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Vision of People with Albinism
Did you know that albinism impairs vision? The term “albinism” may conjure up images of fair complexion or light hair. However, if a person has ocular albinism, their eyes may appear and function differently, and they may need to wear special contacts or glasses. Also, that person’s vision will not be fully lost, and it will not deteriorate over time. In reality, as youngsters get older, their eyesight may improve. International Albinism Awareness Day serves as a painful reminder of the difficulties that people with albinism encounter, as well as the necessity of recognizing and supporting their personal experiences.
By Zoomax-Living with Low Vision2 years ago in Humans
Are You a Sapiosexual?
Intelligent people are typically self-assured in their abilities and always have a plan in place. They are also quick to bounce back from any setback.
By Rui Alves2 years ago in Humans
WHY YOUR RELATIONSHIPS ARE FAILING
Relationships are part of the human nature as much as eating or sleeping is. We are designed to interact and bond with others because we are simply beings who love and want to feel loved by those around us. Most people, I included, have been in a relationship that didn’t work out despite the effort and attempts to make it work. This got me thinking of the reasons why the relationship failed. Well let’s find out. Here are ten reasons why some relationships fail;
By Miss Yvonne2 years ago in Humans
The Making of Romeo and Juliet
In the vast canon of literature, there exists a work so profound, so enduring, that it continues to captivate the hearts and minds of readers and audiences across the globe. William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" is not just a play; it's a testament to the enduring power of love a love that transcends social boundaries, defies family feuds, and remains eternally relevant, even over four centuries after its creation.
By Akmal95Jr2 years ago in Humans
Two Mouth Catch
In the realm of art, certain masterpieces have the extraordinary ability to transcend time and culture, evoking profound emotions that resonate across generations. Among these enduring treasures is Gustav Klimt's "The Kiss," a painting that not only captures the essence of passionate and intimate love but also stands as a testament to the eternal power of art to move the human soul.
By Akmal95Jr2 years ago in Humans
The Moon's Surface Love
In the summer of 1969, humanity witnessed a historic moment that transcended national borders and united people around the world. It was the Apollo 11 mission, the journey that took astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins to the moon, where Armstrong and Aldrin became the first humans to set foot on another celestial body. Amid the scientific milestones and technological achievements of the mission, there was a deeply personal and spiritual moment that captured the world's imagination—Buzz Aldrin's communion on the moon's surface.
By Akmal95Jr2 years ago in Humans
A 20,000 Words of Love Letter
Victor Hugo, the revered French literary giant behind timeless classics like "Les Misérables" and "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame," was not only a master of prose but also an ardent lover. His passionate and romantic spirit found expression not only in his novels but also in his personal life. At the heart of his remarkable love story with Adèle Foucher lies a remarkable artifact a love letter of staggering proportions, spanning a staggering 20,000 words.
By Akmal95Jr2 years ago in Humans
A Thousand PADLOCKS
In the heart of the enchanting city of Paris, there exists a bridge that once carried not only the weight of pedestrians but also the weight of countless love stories. The Pont des Arts, a pedestrian bridge that stretches gracefully across the Seine River, became the canvas for a unique and heartwarming tradition—the love locks.
By Akmal95Jr2 years ago in Humans
A 96-Year-Old Man Wrote a Heartwarming Love Song for His Deceased Wife of 75 Years
In the quiet town of Brookdale, nestled amidst rolling hills and a tapestry of memories, lived a man named Henry Davis. At 96 years old, Henry was a living testament to the power of enduring love. He had spent 75 remarkable years of his life with the woman he adored, Martha, until she departed this world, leaving behind a legacy of love that would inspire generations to come.
By Akmal95Jr2 years ago in Humans
Mind Reading . Content Warning.
Read minds? of course not. I love reading. Listen, mind reading may sound like pseudoscience... Sorry for my wording--
By Vivek Bhola2 years ago in Humans
"Mending the Divide"
In a little, divided town, settled in the midst of moving slopes and rich green woodlands, the scars of a recent electoral violence still ran deep. The once-affectionate community was now fragmented, torn apart by hatred and suspicion. But in the aftermath of the violence, a faint glimmer of hope emerged, as a few individuals and families embarked on a journey towards reconciliation and forgiveness.
By Glenn P. Washington2 years ago in Humans
Love
Once upon a time in a quaint little town, nestled between rolling hills and surrounded by lush meadows, there lived two neighbors named Emily and Daniel. They had known each other since childhood, their houses separated by a charming white picket fence. Over the years, their friendship had grown deep and unspoken affections had taken root, like the ivy that climbed the trellis near their homes.
By Pastora Emmanuel 2 years ago in Humans