Relationships

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It’s Time to Focus on the Things That Unite Us.

When Joe Biden made his first address as president, he announced his intentions to bridge the political divide in American society. In all of the millions of people who tuned in, no one could ask, “What divide?” The bitterness between American citizens is tangible. Political arguments are not little “agree-to-disagree” disputes among friends; they are […]

Sarah Biren

Sarah Biren

Freelance Writer

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Single Dad Follows Through With Threat of Cutting 7-Year-Old Girl’s Hair After Warning Her To Care for It

Parents want the best for their kids, but so many parenting methods contradict. That’s how some parents with the best intentions may make mistakes with their kids. That’s what happened when one single dad took to Reddit to ask: “Was I wrong to cut my daughter’s hair?”  Parents give out empty threats all the time, even though […]

Sarah Biren

Sarah Biren

Freelance Writer

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Single Dad Raises Son, Later Finds Out The Boy is Not His

Following the sudden departure of his wife a month after their son’s birth, a man had to navigate the challenges of raising his baby as a single dad. Although initially struggling in his new role as a single parent, he eventually adapted and became more confident. He didn’t know the child he had grown to […]

Chantel Brink

Chantel Brink

Freelance Writer

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Hugging is The Most Beautiful Form of Communication

Hugging – the act of embracing someone else – has been used since the beginning of time to express comfort and support. We hug when we’re happy, sad, scared, proud, excited, grieving, and everything in between. Hugging makes bad times feel better and good times extraordinary – and now we actually have scientific proof as […]

Julie Hambleton

Julie Hambleton

Freelance Writer

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7 Things You Should Never Apologize For

We are often taught that apologizing even when you’re not wrong is the fastest and simplest way to maintain peace in any situation. We may be fully aware that we have not erred but just offering an apology makes us “the bigger person” and would potentially limit any future conflicts.  This is probably helpful with […]

Leah Berenson

Leah Berenson

Freelance Writer