humanity

For better or for worse, relationships reveal the core of the human condition.

5 Easy Habits For A Happy Life
You’ve heard the saying “happiness is a choice.” Although I don’t believe in it entirely, there is some truth to it. I believe you will have a much greater *chance* of happiness if you are born into a privileged life (food in your belly, a roof over your head, clothes on your back, free from financial stress and strain) . But I do believe that everyone can take small steps to start implementing happiness into their lives through habits. Contrary to what you may believe, happiness is not something that just happens by itself. You have to work for it, practice it, and be consistent with it.
By Christia Huntington3 years ago in Humans
Rihanna Inviting Johnny Depp to the Savage+Fenty Show is Actually a Good Thing
When Johnny Depp took the stand back in April, he expressed how he "lost nothing short of everything" when he was falsely accused of domestic abuse. Every day and every time he tries to move on with his life, like clockwork, the internet doesn't fail to prove him right.
By Elisabeth 3 years ago in Humans
Impact of Standard Utilization of Caffeine On Heart
Caffeine is perhaps of the most generally utilized item that happen normally. Accessible in different structures, caffeine is separated from espresso beans. Fildena 100 And Fildena 120 Can help you savor a healthy life for a long time. To be sure caffeine keeps you lively and more dynamic, yet it can antagonistically influence your wellbeing as well. For instance, extreme caffeine utilization can prompt restless evenings and confine your heart's ordinary working.
By thomsjoshi263 years ago in Humans
The Song She Sings
She grew up in a world of chaos, a world that didn't care. Each step she took, every deep breath, countless fake smiles she wore on her face. This was her life. Dreams of a world that cared for her, because she gave so much of herself, became farther and farther away. Love poured out of her soul and gave peace to those around her. "A breath of fresh air" is how she was described. If only they knew the pain she wore inside, the tears she kept hidden, and the exhaustion she fought every step she took. At night she'd pray, she'd pray for happiness and for love, she'd pray for comfort and peace. What does one do when they were taught to give to others, to be selfless and kind, to be the person that other people dreamed they could be?
By Virginia Shefcyk3 years ago in Humans
A View of Life on Earth
We begin as little-limbed and wide-eyed beings, lead in speech by the growls of our stomach, left on our backs to claw and kick the air. And we grow and laugh, and learn and remember. And we act anew, though sometimes still of old until the lessons are hammered into our thoughts.
By NH3 years ago in Humans
Where Do You Go When You Are Nervous?
Me? I go to a place of fear where I hope that what I'm about to do is cancelled. I do not really wish for it to be cancelled but that is where I go.
By Ben Shelley3 years ago in Humans
Reason First: Not Comforted by Prayers
Like many people within the current culture, Jas Prince, son of Rap-A-Lot Records mogul J. Prince, called for prayers to be lifted up in this case. Since there is no God, there is no reason to pray. However, when tragedy strikes and emotions run high, the feeling to offer up lamentations to the unknown and unknowable seems fitting to many.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Humans
Alchemising attraction
I wanted to speak to a topic that I feel is often taboo in our culture, and is too often dismissed. That is; one of feeling attracted to a person other than one's beloved.
By Azana Mackali-Cerasi3 years ago in Humans
Scour Your Mind
How many times do you have to tell people to pick something up, throw something away, or just clean up?! If you are a mother, then it seems like you do this every moment of every day. If you are a father, same thing. However, what happens if you are just a married woman who spends the majority of her days working? What then? What happens when your brain goes so fast that you just don't know how to physically catch up?
By #KristinaWrites3 years ago in Humans
We're All a Little Broken Down
I had an experience recently that turned my attention to an aspect of reality that I haven’t quite been able to shake. In fact, I think it won’t ever leave me. In fact, I hope it doesn’t.
By Camilla Richter3 years ago in Humans
Otello Chelli, "Gente della Venezia"
Legend has it that Otello Chelli, born in 1933, learned to read sitting next to newspaper posters. Genuine self-taught, he writes in a language where every word is literary and imbued with pathos, but he makes errors and typos that “Il Tirreno” — from which the ebook “People of Venice district” can be downloaded — has not corrected precisely because the material of this singer of the most intense labronicity must remain what it is, raw and shiny like a freshly extracted diamond, stately and popular at the same time.
By Patrizia Poli3 years ago in Humans
Could The Rise in RSV Cases Be Germs Demanding Balance?
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) has always been around, but in our Post COVID 19 era, it has taken a dangerous push forward. It is rising in children and adults with lung respiratory problems and compromised immune systems.
By Annelise Lords 3 years ago in Humans