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The wisest way to do things: don't take what others say seriously
One of the main reasons why we are always in trouble is that we can neither put ourselves at the center, nor be absolutely pleasing to others.
By John Wilson3 years ago in Families
Some people would rather end their own life than continue to live, why is this?
This should be the life of no love! The reason why people cherish life is largely because they have all kinds of love or care in the world, which may be wealth, fame, love, children, or unfinished business... .
By John Wilson3 years ago in Families
Adulting Anguish
Adulting Anguish – When your kids become adults. 8/18/2022 I started going back to the habits that I had developed years ago. Throughout the last two years, I had let those positive aspects of life, wane and then just end.
By Suzanne Allen 3 years ago in Families
Middle-aged couples, women should not ignore these 3 emotional needs of men
For middle-aged couples, many people think that emotional crisis will happen to women! As everyone knows, men's emotional needs are stronger than women's. In real life, men are generally stronger and better-looking. Even if there are emotional needs, they will not show it, let alone say it. As a woman, you must understand, let alone ignore the emotional needs of men! If a man doesn't say it, it doesn't mean he doesn't need it. In short, being a woman who understands men will not only make men love deeper, but also make you happier.
By ww cheng3 years ago in Families
People are old, how happy they are, how rich they are
It is normal for people to learn to say goodbye when they are old. Looking back on the past, I have suffered for half a life and never enjoyed life well. When you are old, you should learn to love yourself and plan your life carefully.
By John Wilson3 years ago in Families
We are finally spoiled by our parents, not to be abused into dogs by others
Chatting with a friend, she told a horrifying story: her uncle, who was from a wealthy family when he was a child, grew up all the way through school, and eventually became the leader of a government agency. Everyone has to respect his three-point master. According to the world's standard of judgment, he is undoubtedly a high-quality man with high social status and income! But few people know that he actually lived a very hard life!
By nian xi3 years ago in Families
Life Is Precious And Health Is Fragile
Life is precious and our health is so fragile. Don’t waste a single moment of your life when you can enjoy both. So many people take their health for granted and think they will live forever, and be forever young.
By John Whye3 years ago in Families
What is ‘normal’ baby sleep? How evolutionary clues, not cultural expectations, can help new parents
The sleep disruption of new parenthood is both well known yet unexpected. While new parents are aware that babies need frequent nighttime care, the reality is often a cruel surprise. “What’s wrong with my baby?” new parents ask themselves, or “what’s wrong with me that I can’t get this baby to sleep?” If you are facing this, you are not a bad parent, nor is your baby abnormal. You are simply asking the wrong questions. Rather than “why won’t my baby sleep?”, parents should be asking “why do I think they should be sleeping now?” and “what am I basing my expectations on?”
By Kazuya3 years ago in Families
How I Can Predict If a New Marriage Will Work or Fail. Top Story - August 2022.
One thing I’ve always been good at is knowing whether a relationship will usually work out long-term or not. This is often possible to figure out once I hang around the two people in the relationship at least a couple or few times. I can remember every wedding I’ve attended where I thought about if the couple had a good chance of making it long-term, or if a divorce was imminent.
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer3 years ago in Families
My High School Student *Chose* Prison
I was teaching English at a local high school years ago when I grew worried about a ninth grade student (let’s call him Billy). Billy regularly got suspended (was on the verge of expulsion), appeared to be in a gang (from what I could tell), and never once came to class with pencil, paper, or any other supplies (I supplied those for him each day he attended — sometimes you have to pick your battles). It troubled me that seemed to have no interest in school or his own future, as evidenced by chronic absenteeism. Since the typical ninth grader is about 14 years old, I was especially concerned.
By KD Fox4 years ago in Families
My Mama's Magic
To My Magic Mama No two people remember life the same way. The ways that I remember you are my own but they are important. I did not understand Motherhood until I was crossing that threshold. When they pulled the little lion from my tummy and held him in the space above me, I was screaming inside louder than he was screaming outside. There has been a terrible mistake. I can't do this. I am not a mother. I am still a child. Put him back inside my tummy. Please put him back inside where I can protect him within the fortress of my body. Then he was heavy on my chest with an indescribable weight that has never lifted.
By Catherine Elliott4 years ago in Families
Father's Day: Recognize, Not Idealize
My dad was a taxi driver. When I was little, he always had to leave home after dinner because he had to go to work for the night shift. One of the most memorable event that happened between me and my father when I was in kindergarten was that one night when my father was on the way out for work, I was already drifting asleep. But when I heard the metal door closed, I got up right away to rush to the door to say goodbye to my father, as I did every night. I got up so fast that I slammed my forehead onto the bed headboard and it bled all over my face. I cried so loud that everyone in the house, my mom, my sister, and even my father who had just gone out of the door had to return to come to see what happened. The bleeding was bad and because the cut was on the head, the amount of blood could look quite worrisome. But thinking back, as soon as the bleeding was stopped, it was actually not as serious as it looked. I didn't get a concussion or anything. The scar is still there today, just right above the hairline. A small batch of scalp that hair doesn't grow out. It was an event that family and relatives talked about and made fun of, and to say how much I loved my father.
By Milo The Legend4 years ago in Families