A good mentor can help you achieve your goals and become the best version of yourself.
By Aaron Drotts4 years ago in Humans
Why Stupid People Are Dangerous
I heard recently that stupid people are so dangerous because they make life worse for themselves and those around them. It is the impact that they have on others that makes them worse than bandits.
By Dean Gee4 years ago in Humans
All I Want For Christmas Is To Be Left Alone
Dear Santa, I know it has been a while since you have seen my name on your nice list. I truly have worked hard this year to not say anything if I couldn't say something nice and to treat others as I would want to be treated. Even though, I know this means I should expect a visit from you this Christmas Eve, I wanted to write to ask to please just fly past my house this year.
By Crystal Rae4 years ago in Humans
I Used To Break Every Mirror
There's an old saying, "breaking a mirror brings seven years of bad luck," and though I never remembered physically breaking one, I grew up looking into any mirror and saw cracked pieces. My reflection was always a topic of conversation with myself because I felt like I didn't belong to the body that stood in front of me. I developed poor self-esteem and made careless life choices that hindered growth throughout my twenties. However, something changed in me when I turned twenty-five; I threw caution to the wind and sold my car, moved to California, followed a small path to expand my passion for writing, moved back home to South Carolina, then moved to Michigan, and stumbled into finding the beginning of a mirror I couldn't break.
By Madeleine M92014 years ago in Humans
My Marriage with Running
Running and I have been in a relationship since I was in middle school. I joined the middle school cross-country team and fell for the sport immediately. (For those of you reading this saying “running isn’t a sport” then you’re wrong and we are moving on) I was never very good in middle school and really became serious about running in High school.
By William Briganti4 years ago in Humans
What Does Being Physically Fit Mean?
An exercise is a form of regular, repetitive exercise aimed at achieving or maintaining good physical health. Fitness is about exercising regularly to benefit your health. Fitness means the ability of your body systems to work together effectively to help you stay healthy and do your daily activities. Physical fitness is a state of health and well-being, or rather, the ability to play sports, exercise, and do daily activities.
By Hem Paul4 years ago in Humans
About Eira
I am Canadian. Being Canadian brings a strong affiliation with nature. I grew up on the great big expanse of the glorious Canadian Prairies on a small family farm.
By Eira Braun-Labossiere4 years ago in Humans
To All the Girls I've Lomi-Lomi'ed Before
"DO ME!” “No, do me!!!” The last time I heard girls implore me with words like that was 45 years ago. It was during Thanksgiving break from college. I was at my favorite uncle’s place in Louisville, Kentucky.
By Dave Ruskjer4 years ago in Humans
What I Discovered about Polyamorous Relationships
I don't know about anyone else, but I've always had a certain impression about people who have romantic relationships that involve a different lifestyle than the so called "norm".
By Justiss Goode4 years ago in Humans
The Curious Case of Benjamin Simmons
You can’t play hard to get when nobody wants you. This is the simple irony at the heart of the Ben Simmons case, that glorious, juicy, cringe-worthy train-wreck that we just can’t take our eyes off of.
By Eric Dovigi4 years ago in Humans
Commission-Only Salespeople vs Full-Timer's?
Pearl Lemon has reached an interesting juncture in it’s journey. Now several years into it – I’ve got part time, full-time and commission only sales people all within Pearl Lemon.
By Deepak Shukla4 years ago in Humans