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Polang @tkonlinevn (6438) • Vietnam 30 Aug 11

I often feel tired and my body seems to have no life. My work at the company is not so hard. But at home, I almost can not study or do other things. I feel headache, drowsiness and fatigue throughout the body. When I travel,...

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wrkrbe Hmmmm, all the common causes seem to well covered in the discussion so far: depression, high-or low blood pressure, diabetes or low blood sugar, etc. Everyone gets in a rut every now and then and it can be very hard to get out of one. What about external...

30 Aug 11

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Awinds @Awinds (2468) • United States 29 Aug 11

Can the concept of love as we know it exist without its polar opposite hate? If there was no hate could we really define love? Without the opposite emotion, is it possible to have a true understanding of love? If hate did not...

hate existance

love

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wrkrbe Interesting. I read about a primitive tribe that was discovered a while back completley cut off from the rest of the world. Oddly enough, they had no word in their vocabulary for hate, but they did have one for love. They also had no word for war. This seems...

30 Aug 11

blimb @grkelly (1206) • Malta 30 Aug 11

It is common to feel sad and frustrated when everything seems to go wrong. What do you do? I usually spend the day at home, usually on the computer. Such a day is a very boring one usually but i just cannot get myself to go out.

frustration

sad

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wrkrbe First off, when I find myself slipping into a sad mood, I acknowledge that it is okay to be sad, maybe even healthy as long it doesn't turn in to a prolonged bout of depression. That said, when I get to feeling down, I like to go out and do different things,...

30 Aug 11

ritzz07 @ritzz07 (788) • India 11 Apr 11

six months back same day one friend of mine to whom i respect a lot said why dont u quite smoking, i simply said nobody ask me to give up,he said i m telling you just quite it.i also gave him a promise,"from today onward i will...

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wrkrbe I've been smoke free for over 11 years after kicking a three pack a day habit. Wasn't easy, never looked back. You don't either, friend.

11 Apr 11

thatgirl13 @thatgirl13 (7294) • South Korea 11 Apr 11

Would you trust a random guy you met at a club/bar?? He just appears out of nowhere and dances with you, and wont let you go. After that day, he keeps calling you, texting you and his actions shows that he may have some interest...

confuse

life

love

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wrkrbe Way too creepy for me. If you are doing nothing overt to encourage this kind of clingy behavior and he keeps it up, that should be a red flag.(psycho alert). Persistence can be an admirable trait, but creepy is still creepy. Trust your instincts before you...

11 Apr 11

texasgal0114 @texasgal0114 (55) • United States 17 Mar 11

This is a touchy subject that im writing wbout and im aware some people may get offended by the material so I want to start off by assuring everyone that Im in no shape or form racists, I dont favor one race over other races. I'm...

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wrkrbe Sadly, racism is a learned behavior and it is usually learned in the home. Children of all races are born innocent of such nonsensical ideas and have to have them "programmed" into their immpressionable young minds. I am 53 years old and I live in the deep...

11 Apr 11

desireewilbanks @desireewilbanks (9) • United States 7 Apr 11

So, according to Darwin, we evolved from monkeys. Okay, that's plausible. We have some similarities, I will admit to that. But, and this is a big but, if we evolved from monkeys, why are they still here? I don't see them evolving...

human

science

thinker

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wrkrbe Define "after his own kind," when "kind is constantly changing. We are all in a continuous state of mutation which means we are all evolving into something different. The ape you see today, while similar, is not the same ape you would have seen two hundred...

10 Apr 11

desireewilbanks @desireewilbanks (9) • United States 7 Apr 11

So, according to Darwin, we evolved from monkeys. Okay, that's plausible. We have some similarities, I will admit to that. But, and this is a big but, if we evolved from monkeys, why are they still here? I don't see them evolving...

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wrkrbe The short answer is God created apes...and ants, and anteaters, and birds, and deer, etc, etc. In Genesis, the Bible specifically states that, "each after his own kind," (evolution put in motion by God, perhaps?))the animal kingdom was created by God on the...

10 Apr 11

desireewilbanks @desireewilbanks (9) • United States 7 Apr 11

So, according to Darwin, we evolved from monkeys. Okay, that's plausible. We have some similarities, I will admit to that. But, and this is a big but, if we evolved from monkeys, why are they still here? I don't see them evolving...

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wrkrbe The thing to understand is that all species are constantly mutating in response to adaptive environmental necessity. As noted in other related posts on this topic, the process of evolutionary adaption takes place over long periods of time. As a short-lived...

9 Apr 11

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