Life’s about intensity. Here’s a short poem about it.

As COVID-19 spreads more and more across the United States, it’s not just the sick who are affected. It’s also the elderly and immunocompromised who are afraid to leave their homes. It’s also the homeless who are at higher risk. …

If I had to describe 3 things about New Yorkers, I’d say: 1) they hate tourists 2) they hate every other city on the planet 3) THEY ALL look good. Maybe it’s just because I’m from the Midwest. …

Most people end up working in jobs that they’re not super excited about. They drag themselves out of bed everyday, put in their 8 hours, and stare at the clock until 5:01. The truth is, this isn’t always a bad thing. …

I love reading relationship advice on Reddit. Users on there ask some pretty interesting questions, and are very honest in their answers. They’re also mostly delusional. Check out this really interesting post I came across a little while ago:

Like most people, I’ve always thought I was bad at learning languages. But as with pretty much every subject, proficiency depends on the efficiency and effectiveness of instruction rather than the perceived intellectual ability of the student. I fully grasped that concept only recently. Let’s rewind back to January of…