Limerence definition, meaning and comparison to love Limerence is the emotional state of uncontrollable obsession and infatuation for a particular person, called the Limerent Object, coupled with a desire to obtain their emotional commitment and begin a relationship with them. It was coined by psychologist Dorothy Tennov, after a research period that involved interviews with …
Limerence: symptoms of a toxic love (test yourself) Read More »
Work is where the average person spends more time than anywhere else. As much as we would like to believe we are all family-oriented people, the truth of the matter is that we spend more time at our place of work than anywhere else. So, it would seem that our work areas should be conducive …
A good suspense book can be so painful that you ache to skip to the ending just so you can learn the truth behind the mystery. But then you find out the friend who gave you the book ripped out the last two chapters. You’re now forced to read through the book and then go …
The best suspense & thriller books of all time (2023 update) Read More »
“Is CuriosityStream worth it?” The table below contains a short list of its pro’s and con’s. Strong Points Weak Points 3,000+ in-depth and serious documentaries Slow content growth CuriosityStream originals: hundreds of hours of exclusive, high quality documentaries Too few 4K documentaries Affordable price: as low as $3.34 per month No personalized suggestion algorithm No …
8 Reasons CuriosityStream is Worth It (& 4 Reasons It’s Not) Read More »
So you find yourself dating a white man or a black woman for the first time, and are wondering what to expect. At least in the United States, statistics show that interracial relationships are still a small (but growing) minority. In other words, you’re special! As a rule it seems, most people prefer to date …
10 real stories about black girls dating white guys Read More »
The opening line to Leo Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina is “all happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way”. That particular wording applies to couples and families. But the main idea can easily be applied to individuals: “All happy people are alike; each unhappy person is unhappy in their own way.” …
I Hate My Life: 33 Stories of People who Turned It Around Read More »
Facebook sucks now, at least when you compare it to its early, innocent days of 2007-2012 when it was just a simple to use tool for people to stay in touch and organize. Since then, Facebook has become both a scandal ridden company and an annoying chore to use. That being said, there are ways …
Why Facebooks sucks so badly (& what you can do about it) Read More »
Philosophy. It started out as the ancient’s first (and only) form of science. Everything we have today, biology, physics, economics, sociology, chemistry started out as philosophy. This is why Sir Isaac Newton called himself a “natural philosopher”, and titled the book that describes the basic fundamental forces of physics as “Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy”. …
The Best 33 Philosophy Books You’ll Ever Need (2023 update) Read More »
Have you ever lost yourself completely in an enjoyable activity, to the point where you lost track of time? It can feel almost like meditation, and all of your ideas and actions come together naturally and without effort.
What do you do if none of your friends are available, but you really want a fun night out, or go to a concert or movie you’ve been eagerly awaiting? At first glance the choices don’t seem very appealing either way. You either miss out on the fun by staying at home, or you go …
33 Tips When Going Out Alone to Bars, Clubs & Concerts Read More »