humanity

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

Is Capitalism to Blame for the Youth Rebellion?
Crowd of Protesters Holding Signs A Crowd of Protesters Holding Signs Is Capitalism to Blame for the Youth Rebellion? If you’ve been following the American political scene in recent years, you’ll know that one big issue has gotten plenty of attention – and it’s not healthcare or even taxes, surprisingly enough. Rather, young people have had enough of capitalism, and they’re not afraid to make their opinions known. But is this warranted? And how can we fix the problem? Let’s take a look at why so many young people are fed up with capitalism and find out how we can move forward as an entire nation...without burning down the Capitol building in protest.
By Randy Goodridge4 years ago in Humans
Lingering Heart
Who do you think you are? Stepping into a life so pure, changing perspective and expecting more. We were just friends who help each other grow, and now you live in my head wanting me to love you forever more—breaking me down from light to shadow, making me hate to love and the things that follow. Hurting in doses like a disease in transit, loving someone else now feels like roaches on the carpet.
By The Kind Quill4 years ago in Humans
The first success is important
Ouyang says her hometown of Guilin is a good place to live. The soft beauty of Lijiang River, the interest of elephant Trunk Mountain, the city surrounded by mountains and rivers, verdant and containing the spirit, this southern woman nourished by Guilin mountains and rivers, is full of a spirit. She's brilliant, she's gorgeous, and she seems to show up just to impress.
By pooh4 years ago in Humans
Through life, may you still be the way I loved you
Through life, may you still be the way I loved you None of us are perfect. Although in the early stages of a relationship, we will feel that the other half is impeccable, even the shortcomings will become his unique characteristics in your opinion.
By Luna卢娜4 years ago in Humans
If you can't save it, don't force it
If you can't save it, don't force it Among all emotional problems, how to recover has always played a large part.
By Luna卢娜4 years ago in Humans
Narcissist and psychopath the Beautiful Liar
How clear my mind walk when love and good intentions are just out of work for my own spot How clear I can see that beautiful liar still does try to chase me
By Lightness4 years ago in Humans
Franklin, Harry, Henry and Roald:
July 19th, 1944 Happy Days are Here Again shouts through the radio in the lab at Los Alamos. General Leslie Grove yawns, and Robert Oppenheimer lights a pipe. He ponders if he’ll become death, the destroyer of Worlds. The Skies Above Are Clear Again pipes through the radio aboard the U.S.S. Appalachian, as Marines wait about to invade Guam. As the Marines play cards, sip coca cola and listen to a radio broadcast from Chicago, the sailors are manning the guns, bombarding the island to prepare the Japanese for American invasion and liberation. Bam. All your cares and troubles are gone. Boom. There’ll be no more from now on… Bang.
By Simon Fields 4 years ago in Humans
Overbearing Mother Nature
My abstract fear of entering my thirties has lain me paralyzed. Getting out of bed is a game of roulette. Do I dare? “Welcome one, welcome all to the Broadway hit: Drama in Pjamas! It’s the post quarter life crisis nihilists dream of.” Cue teenage emo intro music, angst resurfacing in full form.
By Noel Leon4 years ago in Humans
How you perfunctory life, life will perfunctory you
Lazy to live with heart is actually a common problem of most people. When I first started working, I had the same decadent time as Xiaoxuan. I felt tired every day. After work, I rushed into the house and used takeaways and instant noodles for dinner. I didn’t have any hobbies and didn’t want to socialize. Life is dead.
By JCNSIUDH4 years ago in Humans
Introversion and extroversion
I personally find that being fixated on a sign, personality trait or trying to fit a personality mold can be misleading and a potential self-fulfilling prophecy and therefore you can’t be true to yourself ironically. That’s just my opinion but it makes for a good talking point.
By Favolosa4 years ago in Humans
The 20 Things You Should Never Do To Yourself
The social psychologist Festinger has a very famous behavioral theory, known as Festinger's Law: 10% of life is made up of what happens to you, and the other 90% is determined by how you react to what happens.
By Bobby4 years ago in Humans
Why is it so hard to treat mental illness? Put it in perspective
According to Psychiatry Today, with conventional treatment, the relapse rate of people who have a new mental illness can reach 40 to 50 percent within two years, and even higher within five years, it can exceed 80 percent.
By tony4 years ago in Humans