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Society & Lifestyle > Subcultures What happened with "being yourself"?

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"Dork!" My brand-new classmate was certainly not on the welcoming committee. Glancing at my cowboy boots that had little embroidered cacti and cowboy hats, he skipped off laughing and yelling to his friends, "Check out that white girl, she is uuuaauugly!" Ah, fresh off of military base living, this was my first experience in ... More..

Society & Lifestyle > Personal Morals & Values Who are you to judge others?

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His immaturity angered me on a daily basis. Constructive criticism was part of my job because I was his manager, right? He was rude and inattentive to customers and always making incredible mathematical and organizational mistakes (which is important when you are being paid by customers for a service). We couldn't fire him, b... More..

Society & Lifestyle > Personal Morals & Values How to love your life

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Expectations are haunting. As children we drink up our parents leadership. When there is a constant expectation to do well in school, clean our rooms, eat our vegetables, or say please and thank you, we can get worn down (I'm not saying these things are bad, but we have to be careful in extremism). Something is instilled insi... More..

Religion & Spirituality > Self-Healing Forgiveness and your healing journey

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Story (in a nutshell):I remember never being fully prepared for when he left. I knew he was leaving for small chunks of time, but seeing his camouflaged figure filling the doorway launched my heart into the fear of being abandoned...again. Mom cried a lot, so I knew she wasn't strong enough to comfort me. When he was home, I ... More..

Religion & Spirituality > Christian Beliefs & Culture Reflections: Who is meant to be a missionary

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A missionary is one who has a mission. As creatures created in the image of God, and out of His craftsmanship, we all have a mission. 'Seek and save the lost', yes, but we are designed as an individual member in the body to work with a designated people group. There are young Brazilians called to work with the elderly America... More..

Society & Lifestyle > Personal Morals & Values How to stand out from the crowd and be a success

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This generation is passionate for something radical, but dies in complacency. Social norms eat away our visions for righteousness and justice. Watching others around us causes us to alter our first ideas because maybe we are wrong. Well, giving into insecurity isn't a qualifying factor to being noticed and followed. Love wher... More..

Arts & Humanities > Thoughts on Writing The difference between an ordinary letter and an e-mail

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LOL. Time and motive are the biggest differences between ordinary mail and e-mail. I'm a fan of both, though. Prep-time, and delivery-time. And there is impact in both. What will it be, instant satisfaction? Or surprise? It depends on to whom and why you are writing.Examples of email/instant satisfaction/lower quality prep-ti... More..

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