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Author: Theodore Lee

Theodore Lee is the editor of Caveman Circus. He strives for self-improvement in all areas of his life, except his candy consumption, where he remains a champion gummy worm enthusiast. When not writing about mindfulness or living in integrity,  you can find him hiding giant bags of sour patch kids under the bed.
Poll Of The Day

Poll of the Day

Girlfriend compared her ex’s size to mine

We were talking about pokemon plushies then I mentioned how small this pokemon plushie was, and she responded that’s the size of your penis. I just brushed it off since she was joking, until I mentioned how big this pokemon plushie is and she said that’s the size of her ex’s penis. Now idk if i’m just insecure if I take offense to this but it really hurt me since she knows how insecure I am about my size.

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Useful

How To Be A Better Listener

Effective listening goes beyond mere physical presence while someone else is talking. It entails actively engaging and understanding the speaker’s message. A half-hearted “mhmm” response won’t cut it when your partner talks about dinner or a child discusses the differences between a brontosaurus and a triceratops. True listening involves more than just hearing; it can be transformative.

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Links

Linkage

She Played ‘Melisandre’ on Game of Thrones. See Carice van Houten Now At 46 – Wanderer

You May Be Strong . . . But Are You Tough? – The Art Of Manliness

These magnetic screen doors are great for the summers. They keep flying bugs out, let in the breeze, and your pets and kids can go in and out as they please without worrying about keeping doors shut – Amazon

The best thing for back pain is actually more movement – Popular Science

I’ve lived in a van full time for 3 years. Here are the 5 biggest downsides no one talks about – Insider

Sharing Music Rescued My Relationship With My Teenager – Wired

Why the world’s greatest stretch lives up to its name – Stylist

How to Conquer Your Fear of Flying, According to a Pilot – Life Hacker

She Played ‘Lucy’ On The Big Bang Theory. See Kate Micucci Now At 43 – Wanderer

What It Feels Like to Smuggle 700 Grams of Cocaine in Your Stomach – VICE

Signs That You Shouldn’t Trust Your Girlfriend – Knowledge For Men

How to get rid of medical debt — or avoid it in the first place – NPR

Hard Times Create Strong Men: Understanding (and Taking Advantage of) the Eternal Cycle – Unstoppable Rise

20 Millennials Who Are About To Turn 40 Share The Biggest Mistakes They Regret Making In Life – Ruin My Week

What It’s Like When Your Body Can’t Feel Pain – Mel Magazine

The 7 Most Famous Psychological Experiments of All-Time – Linkiest

Kid Passes Out 3 Times On Amusement Ride – Leenks

What Does It Really Cost To Run A Restaurant? A Restaurant Opens Its Books – Eater

Movies

8 Terrifying Depictions of Hell in Movies

depiction of hell in movies

Hell has been a concept dating back thousands of years, persisting throughout human civilization in some form or another to taunt humanity about the afterlife. Damnation, torture, torment, lakes of fire, punishment for misdeeds or blasphemy… there’s always one of those things involved somewhere. Movies have taken the idea into a whole new dimension of weird though, showcasing every type of Hell imaginable from the mundane to the bizarre.

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Confessions

Confession of the Day

I started self directed investing in 2012 with $20k. My first big success was betting on American Airlines after they filed bankruptcy before the merger with US Airlines. It was a 5x return in less than two years. I took that money and bought a house to Airbnb and ended up with about $250k.

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