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Why Are Some People Just Natural Born Liars?
When it comes to telling the truth, are you just as bad as Pinocchio? You may think the question doesn’t apply to you, but maybe to someone you know. Perhaps you just find it hard to admit the truth, because in reality, we all lie.
By Justiss Goode4 years ago in Humans
About Eira
I am Canadian. Being Canadian brings a strong affiliation with nature. I grew up on the great big expanse of the glorious Canadian Prairies on a small family farm.
By Eira Braun-Labossiere4 years ago in Humans
To All the Girls I've Lomi-Lomi'ed Before
"DO ME!” “No, do me!!!” The last time I heard girls implore me with words like that was 45 years ago. It was during Thanksgiving break from college. I was at my favorite uncle’s place in Louisville, Kentucky.
By Dave Ruskjer4 years ago in Humans
What I Discovered about Polyamorous Relationships
I don't know about anyone else, but I've always had a certain impression about people who have romantic relationships that involve a different lifestyle than the so called "norm".
By Justiss Goode4 years ago in Humans
The Curious Case of Benjamin Simmons
You can’t play hard to get when nobody wants you. This is the simple irony at the heart of the Ben Simmons case, that glorious, juicy, cringe-worthy train-wreck that we just can’t take our eyes off of.
By Eric Dovigi4 years ago in Humans
Commission-Only Salespeople vs Full-Timer's?
Pearl Lemon has reached an interesting juncture in it’s journey. Now several years into it – I’ve got part time, full-time and commission only sales people all within Pearl Lemon.
By Deepak Shukla4 years ago in Humans
The Real Way to Figure Out How Smart Someone Is
IQ tests are torture. I took my first one at the age of five. I remember one question that drove me to tears: “Circle the picture that looks the most like a lamp.”
By QIFENG YANG4 years ago in Humans
Dreaming of America
DREAMers /'drémers/noun A person who dreams. A person who has lived in the United States of America without official authorization since entering the country as a minor.
By Luis Rubén5 years ago in Humans
The Kleenex Box
The minute the optometrist plopped a box of Kleenex tissues down between us, I knew I was in trouble. Yep, that's me... The genius. Nothing escapes my notice and sharp, analytical mind.
By Debora Dyess5 years ago in Humans
Usain Bolt- The fastest runner in the World
Surprisingly, it was an untrained Italian from El Paso, Texas, who won gold in the first Olympic 100m final after Bolt in his 9.80 seconds.
By D sapkota5 years ago in Humans
Coffeehouse
This essay is being written in reverse. I had the title in mind long before I sat down to write it, before I even knew what the content would involve. I just love the word “coffeehouse,” and I love the idea of the coffeehouse, so I decided to name one of my essays “Coffeehouse.” I did this last week, and I felt pretty good about it. I just didn’t have the essay yet. So I brought my laptop to a coffeehouse, where I now am, at this very moment, sipping some coffee and examining the scene around me with eager, interested eyes. In a few moments, I intend to write the essay. But I still don’t know what it is going to be about.
By Michael Vito Tosto5 years ago in Humans
The Power of Patients
This story originally appeared in Medium publication I am Cheese: https://medium.com/i-am-cheese/the-power-of-patients-c0ed3425696a
By Soojin Jun5 years ago in Humans