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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @DP0604 7 Dec \ parent \ on: Stacker Saloon
Too much coffee will also be bad for you.
These are very beautiful photos, I'm glad you included them in your questionnaire. I really agree, the cat is very beautiful ❤️🔥
Wow, this is the first time I've ever seen anything like this. Is it really a fungus? And what are they? Very strange. I don't know much about botany.
Your argument makes a lot of sense, although shouldn't it be the other way around—that rich countries should have higher birth rates and poor countries lower ones? While you claim that culture and individual or societal decisions regarding having children influence this, do you think that will critically halt global population growth?
Thank you for sharing your story with us. The power to advance and grow personally through knowledge and life's journey is incredible. Life sometimes knocks you down and forces you out of your comfort zone. Be grateful to life and destiny for taking you from where you were and putting you where you are now.
Perhaps it sounded that way, but he stressed that understanding is only one piece of what we call relationships.
Beyond communication, which is extremely important in relationships, understanding and being able to reach an agreement are crucial. What good is it for them to listen if they don't have the ability to empathize with what you're communicating? I sincerely believe that's the key to everything.
It's quite a broad question: how much is enough? When we look at it from different perspectives, the quantity of something is relative. For me, ¿nothing is enough when it's good, and that leads us to ask ourselves what is good or bad for each of us?
Dogs are quite intelligent. I remember teaching my dog to greet me when I got home from work. One day they were playing in the garden and he was covered in mud, and I had just arrived. I was wearing a white shirt, and when I realized it, I had his paw prints about me.
Wow, it's one of those stories you read and internalize, and you feel the people, or you feel that human feeling of pain and war. I can truly feel every word the letter describes; the past brings back so many memories, the letters write the stories.
Wow, it's quite profound to be able to see yourself from that perspective. Something similar happened to me, especially with many people or situations I encountered in my past. Now that I stop for a moment, I realize that perhaps I'm making a mountain out of a molehill, on an emotional, social, and internal level. It's not easy to be self-critical and improve instantly; believe me, it's a difficult process.