“The only thing we never get enough of is love; and the only thing we never give enough of is love.” – Henry Miller.
Lifestyle changes are very, very, very difficult, and in some cases near impossible. However, in life, there is always a need to change. This would aid you.
People are conscious of what they are associated with, many people don’t want to be seen demanding money all the time because they don’t want to appear greedy and selfish, many don’t want to be heard talking about sex all the time because they don’t want to appear immoral, and so is the attitude towards several other matters.
Words on the surface appear to be the major means by which we humans communicate but in order to understand people, we need to pay closer attention to subtleties.
We have all heard about peer pressure, however for some unknown reason we seem to ignore it, and at worst deny it. It is indeed quite uncomfortable to imagine or admit that someone else is directly influencing our behavior, but It doesn’t always have to be this way. We could actually find this phenomenon quite helpful
We got it all wrong, I wonder how we didn’t realize this all this while. Being friendzoned can actually be great
They always say that the most successful person in the room is the person that has failed the most. On that account don’t feel bad if you’ve just gotten friend-zoned, it means you’re trying. However, here are 4 funny reasons you got friend-zoned.
I know this isn’t really a funny topic, but once you cross the friend-zone and get into a relation-ship, then you would most likely remember this article and laugh.
In my second year at university, I had a crush. It was so strong that I would sometimes blurt out her name without realising it. One day, I mustered the courage to ask for her phone number. “I wanted to get your phone number.”, I said to her almost inaudibly. She looked at me funny … Read more
The good news is, it is never too late to make new friends. Whether you are 23 or 73, you can always find (or create) opportunities to establish and build trust and affection with people you can eventually consider friends.
