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Having a Blunt Friend in Our Life is a Luck?

If You Have A Blunt Friend In Your Life, You Are Lucky!

Probably, you have that one friend who is always sincere about everything and always says their honest opinion. The dictionary says that the meaning of the word “blunt” is “uncompromisingly forthright.” According to sociology, blunt friends are the best friends we can have. Wonder why? Read on to find out. 1. They Are Honest About […]

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How to Deal with Toxic Family Members

How to Deal with Toxic Family Members

Even though we are adults, toxic family members and parents can still make our life miserable. It doesn’t matter how badly they treated us when we were a child, they still believe we owe them. Owe them respect, loyalty and we should do what they want now and forever. They don’t value our point of […]

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12 Questions Every Parent Needs to Ask Their Children

12 Questions Every Parent Needs to Ask Their Children

By the age of seven, every child is almost completely developed, and that period of time determines how children will see the world. Bionutritionist and MS, Nancy Guberti says that guardians need to provide a good environment for their children followed by communication. If children are exposed to negative treatment, they may develop emotional problems. […]

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7 Qualities of People Who Prefer to Be Alone

7 Qualities of People Who Prefer to Be Alone

What’s the first thing that comes to our mind when speaking about a person that’s said to be “a loner”? Are we imagining them to be hiding away somewhere plotting their next malicious deed, or maybe sitting in a dark room, all desperate and miserable? If that’s the case, we don’t really know these people. […]

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