humanity

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

I discovered I was a Highly Sensitive Person
Simply said, some of us feel more than others. Have you ever experienced the feeling that the pressure of a social event is too much for you to bear? All you want is a moment to yourself as people around you chat loudly and say things.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
A few of the many romantic myths we believe in
The term "love" is bandied about so frequently that it's understandable why many of us aren't entirely sure what it entails.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
About life
You're up at 4 a.m. once more. Your relationships are, shall we say, a little bit up in the air, you're having trouble sleeping, and things at work aren't going so well.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
Chemical Reaction of Love
Have you ever dealt with it? Name it infatuation or love at first sight—whatever we want to call it, it's a strong emotion.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
Different people may experience depression in a different way
Sometimes the days simply become dull. Without any emotion or excitement, they all collide with one another. The shadow of a life that is not being lived to its full potential exists instead of happiness. What despair can do to us is that.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
The past must be forgotten
One of the persistent ideas that continues to keep me up at night is the future I'll never share with my ex. Sometimes I spend far too much time thinking about, wondering if we would have stayed together permanently, enjoyed our time together, or if it wouldn't have worked out.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
After such a relationship, recovery is challenging
I went to the beach today, where I spent some time gazing at the water. I briefly lost myself in the motion and sound of the waves, temporarily putting my problems out of my mind.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
Anxiety, the cycle of fear
If you have anxiety, you are familiar with the cycle of fear, expectation, and apprehension that can accompany even the most routine everyday activities.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
Engraving Words! MSP Waiver Application Article! My 7th Article! Carnegie Newsletter!
Engraving Words! MSP Waive Form for Coverage! Welcome to Summer everyone! I decided since the summer season is very big for traveling, knowing the warm season is the most popular time to move around, that this issue would be best used in sharing something those relocating to B.C. whether just within the Country and Provinces itself or internationally should absolutely know!
By Jennifer Cooley3 years ago in Humans
Engraving Words: Balm of Gilead... Nature in our Backyard!
NATURE IN OUR BACKYARD! Issue 1! Balm of Gilead! Yes! That's exactly what I said, we do indeed have this right here in our very own backyard, what a nice pleasant discovery and benefit of living in the Strathcona neighborhood! And oh so much more, so come along with me to rediscover where you live all over again and learn deeper and exciting things that are beneficial in health and food, through the gift of nature that grows oh so naturally all around us! :-)
By Jennifer Cooley3 years ago in Humans
The unromantic side of the British monarchy
"Some people are born great, some acquire greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them". (William Shakespeare) The late queen Elizabeth, is a classic example of greatness being thrust upon someone. It is said that there are two sides to any story. I disagree. There are many sides to stories. The reign of the British 'Royal' family has a myriad of different sides, so countless that it is virtually impossible to identify them all.
By Novel Allen3 years ago in Humans
African American by Default
When you grow up in America, and you are African — you become African American by default. This happens when you grow up in a place, where you have Black and White people coexisting.
By Black River3 years ago in Humans