This article is too short and shallow to be useful or interesting.
Doctors Without Borders is my go-to.
All things are perfectly balanced when the fulcrum is placed just so.
It will be okay. It gets easier with time. It makes it slightly more difficult to be open to another relationship in the future.
Once or twice, over a decade later, I have found myself wondering: if I could somehow go back and make the heartbreak relationship work, would I do it? -- even though it would mean I would miss out on my current awesome partner and children?
No. The answer is no. I would not change a thing. Which tells me that what I felt before, while very real, and very intense, was not some sort of pinnacle in the terrain of my life's timeline of love or destiny or something.
Where can I learn more about degrowth, from a Marxist perspective?
Totally just joking. But I like to play with ideas, even absurd ones. So partly not joking also?
other objects are also moving away from one another too
What if everything is just getting smaller and smaller, so it just appears that everything is getting further away from everything else? Eventually, everything will be really tiny, but we won't notice, because everything else will be the same smol also.
Why is Data standing in for Murdock when we had Lieutenant Barclay?
After being on a idealist anarcho-syndicalist kick for decades, I am now Pragmatic Communist Authoritarian after having played on a Commie Minecraft server over the summer.
Their dialectics won me over.
Russia: Presents NATO with hard red line.
NATO: Steps over line.
Russia: Invades.
NATO:
