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“You’re lucky you get to choose what to be upset about. Others don’t have the privilege.”
Twenty-eighteen is the year I decided to get back into reading things I didn’t have to read, and I’ve never been more glad — I got to spend the year delving into a lot of fun, thoughtful books I’d never read before (and a few I just wanted to experience all over again). What better way to end the year than rank them from best to worst?
These true crime stories will shock and terrify you (and maybe keep you up at night, too).
Have you ever met someone who seemed to be highly emotional, theatrical, dramatic, obsessed with their appearance and overly seductive in their interactions with others? Someone who always needed to be the center of attention? You may have encountered someone with Histrionic Personality Disorder.
Cutting back on “things” has made me so much happier, less stressed, and more content with what I do have. Today, I look to spirituality, not spending, when I am feeling lost.
You have to realize that what hurts you is what helps you – you just don’t know why it’s helping you yet.
“My friends mother home schooled him because she didn’t want him interacting with females…”
I curated these funny stories from funny Tumblr stories. Get ready for a hurricane of LOL as you read all these funny short stories. 1.
“There may be a serial killer currently targeting young men in their early 20s in the Boston area.”
Full-fledged psychopaths appear to be rarer than your garden-variety narcissist, but there are narcissists who possess psychopathic traits. These are what we would call “almost psychopaths,” those who may blend more easily into society, but still chronically violate the rights of others.
“Five men coming home from a basketball game one night never arrive, and are found months later, hugely off course in the wilderness with no rhyme or reason to what happened to them or how they even ended up where they were.”
OCD isn’t an adjective used to describe someone. It’s a legitimate anxiety disorder, a mental illness. One that affects so many people in so many real ways.
“It’s currently 4:00 am and I’ve been in bed for five hours listening to a small girl screaming ‘IT HURTS’ inside my head.”
As an eighth grader Kurt discovered the body of a classmate who had committed suicide by hanging.
