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Should You Believe Soulmates Exist in the Real World

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Do you believe in soulmates? I believe that soulmates exist. But I also believe with a world so big it is nearly impossible to find your soulmate. Also, someone’s upbringing and environment can alter whether or not you are soulmates because those things alter your personality and who you are. With soulmates, I feel as if it can be anyone of any nationality, of any gender, of any age… even as crazy as that sounds. Greek Mythology “According to Plato’s Symposium, human beings originally consisted of three genders-male, female, and a combination of the two. However, Zeus feared the power of the combined human form, and so cut humans into separate males and females, resulting in a perpetual ache of separation and a longing to regain completeness by finding one’s soulmate.  Greek mythology shares the soul-mate idea with many other cultures throughout history that have stories to explain the strong…

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Reviewing The Book Meeting Jesus Again For The First Time’

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I decided to read “Meeting Jesus Again for the First Time” by Marcus J. Borg. I would like to start this by saying, I will be reading this book again to be able to research his notes further. Borg ends each of his chapters with notes that support the context of each chapter. I loved that Borg approached this book similar to a research paper. Many books regarding spirituality are typically written with quotes or context from the related religious text but Borg spent a great deal of time researching his points to share his thoughts with us. I believe this is more valuable than an open letter about meeting Jesus because I was needing to find Jesus again, you would have to provide someone like me with concrete support. Simply saying Jesus is real or giving a simple quote would not be enough for me as a reader. For…

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How Good Do You Have To Be Book Review

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Reflecting on the book “How Good Do We Have to Be” by Harold S. Kushner reminded me of a concept my high school religion teacher taught me. He would say that most people see God in the same way that they see Santa, SantaGod. Kushner’s book really emphasized and opened up my eyes to this concept even more. I appreciated Kushner’s approach to the book may be far better than I did in “Living a Life That Matters.” Kushner wrote this book for people who have suffered a great tragedy that may be unexpected in hopes of reminding them of their faith. Kushner starts this book with chapters discussing much of why people suffer. Many of the ideas and concepts of suffering were related to similar ideas and concepts in other religions. I believe suffering is universal and people feel it in a multitude of ways. Most of the ways…

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The Universe Is Always a Better Teacher Than You being Spiteful

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Ya’ll, I used to be so spiteful. I would try to teach people lessons by using spite. Growing up I was the youngest kid on my block. Now it was never more than 6 kids total but for most of my childhood, it was 3 of us. My brother is the oldest, my neighbor being closer in age to him and me trailing my brother by a whole ass 5 years. You already know that most of it were spent with me being “too little” to do anything. But you see, I was mostly the brains behind our operations. So, when we had creative ideas we wanted to explore I was the spark despite being “too little.” Storytime! We decided to build a lemonade stand and the guy who owned the corner store down the hill said that we could set up outside the store. We built this dope ass…

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Become An Influencer Now By Accidentally Finding Your Niche

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I started my blog to just talk about my perspective on things. I found it was hard to find opinions, issues, or thoughts based on my intersectionality. If you dont know by now I am Black, lesbian, and masc presenting. I also wanted to allow my creative side to flourish. So, I was posting on my social media about all of the things I have created. Instagram is slow but steady, but here is where things took a turn, Tik Tok. I started posting on Tik Tok and instead of posting within a niche, a niche found me. My videos about the places I visit, especially in Nashville pop. When I say pop, I mean POPPED! I started posting more about what life as a Black person in Nashville is like and all the things that I do. I have lived in Nashville since I was 18, and since I…

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Why Spend Time Connecting When You Can Exist

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we spend too much time on the act of connecting. who we connect with, how we connect, what we connect to, and even in the ways we connect. sometimes we even wonder if we are worth connecting with, why do or don’t people connect with me, or even how can i be better at connecting. there is absolutely nothin wrong with pondering all things in connecting. in fact, it’s important but i believe we spend too much time worrying about connecting and not enough time existing.

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Having Hella Availability Doesn’t Make You a Catch

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In my past, I have confused a person’s availability with love or even the factors which result in love. If someone was available they deserved my love or my availability as well. Sometimes it would take priority over the many other key factors that make someone a good catch. Because truthfully, availability is not a factor for me. I rather place the value in someone who makes time than how much time someone has is simply available. When I learned this about myself I decided to reduce the amount of time I gave someone new in my life to determine whether I liked them or if I was attached to them. Availability only plays a part in my dating life when it comes to people who are unavailable. So, people who are available do not automatically get a relationship out of me, therefore, their availability has no bearing on whether…

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Household Products by Black-Owned Businesses You Need Right Now

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If you are Black buying Black is important. Not only does this help us support and grow our community but it also allows the world to see in the midst of adversity we thrive. There are always those people who say well all products dont have a Black-owned brand but there are some brands you may not know or even thought exist. Black products are not just clothes, hair care but can be a variety of products. We are going to focus on Black-owned household products. Good Vibes This is a plant-based all-purpose household cleaner. Reel Reel is a paper company, toilet paper & paper towels, which specializes in comfortable and sustainable products. BPA free, biodegradable, no inks or dyes True Detergent Black-owned laundry detergent focuses on quality products. This detergent is 4x concentrated so consumers can use less laundry detergent. It works well in all washing machine types.…

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