I did some research during my sophomore year of college on socialization and the importance for children to receive it. I wrote a paper on what I found out and what I found most important to know. Socialization is very important for a child’s development. Children's brains are like sponges, sensitive to the environment and are affected by things easily. What they see and learn can impact them greatly.

Modern U.S. toilets sit lower than ever, turning a basic need into a daily strain for folks with aging joints, chronic pain, or limited mobility.

Passing a construction site, yesterday, I parked my car alongside the roadway and watched for about half an hour while workmen methodically dismantled a building that had served, faithfully, for years as an elementary school. My gaze tracked a crack in the old sidewalk alongside what was left of the south wall, up the front steps, toward the side door, and wandered into fuzzy memories of Bobby pulling Paula’s hair in geography class and Freda kissing Bif on the playground near the swings. Both felonies, now, but at one time regarded as almost a rite of passage.

Why I moved here , and how ... The first 2 weeks of HELL . THIS . this is what ruined my fucking life. Except.. it didn't ruin it completely, it made me realize what the fuck I am. AN ADDICT .

In case your wondering, the "armpit of Pennsylvania" happens to be potter fucking county. This county STINKS.

Do black holes weigh more than our suns mass, how are they form,where do they began forming and what causes them to form is all instering. 😳😱 Let me know what you think.

I’m better without you, I know it. But with having a maker, I can’t show it. You can’t fold it, and I can’t touch it. It’s feverishly driven you mad that another man may dethrone you, before the clock ends. And I’m just wild for believing it.

I believe that as human beings, our bodies find cold an alien intrusion; heat or warm weather, seems to me anyway, a more natural state to be in.

Once, words had flowed from him like a river. His crime novels, intricate and atmospheric, had garnered critical acclaim and a loyal readership. He was Elias Thorne, the master of suspense, the architect of psychological thrillers. Now, he was just Elias Thorne, the guy who couldn't write a single sentence.

A faint, yet persistent, anomaly flickered across his screens – a series of rapid X-ray flares emanating from a seemingly empty patch of sky in a distant galaxy. "Curious," Aris murmured, his fingers dancing across the holographic interface. Black holes, by their very nature, are invisible, trapping all light within their event horizons. Yet, their presence is often betrayed by the super-heated matter that spirals into them, forming luminous accretion disks that glow fiercely in X-rays and radio waves.

Your life is shaped by your choices—big and small. From what time you wake up to who you spend time with, every decision either moves you closer to your goals or further from them. The problem? Most of us make choices on autopilot, in the heat of the moment, or to please others. This guide is about taking your power back. It’s about learning how to make better choices—ones that feel good in the moment and in the long run. The kind that align with who you are, who you’re becoming, and what you actually want out of life!

Your dream life isn’t a fantasy—it’s a plan you haven’t fully stepped into yet. This guide walks you through the process of turning vision into reality by aligning your habits, mindset, and environment with the highest version of yourself. It’s not about chasing perfection; it’s about choosing alignment, clarity, and purpose every single day.

Rahhhhh Murica actually sucks so much ass lmao get me out of this shit country pretty please with a cherry on top

“Evolved Thoughts” is more than a stream—it’s a journey through time, science, and the origins of life as we know it. In this space, I dive deep into Darwin’s Theory of Evolution, breaking down the concepts of natural selection, adaptation, and survival in a way that’s both accessible and thought-provoking. Each session unpacks detailed notes, historical context, and real-world examples that connect Darwin’s groundbreaking 19th-century observations to the science we study today. Whether we’re exploring the subtle differences in finch beaks, the fossil record’s quiet truths, or the modern genetics that support Darwin’s legacy, this stream is designed to inform, question, and inspire. If you’re fascinated by biology, evolution, or the forces that shape life on Earth, you’ll find a home here. Join me as we think critically, ask big questions, and follow the thread of evolution—from the Galápagos to the present day—in every stream of Evolved Thoughts.”

Bah noooooooooo not again this is dumb I don't wanna rahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh please shorten it please ???

Let’s be honest: friendship is beautiful, but it can also be confusing. One day you’re laughing with someone like they’re family, the next day you’re wondering why they don’t text back anymore. And as you grow, your idea of what real friendship looks like starts to shift. So here’s the truth: friendship isn’t about having tons of people around you. It’s about having a few real ones who truly get you.

Buh, oh my god another one of these little things? I'm mad I even have to touch this box, please stoppppppp.

I'm just gonna break the rules because im too lazy to summarize my poems, I don't want analyze more poetry I've had enough of that this year lmao

Friendship is more than just fun and good times—it’s a meaningful connection based on trust, loyalty, and mutual support. In a world that often feels fast-paced and disconnected, building strong, healthy friendships can make all the difference in our emotional well-being and personal growth. Whether you’re looking to deepen current relationships or form new ones, here’s a practical guide to building lasting, real friendships.

Day One of Writing Challenges: Today challenge is "Take us through a written walk down your street and to your favorite place through the eyes of somebody else." Let me know how I did, and I'm sorry it's a bit short.