The Willingness To Give Up Is The #1 Sign Of A Strong Heart And Clear Mind
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thecut.com My life did not end when I stopped drinking. In many ways, it started.
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5 Lessons I Learned From ‘Sex And The City’ That Were All Wrong
collective.world Let’s all do ourselves a favor and forget about the difficult guys. Real, high-quality love feels easy.
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Have We Forgotten How to Read Critically? | Dame Magazine
damemagazine.com It’s no longer enough to see a headline, feel a feeling, and go off. We have to ask more questions, of ourselves and our sources, starting with that fundamental one: Does this make any fucking sense at all?
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How To Build An Authentic Connection With Your Audience, According To Poet Jacqueline Whitney
collectiveworld.substack.com Connection happens the moment you relate to someone else in a way that’s deeper than what’s on the surface.
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De Carne Christi
en.wikipedia.org The Son of God died: it is immediately credible — because it is absurd. He was buried, and rose again: it is certain —because it is impossible
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The Metaverse’s Effects on Mental Health
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bell hooks Shaped a Generation of Black Feminists
teenvogue.com bell hooks’ work is more than pathbreaking. It’s been life saving, I imagine for Black women and girls all over the world.
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Thank You To The Friends That Are Still Here As We Go Into a New Year
collective.world I am thankful that when you started new chapters of your own lives, rather than leaving me behind, you opened up so much space to allow me to join you.
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Rilke on the Lonely Patience of Creative Work
themarginalian.org The patience of making art is a lonely patience — one that demands the solitude essential for creative work, be it art or science, so widely recognized by creators across time and discipline.
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