humanity

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

Life is so long, we have to fight hard once
The carp leaped to the dragon's gate, and how much hard work turned the golden face! Keep your faith, you can do it! Cheer for the college entrance examination! You who escaped from the sandstorm are no longer the one who stepped into the sandstorm.
By zhanger3 years ago in Humans
Four personality types that are happier when single
Some people aren't built to be married. They'd be more happier by themselves. They don't, though. After being married, they endure years of suffering. since not everyone is destined to marry.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
The Stone and the Rope
The sun is out, so come on, drink your coffee, take a shower, put on your pants and go, as rain is not expected today or tomorrow and walking is good for you.
By Patrizia Poli3 years ago in Humans
"Woke" is it Really an Insult?
In today's society, the term "woke" is being transformed into an insult by those who fear change. Nevertheless, history is full of instances where people have had awakening moments that have changed the course of history.
By William Saint Val3 years ago in Humans
Renaissance Festival War Stories: September 10/11, 2022
...Previously during weekend 3 September 10/11, 2022 This weekend featured the return of Jacqueline and Bertram. They had fallen ill the last two weeks and we were glad to have them back. There is a love, joy, and passion I have for this show for doing it going on three years; these two have done it for twenty years. I consciously made an effort to take the back seat to them. After missing two weekends, I wanted to watch them shine as much as the audience wanted to see them. I have learned much from these two.
By Tinka Boudit She/Her3 years ago in Humans
7Years of Wisdom
Life… It is an odd experience. And as each individual stumbles their way down their own path, our journeys shape who we are and how we view the world around us. More often than not, we stumble or lose ourselves in the storms that attempt to overwhelm us, and in these moments, we tend to focus more on who is kicking us when we are down than who is by your side with a hand out, ready to chase off the clouds. These last few weeks have been a storm for me, and while I have been hiding it well, I had forgotten how to breathe. Today, a little girl in a Taco Bell booth reminded me how to smile; she chased away my clouds.
By Jefferey A Ayers3 years ago in Humans
No one is doing any harm to you. If they do any harm to you, it is through your cooperation.
No one is doing any harm to you, if they do any harm to you, it is through your cooperation, so in the end you must be responsible, you chose it. You said, "my husband is hurting me. "but this gentleman is your choice, and in fact, only in this way can he hurt you. You want to get hurt, that's why you chose this gentleman or this wife.
By danielkmay jh3 years ago in Humans
Time it tells us that the words said can not count, love can be replaced again
Many things in the world can not be helped, and the defects of human nature are the greatest sorrow in this life. Originated from ignorance, confined to narrow-mindedness, darkness, selfishness, and obsession, which led to many tragedies, the interpretation of the large and small tragedies. The wounded are not necessarily innocent, impervious to real life.
By wsad3 years ago in Humans
A strong faith will win strong people
"You can write now, too." "Forget it, I kind of hate him right now." She smiled with sudden embarrassment. "Zhaozhao." I use a tone of protest.
By Zhang Dwaj3 years ago in Humans
The Real Dracula – A Saint in His Homeland
Photo by David Stanley If you ever happen to go to the resting place of Vlad III in Snagov, Romania, one must tread lightly. You definitely do not want to offend the saintly deference the sight and its occupant are given. Statues of this iconic medieval prince are in no short supply either. Almost 600 years later, and to the world over, old Vlad goes by another name that puts him in an entirely different light—Dracula.
By Rich Monetti3 years ago in Humans
I found that I enjoy spending time at home
I used to enjoy going out when I was younger. My scene consisted of concerts, meals, book stores, plays, movies, and seasonal events. Even at pubs and neighborhood parties, I performed on keyboards in a band.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
Waking up is one thing, getting up is another
Why I left Peking University First of all, I would like to talk about the "going abroad fever" at that time. I remember that when I came to Peking University in 1980, there were almost no students who went abroad. But in 1982, some of my university classmates left Peking University to study abroad because they had relatives abroad and were willing to sponsor them. In addition, we English majors were able to read Western books and watch Western movies. At the same time, we started to have direct contact with foreigners, for example, two foreign teachers were teaching us English in the English major at Peking University. At that time, the wave of going abroad had not yet started. I remember that when we graduated from college, our whole class took a TOEFL test without preparation. At that time, the teacher had a playful mentality and said, "You guys take the test for fun," so we took the TOEFL that year. I remember that I scored 520 on the TOEFL, while the full score of TOEFL at that time should be 673 or 677. After graduating from college, almost all the students in my class were assigned to units in China, from government agencies to high schools and universities, but not many of them went abroad. 1986 onwards, there was a sudden boom in going abroad in China.
By zhangzhan3 years ago in Humans