This is a deep dive into the one word that may be more confused or have a greater subjective meaning than any other in the English language: Love. What does it really mean? —— https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/0abfb56d-99b3-4b71-ba99-6e021b9d4bb5 Elaine: Okay, so fine. Go. Jerry: What happened to the rules? Remember? Sleeping over was optional. Elaine: Yeah, it’s my house, it’s my option. Jerry: It has…
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This is a deep dive into the one word that may be more confused or have a greater subjective meaning than any other in the English language: Love. What does it really mean? —— It seems simple. You like someone, you might be attracted to them, but then you decide we should just be friends because you don’t want to complicate it…
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This is a deep dive into the one word that may be more confused or have a greater subjective meaning than any other in the English language: Love. What does it really mean? —— Isn’t it terrible, Eryximachus,” he says, “that the poets have composed hymns and poems to other gods, but none of them has ever composed a eulogy of Love,…
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Even though life (and love) is absurd, if you live your life based on being rational, as opposed to following your heart (even if it leads to heartbreak, anguish and absolute devastation) worth it? Or should life be lived guided entirely by heart? If nothing matters in the end, and we are all on a pale blue dot for a…
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Can you be completely present in every moment? Is that the perfect life? But, if it is, are you sacrificing the joy of building something with others? Conversely, if you are present with someone, but feel anxious or worried or hopeful about the future, is that both absurd, but also a fundamental part of what it means to be human?
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Some men, indeed, only begin to live when it is time for them to leave off living. And if this seems surprising to you, I shall add that which surprise you still more: Some men have left off living before they have begun. – Seneca You are here on this earth for but a blink. So make it count, have…
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Listening to songs that you did at happy times might bring you back to it. Looking at old photos of times where you most felt the way you love to might as well. Or maybe even writing or drawing or just doing the stuff you did when you most felt happiest. What’s the song (or songs) that take you back to…
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At any given moment, you may be with someone you care about, but your mind is going over things in your past, your ambitions for the future, your fears about something in 5 minutes, what someone said to you yesterday at work, some annoying chore you have to do that you’ve been putting off… and all of this may occur…
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The whole point of meaningful conversation may be one thing… to try to understand one thing we can never ever truly know… and that’s: what it’s like to be YOU. I can never know truly what goes on in your mind, and you can never truly know what goes on in mine. All the swirling emotions and random thoughts and…
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Imagine them going wrong. Visualise what you hope for not happening – in every little detail. Imagine the thing most wish for not happening. What would that look and feel like? The purpose of this is not to bum us out, but it’s firstly to be ready for the possibility for it not turning out how we hoped, to imagine…