Women's emotions compared to water, are we too much for men, for ourselves even? Have men become weak and soft, afraid to confront our ever changing emotions and needs.

Step into a world of medieval elegance with our curated selection of medieval dresses and gowns. Each piece is designed to reflect the artistry and craftsmanship of the Middle Ages, ensuring authenticity and beauty for any occasion.

The Quiet Luxury of Everyday Beauty explores the shift from loud, fast beauty trends to a softer, more intentional approach to self-care. Instead of chasing perfection or complex routines, true beauty is found in the small, consistent rituals that nourish your skin, your home, and your inner peace. From simple skincare habits to choosing a signature fragrance and creating a calming environment, the article shows how refinement—not effort—is what truly elevates a woman’s presence. Beauty becomes effortless when it’s woven into your lifestyle, not just your products. The real glow comes from living gently, intentionally, and luxuriously in the everyday.

I wrote “Comfort Is NOT a Right” because I feel like too many people in my generation are being taught to avoid discomfort instead of learning from it. Everywhere I look—especially online—it feels like people care more about staying comfortable than being honest. This piece is my way of pushing back against that idea. I wanted to remind people that real freedom means being okay with disagreement and uncomfortable conversations. Growth doesn’t come from silence; it comes from debate, challenge, and the courage to stand up for what you believe, even when it’s not popular.

In this post, I talk about something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately—the way patriotism is slowly fading, especially among young people. I wrote “The Anti-Patriotism Paradox” because I keep seeing how schools and media focus so much on America’s flaws that they forget to mention what makes this country great. I’m not saying America is perfect, but I think it’s important to remember our history, our freedoms, and the sacrifices that built this nation. This piece is my reminder that loving your country isn’t blind—it’s grateful.

Why is it people will literally do dumb shit to piss you off then get upset you get mad? Just say you have no clue and move on.

Progress beckons like a lover, lashes like a master, and haunts you like a ghost. Every step forward costs a piece of who you were before.

The poor man chases glimmers and schemes—fueling a cycle he can’t escape. Every click, coin, and chart just deepens the folly of the dream.

As a longtime player of Grow a Garden, I’ve always been fascinated by the ways we can enhance our gameplay beyond the basics.

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this poem is about confusion and a deeply felt love but scared to take the next step weather it be forward or to the side

“Food stamps froze—but the neighbors didn’t. Here’s how your town is stepping in.” When the safety net vanishes, communities still step in — and they’re doing just that.

In South Carolina, a single eviction filing can follow a tenant for life — not just in spirit, but in public record. Once your name lands in that court

Lost in the scroll: why men won’t date and women feel alone. They used to meet at mixers and church picnics — now they haven’t changed the Netflix login.

This entry I wrote after reading ~ The Toltec Art of Life and Death~ Highly recommend, this is inspired by my friend, the spider.

A diagnosis of cancer brings with it many challenges. It's common for people with cancer to experience chronic pain as cancer grows and spreads to other parts of the body during the later stages. Even people who’ve localized cancer that hasn't spread may experience pain early on as the malignancy enlarges and presses on tissues and nerves. Plus, the treatments themselves, like surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy, can cause pain and discomfort for some people. In fact, between 40% and 85% of people with cancer experience pain at some point after their diagnosis Acupuncture and Post-Surgical Pain Studies have also looked at whether acupuncture helps with pain control after surgery for cancer. One study found that a combination of acupuncture and massage was effective in controlling pain after cancer surgery. Patients who got a combination of acupuncture and massage required less pain medication after surgery

Get ready, history buffs, because as the leaves turn from fiery crimson to deep rust, we arrive at the eleventh month – November! Often thought of as a time of quiet transition, November actually holds some of the most profound and pivotal moments in the human story. This month is far more than just the run-up to the holidays; it's a calendar block packed with seismic historical events. From the solemn significance of Remembrance Day (or Veterans Day in the US), calling us to pause and honor those who served, to the political thunder of major Election Days across the centuries, November has routinely served as a crucible for change. Did you know that one of the most famous voyages of exploration reached a pivotal point in November? Or that groundbreaking scientific discoveries—and even the launch of global communication tools—share a November birthday? Let's take a look at November!

This is the first chapter to my book “Rowdy As They Come”. If you would like the full story please message my at Andrewmicah1993@gmail.com

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