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Breaking Down Lyrics: Diamonds (leave with you)
Sam Smith — “Diamonds” *** “Have it all, take our memories off the wall. All the special things I bought…. They mean nothin’ to me anymore! But to you, they were everything we were — they meant more than every word. Now I know just what you loved me for.” ***
By Gabriel Shamesa day ago in Pride
The Moonlight Garden Lullaby
The first star always appeared above Willow Lane at exactly the same time every night. At least, that’s what little Emma believed.
By Ravi Vajaa day ago in Families
The reason we move more quickly when we're excited could be explained by dopamine.
People frequently walk a little faster without realising it when they are enthusiastic or eager. According to a recent study, the brain's reward system could be the source of this extra "pep." It seems that this mechanism modifies our level of activity based on whether positive events occur as anticipated or come as a pleasant surprise.
By Francis Damia day ago in Families
Rewriting unpleasant childhood experiences can help people feel less afraid of failing.
Have you ever been reluctant to start something new because you thought you wouldn't succeed? That fear begins in childhood for a lot of people. A critical remark made by a parent or instructor might linger for years. Those recollections may eventually develop into a profound fear of failing.
By Francis Damia day ago in Families
Iran’s Long War Strategy and America’s Strategic Dilemma
In my assessment, the trajectory of the current confrontation between Iran, the United States, and Israel increasingly resembles a prolonged war of attrition rather than a short, decisive campaign. Unlike rapid, technology-dominated conflicts of the late twentieth century, this confrontation appears structured around endurance, asymmetric leverage, and economic pressure. Iran, in particular, seems to have prepared for such a scenario for nearly two decades—militarily, strategically, and ideologically.
By khana day ago in Men
Is Finasteride Right for You? A Practical Look at Results and Risks
Finasteride is one of the most commonly used drugs to treat male pattern baldness and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). While it is one of the more commonly used drugs, it is not necessarily the right drug for everyone.
By Alexa day ago in Men
Can Adult Children Lessen Anxiety about Parents While Raising Kids & Teens?
I'm a proud Baby Boomer, born in 1958, which makes me 67-years-old. When I was 12, there was a song called: "How Can I Tell My Mom and Dad".
By Justiss Goodea day ago in Families
The Price of Depredation:
By a Black woman who reads the fine print I. The Myth of the “Value” Price We are told, over and over, that a “low price” is a kindness to the consumer. An act of corporate generosity. In reality, it is an accounting trick. The price tag is not a measure of efficiency; it is a map of who is allowed to be harmed. When a big-box retailer sells something below the cost of sustainable production, the discount does not appear by magic. It is pulled from the bodies of workers in the Global South, from the health of Black and brown communities at home, and from the erosion of wages for everyone else. The world pays the difference—with toxic water, children who grow up too fast, and neighborhoods stripped of local businesses.
By Aja Trutha day ago in Families