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Love is like a garden. It needs constant attention and care to flourish over time.
What about the comfort traditional religion provides in times of grief and loss? Can autosoteriology address that?
Sometimes I catch myself creating stories about situations instead of seeing them as they really are.
The article captures how grief support should be about the person grieving, not about making ourselves feel better.
The way they describe the landscape changes reminds me of my first cross-country trip. It's like watching a time lapse of geography.
Interesting how they frame job-hopping as exploring different lives. Never thought about it that way before.
Actually the dancing could be better in some scenes. If youve seen real ballroom, the show sometimes falls short.
The article makes good points about not trying to fix everything. I learned this the hard way with my teenager.
I've been feeling so stuck lately, but this article helped me see why. Time to hit that reset button.
Anyone else think The House of Always was a bit confusing? I had to keep flipping back to remember who was who.
The way he processes loss while still moving forward is incredibly well written.
The part about relationships being a journey helps put daily struggles in perspective.
What strikes me most is how humor is learned but laughter is natural. Makes me think about how cultural differences play into what we find funny.
I personally think his collaboration tracks show off his versatility the best
Museum work isn't as glamorous as the article makes it sound, but it's incredibly rewarding if you're passionate about it.
Not sure I agree about skipping Sims 4. The build mode improvements alone make it worth playing.
The way Susie managed to break free from that toxic environment shows great character development. Sometimes you have to know when to walk away.
I've started doing virtual coffee breaks with colleagues to maintain some social connection.
Starting slow is underrated advice. We often want instant results but slow and steady really does win the race.