1. I wanted the commitment. It has made me feel closer to my wife. We feel more like a unit.
Before we married we lived together for seven years. I wanted to get married two years in, she declined. She changed her mind at year six. Absolutely the right decision. It makes things like career sacrifices easier when you have that level of commitment. Make things like buying a house, having children, etc. just a bit easier. I know if I get sick she has rights. We’ll be married 29 years tomorrow.
I can’t really say this out loud to anyone in my personal life because it would hurt my family members and my friends would try to console me because they love me but honestly, my life has been ruined due to my ugliness.
The sunk cost fallacy refers to a thinking mistake people sometimes make when they consider past investments (such as time, money, or effort) in a decision-making process. It happens when someone continues investing in something, even though it no longer makes sense or brings benefits, simply because they have already invested so much.
The CEO is the highest ranking person that works at the company every day. The board of directors can fire the CEO, but the board usually meets only quarterly and its members usually have other jobs.
The Titan, a submarine owned by OceanGate, which offers tourists a unique opportunity to visit the Titanic wreck for a hefty price of $250,000, is controlled by a surprisingly affordable video game controller. This revelation was made by Stockton Rush, the CEO of OceanGate, during an interview with “CBS Sunday Morning” last year.
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The #1 mistake people do when they start building a habit is relying too much on willpower. They believe that building a healthy habit like daily exercising, is only possible if you go hard and you push yourself everyday to show up and be disciplined.
While this plan might work for people who have trained and grown their willpower muscle to above average size (think: really fit and healthy people, who just keep on getting healthier), it won’t work for majority of us, because of a single reason that willpower is finite resource and if we ask more than it can handle – we’ll quit.
She Played ‘Amelie’ in the 2001 Movie. See Audrey Tautou Now at 46 – VL Wanderer
15 Box Office Bombs and Disappointments That Destroyed Movie Franchises – Den of Geek
He Played ‘Eddie Munster’ on The Munsters. See Butch Patrick Now at 69 – Ned Hardy
If you want to extend the life of your shoes, spray this water and stain repellent on it – Amazon
Inside North Korea: “We are stuck, waiting to die” – BBC
High-Fructose Corn Syrup vs. Sugar: Which Is Actually Worse? – Popular Science
How to tell if you’re in a one-sided relationship (and what to do about it) – Stylist
60 songs every ’90s kid will remember – Insider
Andrew Tate Is Charged With Rape and Human Trafficking in Romania – TIME
7 Lies Men Need to Stop Telling Themselves – Linkiest
How Bob Ross’ Military Career As A Drill Sergeant Influenced His Painting And Gentle Persona – All That’s Intersting
14 Uncomfortable Truths to Challenge Your Perspective – Better Humans
What Ever Happened To N’Bushe Wright From Blade? – Ned Hardy
This Scarlett Johansson Sci-Fi Movie Flopped At The Box Office But Is Totally Worth Checking Out – VL Wanderer
Whoever sold him that case of beer is wrong af (video) – Hoodville
Plus-Size Model Speaks Out Against Cruel Comments That Say Her Boyfriend Is “Too Hot” for Her – Bright Side
7 Steps for Men to Transform Infidelity into a Catalyst for Personal Growth, Emotional Resilience, and Meaningful Connections – Knowledge For Men
Which Country Works The Most, Per Capita? – Visual Capitalist
How To Say No At Work Without Making Enemies – Life Hack
1. Borderline Personality Disorder isn’t being cute and ‘clingy’ and ‘adorably needy’. Being with (romantic or otherwise) someone with BPD isn’t akin to taking care of a pet. BPD isn’t an ‘aw it’s so endearing that they need me so badly’ type of thing.
BPD is a mental illness that is a conglomeration of several different tendencies and it’s not easy to diagnose. You don’t just decide you have it, just like you don’t decide you’re depressed because you had a bad day, or you don’t decide you’re bipolar because your mood changes quickly sometimes. Believe me, you don’t want it.
I’m 30 and my little brother is 24. He’s honestly the best brother I could have asked for. I still remember the day he was born and holding my newborn baby brother when I was a kid. As we grew up I always knew he was different but he’s my brother and I love him and I wouldn’t change him. He’s honestly one of my best friends and having a brother with downs syndrome, especially one like him has made me a better person.
