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Do you believe reading fiction is a waste of time? Not the classics, those are obviously important, but like mystery books, crime thrillers, fantasy, etc.
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Young ones, do you think about your parent's feelings?

In the heat of my youth, my late teens, my twenties, I didn't often take into account how my actions or my words affected my parents. Other people, maybe, but not my parents. Especially not my father. I grew up without him, and it wasn't until much, much, much later that I had blamed him (subconsciously) for leaving me with my mother and step-father. Anyway, I didn't often think about his … (more)

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If you have the same 14th great grandfather as someone else, what would that make them to you?

I'm so confused.

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How do you appreciate art?

(note: When I refer to "art" I mean any kind- visual art, literature, sculptures, cinema, youtube videos, webcomics, even a comments and conversations on soul pancake.)

All to often I find myself overwhelmed with love or amazement for a work of art or an artist. I want them to know how much what they have done means to me, or how indescribably beautiful their work is. But I feel … (more)

started by WazzinGator - 17 minutes ago 0 Responses / 0 @Replies
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American Colleges: A great place for rapists

 Media Image http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-06-13/college-serial... Carly Mee, a student at Occidental College, was hanging out with friends in late 2010 when a male student’s name came up. Mee was standing near Leah Capranica, a fellow sophomore, who said she’d had a bad experience with the student. The two women met the

Colleges seem to really like sex offenders. In a specific example this article mentions, a guy is found guilty of having raped multiple women by a college investigation so they expel him but they bring him back on the condition he write a book report that rape is bad. I'm assuming he had to stand in the corner for 10 whole minutes as well, while holding heavy text books in both hands. What is it … (more)

started by NotNuerotypical - 22 minutes ago 1 Response / 0 @Replies
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How important is declaring an affirmation before starting a quest to be successful at something? It is neccessary and does it affect the outcome of success?
started by scrapped - 24 minutes ago 0 Responses / 0 @Replies
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How self-absorbed are you?

Admission of one of my faults.

Lately, I've been noticing how self-absorbed I am.
Looking back, I think I was very self-absorbed then, too. However, I can't tell if I'm more or less … (more)

started by VioletPurple - 37 minutes ago 1 Response / 0 @Replies
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How do you feel about the "upcoming" generation?

Being a part of this generation I'm interested in what you think. Personally my generation gives me a twisted knot in my stomach,basically I'm stuck like the rest of them. If anything I'm not very proud to say I'm part of it.

started by slugtoes32 - 49 minutes ago 3 Responses / 0 @Replies
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Have you ever overcome a time when everything seems to be going wrong for you?

For me, this period was May 2012-May 2013. I left college and couldn't find a job during this time, despite my efforts each and every day. The lack of employment meant that I had very little money, which in turn meant that my social life suffered. It's not that my friends would only go out to places that cost, but inevitably there were times when they did, and I couldn't come.

I felt quite … (more)

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Have you ever overcome a time when everything seems to be going wrong for you?

For me, this period was May 2012-May 2013. I left college and couldn't find a job during this time, despite my efforts each and every day. The lack of employment meant that I had very little money, which in turn meant that my social life suffered. It's not that my friends would only go out to places that cost, but inevitably there were times when they did, and I couldn't come.

I felt quite … (more)

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What are you thankful for?

Share with us fellow pancakers!

started by iamjanan - 59 minutes ago 2 Responses / 1 @Reply
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Tai Chi in the Park

 http://www.traviseneix.com/tai-chi-in-the-park/ Twice a week, when I am in San Francisco, I go for walks with a friend and neighbor, Laura. We walk up around Dolores Park, and we chat about random things. I help her

Sharing some thoughts on the results of doing a 1,000 day vow. Cheers!
started by traviseneix - 1 hour ago 2 Responses / 5 @Replies
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"I have dreamed a dream, but now that dream is gone from me." - Morpheus, The Matrix Reloaded

Name a 'dead' dream of yours that never worked out in your favour. Get it off your shoulders. Describe how it made you feel once you knew your dream was no longer possible.
I wanted acceptance so badly from my parents due to my aspirations/beliefs about who I was and the kind of person I still want to become, but that didn't happen.
I now have to sidestep with what I say and the ideas I voice. … (more)

started by SabbieLuvv - 2 hours ago 3 Responses / 0 @Replies
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Describe what you see/feel/smell/hear when walking out your front door every day.

I find it interesting hearing about different people's lives and where they live. I don't get to travel much so reading about it lets me mentally travel.

When I walk out the door, on a good day, I smell Kellogg's cereal. On a bad day, it's cow manure (I'm used to it by now). I see a quiet suburban neighborhood with maybe someone running by. I hear birds chirping and the faint sound of traffic. … (more)

started by Tootalljones43 - 2 hours ago 8 Responses / 5 @Replies

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