In any relationship, it is important to understand why a person needs one thing or another - he avoids me, he does not trust me, or he simply needs to be alone to recover. But to treat this with understanding, it is important that this is explained to you. Because not everyone can understand the reason. And constant guessing can be depressing. Besides, you might misunderstand, and then disagreements may arise.
A woman can calmly explain ten times that something makes her uncomfortable. Then, on the eleventh time, she snaps. And the man will only remember the eleventh time. For some reason, the first ten don’t make it into the male version of the story.
Leyendo un libro y encontrándote con el nombre de un personaje que no sabes cómo pronunciar, así que por el resto del libro, cada vez que lo ves, tu cerebro simplemente dice «skdjfkskakfk».
me fui a hacer pedicure y nunca me sentí tan culpable en la vida, estaba sentada boludeando con el celu mientras tenía a una mujer agachada trabajando en mis pies, quién carajo me creo que soy ??
My hot take as a (STEM) instructor is that you should have read the textbook chapter ahead of it actually being covered in class to effectively get the most out of lectures. Lecture should not be the first time you’re encountering concepts. That’s the point of the textbook.
People forget just how INSANE Smallville was getting.
It started with Clark Kent hiding his powers in Smallville and somehow turned into Bart Allen, Green Arrow, Cyborg, Aquaman, Supergirl, the Justice League, Doomsday and Darkseid showing up. They even showed JSA including Green Lantern Alan Scott.
And the show went WAY deeper with Kryptonite than most live-action Superman adaptations ever did. Red made Clark lose his inhibitions, Blue suppressed his powers, Black split his sides, Silver messed with his perception, Gold could permanently strip his powers.
Then there were Aquaman, Justice League, Supergirl and other spin-off ideas being developed around the show.
Smallville was basically building a DC universe in TV before the Arrowverse even existed. What a ridiculous run.
Before we forget, most of our homes have lost their courtyards too.
That open heart of the compound where people sat, talked and let the air actually move, is now a leftover strip or gone completely. Conversations only happen in the living room and dining room.
Harmattan is coming. Dry air, dust, heat that sits. Then everyone will complain that even home no longer feels comfortable.
Here are some contemporary inspirations to consider when renovating or building your home.
Verandas used to mean something. Sit outside, greet whoever passes, let the breeze do its work before you even step inside.
Now we go straight from gate to living room, AC on before the door shuts. We didn't lose the space. We just stopped using it right.
He knows you’re funny. He knows you’re beautiful. He knows you’re a good person. He knows you love him. He knows how much you care, how much you’ve given, how patient you’ve been and how deeply you would love him if he chose to let you. He’s seen the little things you do. He’s felt your affection. He knows the kind of woman you are. He knows. And maybe that’s the part that hurts the most. You keep wondering what else you could do to make him see your value, as if the right words, the right amount of patience or a little more love might finally change his mind. But sometimes someone can see everything beautiful about you and still not want you. It doesn’t mean you weren’t enough. It doesn’t mean you weren’t lovable. It doesn’t mean someone else wouldn’t cherish everything he overlooked. He knows your worth. He just doesn’t want to be the person who chooses it. And as painful as that is, you have to stop trying to convince someone to want what they’ve already decided to walk away from.