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What you need to navigate your love life; advice about dating, healthy relationships and dealing with your overbearing mother-in-law.

Navigating the Down Days in Life
Life inevitably has its various peaks and valleys, days filled with various successes and other days where nothing goes your way. During these inevitable down days that we all go through, when challenges seem insurmountable, and the losses keep piling up, it is essential to cultivate your internal mental strength to navigate through the storm. Being mentally strong doesn’t mean avoiding any hardship and making sure no problems ever find you; rather, it involves developing the resilience and coping mechanisms necessary to face your adversity head-on.
By Ben W2 years ago in Humans
SELF FREEDOM
The excursion for opportunity takes many designs, from political activism to philosophizing. Notwithstanding, the freest country on earth will not be satisfying to one who neglects to discover a feeling of satisfaction with oneself. To one who needs certainty and a sensation of individual worth, political open door suggests very little. Besides, one who isn't sure about their moral code or who comes up short on clear plan of values is more powerless against despot strain than the valiant individual.
By ARTIST2 years ago in Humans
Mem Beleco. Top Story - November 2023.
Eyes. I look into the mirror, the mirror covered in uneven condensation, and I see a pair of eyes. Double eyelids, shaped like almonds.
By Jennisea Redfield2 years ago in Humans
Culinary Delights and Home Wonders: Unveiling the Best Cyber Monday Deals for Your Kitchen and Living Space on Amazon
As the digital shopping extravaganza of Cyber Monday approaches, the thrill of finding incredible deals and exclusive discounts is reaching its zenith. For those seeking to elevate their home and kitchen experiences, Amazon is set to be a treasure trove of savings and innovation. From indispensable kitchen appliances to stylish home decor, the Cyber Monday offerings promise to cater to a wide array of tastes and preferences. In this exploration, we'll delve into some of the standout deals, including the KitchenAid Classic Series 4.5 Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, KitchenAid KFC3516OB 3.5 Cup Food Chopper, Chefman TurboFry® Touch Air Fryer, and the Keurig K-Elite Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker. These kitchen marvels are not just appliances; they're the key to transforming your culinary endeavors and home aesthetics. Join us on this journey through Cyber Monday's best home and kitchen deals on Amazon, where innovation meets affordability, and where your dream kitchen and cozy home are just a click away.
By Curated Critiques 2 years ago in Humans
What will happen after death according to 5 After Death Theories
Death, veiled in mystery and inevitability, beckons us to contemplate the unknown that lies beyond life's threshold. While answers elude us, various theories attempt to decipher the enigma of what transpires after our departure from this world. In this exploration, we'll delve into five intriguing concepts, each offering a unique perspective, spanning from mysticism to science.
By Morgan Everly2 years ago in Humans
6 People Dies and Comes Back to life, What they Saw?
Today, we're exploring a big mystery: what happens after we die? Most people think that once someone is gone, they don't come back. However, there are some really surprising cases where people were believed to be dead but somehow came back to life, right at their own funerals. From a boy in Brazil to a woman in China cooking after being declared dead, these stories will make you rethink what you know about life and death.
By Morgan Everly2 years ago in Humans
Strange and Bizarre Deaths That Really Happened
None of us know when our time will come or how we will depart this lifely earth. Will it be a heart attack, old age and natural causes, cancer, or perhaps a more bizarre means of death? The following stories reveal a handful of deaths fitting into the latter category.
By Criminal Matters2 years ago in Humans
the bipolar person. Content Warning.
The bipolar person was lonely most of the time and alone when they weren’t. Lonely was a symptom of mania; alone belonged to depression. The bipolar person had not felt at ease while alone for many years; they needed music, drugs, or the distraction of friends. For years, they had not felt the security that comes from having spent a necessary day of engagement with the world and its people, looking them in the eye many times, laughing and reacting, noticing things of light and color and volume, and thoroughly exhausting themself in full health as a social animal only then to return home and expand in the silence of their moderately sized one-bedroom apartment to restore. But the bipolar person didn’t live alone anymore, so, lately, this restoration was so fraught with overthinking and condemnation that they wondered if they could still do it right. The moderately sized one-bedroom apartment had become a small—bordering on efficiency—two-bedroom. The bipolar person shared this small— bordering on efficiency—two-bedroom, complete with a murphy hammock and washer/dryer in the [flexion of two upright fingers to indicate the presence of scrutiny] kitchen, with their ex’s best friend. This person quickly became the bipolar person’s friend, muddying the situation further as the breakup between the bipolar person and their ex soured. The [finger flexion] kitchen had been a sacred place for the three of them—the bipolar person, the ex, and the roommate who happened to be the ex’s best friend. They made the most incredible things in that [f.f.] kitchen. The bipolar person agonized over remembering the meals made and eaten together: the curries, the soups, the sweet potatoes, the risotto, the rice and beans, the miso eggs, the pomegranates, the apples and peanut butter, the skillets, the mochi. Love was shared in the [f.f.] kitchen, and the bipolar person now struggled to fry an egg, let alone prepare a complete meal for themself. There was little to be done for the wave of depression settling over the bipolar person except to wait it out. Medications did not seem like an option for treatment due to the adverse effects of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) on their mood. Without fail, SSRIs sent the bipolar person into fits of mania that usually ended with them balled into the fetal position on the end of their bed, in hysterical fits of laughter and tears, and attempting to open their flesh with a knife or a razor or scissors or a stapler or anything they could get their hands on as if the skin itself were diseased and requiring removal. These breaks would come at the end of an extended episode where the bipolar person felt as though tiny spiders had laid large nests of eggs all over their body, and those eggs were beginning to hatch. At times, the sensation was so intense the bipolar person swore they could see as deep as the dermis move; this movement extended from their flesh into the darkened corners of their room so shadows would climb and dance, taunting an inner child still terrified of the dark. This inner child bared itself to the ex and roommate on more than one occasion, and the bipolar person considered death to end the shame. After being so exposed, they felt there was no way to redeem themself in their own eyes. The bipolar person knew well enough at this point that other people would forgive all sorts of behaviors, and even if they wouldn’t, the only thing that mattered was whether or not the bipolar person could forgive themself. The answer was almost always a resounding no, but ultimately, death was not an option. So the small—bordering on efficiency—two-bedroom apartment, complete with murphy hammock and washer/dryer in the [f.f.] kitchen shrank under the weight of self-hate, blame, and resentment.
By kp2 years ago in Humans
The Benefits of Lemon Tea: From Weight Loss to Relief from Period Pain
Discover the incredible benefits of lemon tea, from weight loss to relief from period pain. Learn how this refreshing beverage can improve your overall well-being.
By veera2 years ago in Humans
Who Are The Rastafairies?
Introduction I remember reading some Bill Bryson saying that wherever you were the high street was always the same, at the time Woolworths, Boots, WH Smith, H Samuels, Burger King, British Home Stores and McDonald's.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Humans
Six Steps to Spiritual Defense
I'm on a self-help kick right now and I completed two more Udemy courses this weekend! I wanted to share some of the knowledge that came up for me because I really found it helpful.
By Chloe Rose Violet 🌹2 years ago in Humans
Dating Over 30 vs. Dating in Your 20s: Navigating Love's Landscape
Introduction In the complex realm of modern romance, the dynamics of dating evolve as we gracefully journey from our 20s into the sophisticated territory of the 30s. This transition is more than just a numerical shift; it's a transformative experience that brings new perspectives, challenges, and opportunities. Join us as we delve into the nuances of dating over 30, comparing and contrasting the landscape with the exhilarating world of dating in your 20s.
By Go Entrepreneur2 years ago in Humans