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The Best Character Build In "Warhammer 40,000: Darktide"
This is a helpful guide to forming the best character build in "Warhammer 40,000: Darktide". It discusses the best character class, best skills, best weapons, best curios, and best strategy.
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Best "Helldivers 2" Beginner Build: Weapons, Stratagems & More
A beginner's guide to building a proper character in "Helldivers 2," including weapons, armor, stratagems, ship modules, and tactics.
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The Best Class to Play in "Starship Troopers: Extermination"
A guide for the best class to play in "Starship Troopers: Extermination" and the accompanying strategies and builds associated with the class. The best all-around class is Operator.
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Being Transient Is the Wave of the Future for Young Adults
This article is going to discuss the tips and tricks I use to save thousands every month while being transient. From my living situation, to the way I spend my money on a weekly basis while still living a luxury-filled lifestyle, you're getting an inside look at successful transience.
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Everything You Need to Know Before Entering the Security Industry
This article is going to answer many of the questions prospective security professionals should be asking themselves before entering the security industry. You're going to get the answers to many of the who, what, when, where, why, and how questions from an industry veteran.
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For the Ladies: If You Want to Detoxify the Dating Pool, It Starts With You
The current dating pool is toxic, and there is no doubt that it'll take a multi-gendered team effort to solve the issue. This article focuses on what you can do as a female to reduce the toxicity, increase your chances of finding love, and make the world a better place in the process.
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I Wanted You to Know...
When you see someone worthy of admiration, admire them. If they are worthy of praise, praise them. Should they desire your affection, shower them in it. In the end, a full gesture travels the world twice over.
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Envy Not
Is it better to suffer an abundance of life than the lack thereof? Perhaps the grass isn't greener on the other side. Do not envy those who have what you do not, but make the best of what lies before you here and now.
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In Her Hideaway
It's nice to find someone, somewhere you can be with them, and just let the world melt away. An acquaintance, a friend, a lover, it really doesn't matter who. So long as you become the center of everything, that is the moment you desire.
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I Want to Run....
Life can be rough without partners to carry you through to the future. Hang in there, stop running away, and embrace the battles that need to be fought.
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Once Again I Lost Myself
Love is most often easily compared to war, and you must be careful not to lose yourself on the battlefield.
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But Have You Ever...?
This piece is a fond recollection of the suffering I willfully caused myself in life, and a reminder of where I come from. If you strive for a better future, even the darkest of hours can seem like the brightest of times.
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The Signals Misread
As a romantic at heart, you're bound to run into some moments that just don't coalesce with your desired reality. Take the blows, pour the pain into your art, and keep on loving. This is a piece reflecting those very sentiments.
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Fall Ball
This is a story based on true events, written for someone who requested I write a sensational piece on a day in the life of younger me. Life used to be a constant struggle, everything seemed against me, and that life has inspired some excellent introspective writing.
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He Is Something Different
This is a piece written for me by a former lover. So, I suppose you can say that I inspired the piece. The rights to the piece were gifted to me, and so I'd like to share it with my community.
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I See Her Clearly
This is a piece about a woman who cannot see her own greatness, but everyone around her stands in awe of it.
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(Even Though) She Didn't Have To
It takes a woman's strength to pull a man from his darkest of self-reflections, and it takes a man to squander her efforts in the coldest of fashion.
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A Conversation With the Self
This is a poem in which I'm having a harsh conversation with myself about the choices I have made, taking responsibility, and overcoming that journey.
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And So I Broke My Heart
Being scared of love and attachment is a real affliction, and the way that fear manifests itself can be devastating. This is a poem explaining the experience of that phenomena.
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Love on a Wednesday
This is a poem I wrote while questioning whether or not to reveal my true feelings to someone I was interested in.
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Active Shooter Situation
This is a poem told from the perspective of an active shooter. I was challenged by a friend to write some edgier poetry, and this is what I came up with.
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One Broken Summer
This is a poem I wrote when I first became homeless, and I met a woman who helped me at my lowest point.
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The Best Stealth Build for "Cyberpunk 2077"
This guide is going to lay out the best stealth build for you to utilize within your playthrough of "Cyberpunk 2077". Whether you're just starting out, or you're looking to try a new playstyle, this guide has all of your desired stealth-style information.
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You Don’t Have to Suffer Alone
This is a little piece I came up with while in a depressed state, feeling alone, and overall letting go of hope. I want to hang onto the idea that suffering never needs to be done in isolation nor silence, but sometimes it feels like it does. Perhaps this is a wishful piece.
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What Does a Mental Breakdown Look Like?
In this article, I will attempt to spread some awareness on the topic of what it looks like when someone suffers a mental breakdown. From how others treat someone suffering a breakdown to how the breakdown feels, I hope to enlighten the community at large.
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The Best Build for Beginners in "Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord"
What's the best culture to choose in "Bannerlord"? How should I place my skills? What are the best weapons? This article seeks to answer every question a beginner could have about "Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord."
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What Are We in This World?
This is a piece inspired by an activity we did at Coastal Star. We were given the words: Resiliency, Freedom, Mindfulness, Obstacle, and Conflict. I chose to write a poem using the word prompt offered to us. I really asked myself, who am I?
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Crisis Recovery Program at Coastal Star in Orange County, CA
This article sets out to tell you everything you need to know about Coastal Star, a crisis recovery program in Southern California. From core principles and values to what it's like to live in the program, you'll find everything you need to know here.
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You’re No Longer Here
This piece is inspired by those people who leave our lives just as swiftly as they entered. Sometimes you meet a person in a fiery embrace only to be left out in the freezing cold before you've even realized you've been let go. Hang onto those who stick around.
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War With the Devil
This is a piece inspired by a recent romantic interest who made interacting with her feel like a rollercoaster ride out of hell. You can't always be certain the angel you're dealing with isn't the devil in disguise.
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Group Therapy Thoughts
This is a piece inspired by a recent group therapy session I took part in. It is rare a group therapy offers anyone the personal attention they truly need, but at least we can pull some inspiration from it in some way.
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Aliens Destroyed My Pirate Ship
This is a piece inspired by the administrator of the crisis recovery home in which I'm staying. I told everyone to pick a topic, any topic, and he told me, "Aliens destroyed my pirate ship!"
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She Led Me to God
This piece is about a romantic interest that inspired me to explore my powerlessness in the world. I spend so much time fighting the flow of things, that perhaps it is okay to let the tide sweep you away some time. Let the God within you guide the way.
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Unforeseen Growth in Failure
This piece was inspired by my recent return to a higher power. It isn't a God, it isn't some sort of spiritual mumbo jumbo, it is within me and those worthy of being around me.
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Low Thoughts From the Heart
This piece was inspired by recent events in my life that led me to throw my entire situation into turmoil. Though life could always be worse, I find myself dwelling on the fact this is the lowest I've ever been.
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She’s Rubber and I’m Glue
This piece was inspired by a recent romantic interest who, quite honestly, scares the hell out of me. We are so similar, and yet we are so drastically different. Rubber and glue tend to make bad bedfellows.
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Embrace the Reflection
This is a piece I wrote while thinking about how I've spent a lot of time running away from my problems rather than facing them. In running away from your problems, you tend to lose yourself in the process.
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She's Drowning
A poem born from romantic inspiration that quickly turned into an introspective nightmare. Luckily, nightmares too shall pass, even if we feel like we are drowning in them.
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Victims of the New Normal
This is a piece inspired by the yearly announcement by the DHS of, "increased threat of domestic violent extremism," despite also claiming they have, "no indicators of any imminent, nor credible threats." They never want us to forget who holds the reins.
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Kyler J. Falk: "2021’s Most Likely to Go Viral"
A thank you, shoutout, recognition, and critical article focusing on my experience here on HubPages, and winning my first Hubbie Award. It's been a good run, and I'd like to address everyone collectively. It feels weird winning an award for my writing.
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A Guide to the Best Builds for Beginners in "State of Decay 2"
This guide seeks to answer any question a beginner might have about how to succeed in "State of Decay 2". From the basics of which map is best to what community members you should start with, this guide has the answers to every question you should be asking.
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What Is It Like to Be Sexually Assaulted?
To be sexually assaulted is often colloquially defined, and the trauma of being sexually assaulted swept under the rug by law enforcement, witnesses, and perpetrators. This article is about what it is like to be sexually assaulted from a firsthand perspective.
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You’re a Part of My World
No matter who you are, where you're going, nor what you're doing, you play a crucial role in my world. This is my early response to my own challenge request for Brenda Arledge's week 35 prompt for the newly originated word, "sonder."
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Hatred Is Fear Made Manifest
A little late to the party, but this is my response to Brenda Arledge's word prompt from week 32, "Fear." We can all relate to wanting to fit in, but some will try to fit in at the expense of everyone around them, and fear is the biggest motivator for it all.
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A Guide to the Best Build for Beginners in "Tom Clancy’s The Division 2"
This guide seeks to tell you exactly what you need in order to have the best beginner's build in "Tom Clancy's The Division 2". From specialization and how to spend your points to what weapons and armor you'll need, this guide will give you everything you need to know to get the best build.
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Honest Review of the "Star Wars" Hero Series 12" Action Figures
Are the "Star Wars" Hero Series 12" action figures worth buying? Do children enjoy playing with them? How sturdy and versatile are they? Here's everything you need to know.
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Honest Self-Scrutiny Is the Only Path to Healthy Progress
The most common downfall for anyone trying to remain on the path to properly addressing their mental health, is a lack of honest self-scrutiny. In order to overcome your problems with mental health, you must learn to be able to scrutinize yourself in an honest way.
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A Guide to the Best Build for Beginners in "Conqueror’s Blade"
From which weapon class to use, to the order in which you'll need to focus on obtaining units, this guide seeks to inform you of everything you need to know as a beginner in "Conqueror's Blade." This easy-to-read walkthrough will set you on the road to success in every battle.
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Is "Gloria Victis" Worth Buying?
A review of "Gloria Victis" from Black Eye Games. It's an excellent medieval MMO for any fan of the genre, but it just wasn't my cup of tea. Here's what I want you to know about the game and why you should at least give it a chance.
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Defy the Silence
A poem dedicated to the birthday of someone who came into my life recently. Silence, silent contemplation can be a tempting mistress, but nothing grand and worth pursuing has ever been silent for long. This poem explores the fight against silence.
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Invasive Cultures Will Be the Downfall of America
An article exploring the ever-increasing presence of invasive cultures in the United States of America. Invasive cultures are any cultures that force themselves upon the public at the expense of the public's social infrastructure, most often pushed by those abusing their influence and power.
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Which American Demographic Is the Most Racist?
This article attempts to explore the naturally occurring feelings of different groups of people as it concerns levels of racism in specific racial groups. White-identifying people won the title of, "most racist demographic in America."
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Marching Alone Into the Future
A poem that combines every word of Brenda Arledge's word prompts from weeks 1-20. This piece is a blend of my negative and positive feelings about myself, and life in general.
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The Best Hero and Build in "Star Wars Battlefront II"
The best hero in "Star Wars Battlefront II" is most definitely Bossk because he can control the entire field by himself. This guide will tell you exactly how to build Bossk in order to dominate the competition and prove to you that he is unarguably the best.
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"Grand Theft Auto V": A Guide to Beating the Cayo Perico Heist Quickly and Easily
Everything you need to know in order to beat the Cayo Perico heist in "GTA V" quickly and easily. From setup to the finale, this guide is going to help you make as much money as you can in the most efficient way possible.
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Review of McFarlane Toys’ “Warhammer 40,000” Blood Angel Primaris Space Marine Hellblaster 7-Inch Action Figure
This is a personal review that encompasses everything you will need to know before purchasing the Blood Angel Primaris Space Marine Hellblaster action figure from McFarlane Toys. It's a must-have for any true fan of "Warhammer 40,000."
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Review of McFarlane Toys' "Warhammer 40,000" Adepta Sororitas Battle Sister 7' Action Figure
This review covers what you need to know before buying the Adepta Sororitas Battle Sister action figure from McFarlane Toys. From manufacturer specs to my personal experience with the product, this article sets out to review the Battle Sister action figure in full.
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The Best Start and Strategy in "Kenshi"
The best start in "Kenshi" is "The Slaves," and this guide is going to set out all the reasons you need to choose it, the strategy for it, and how to eventually escape it!
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The Best Class and Build for "Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords"
The best class and build in "Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords" would have to be the Jedi Consular. The Jedi Consular has the ability to be the best and strongest class above all others. This guide will tell you exactly how and why to build the Jedi Consular as the best ever!
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The Best Class and Build for "Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic"
The best class and build for "Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic" is within the Scout class. This guide is going to help you in getting the most you can out of your "KotOR" experience.
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The Best Class and Build for Co-Op in "Star Wars Battlefront II"
A guide for choosing the best class and how to properly build that class in "Star Wars Battlefront II." The best class is the Officer class, and they're the right choice if you want to come out on top in every game.
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How to Deal With a Landlord Who Mistreats Their Tenants
A collection of useful information to help you deal with a rude landlord who mistreats tenants. Holding a landlord accountable is a process that begins the moment you are handed the lease.
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"Fallout: New Vegas": The Best Build for Every Difficulty
This is a collection of everything you need to know in order to have the best character build for "Fallout: New Vegas." Whether you are trying to survive through hardcore difficulty or you're taking a leisurely stroll, this guide will set you on the proper path to success in the Mojave.
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Hope Is for Him
My response to Brenda Arledge's word prompt for week 7, which is the word hope. I don't need hope to strive onward, but pain is a muse I love to hate. My son deserves better, and I'll ensure he has all the hope in the world.
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Invading a FOB Without Being Detected: "Metal Gear Solid V"
Want to invade your rival's Forward Operating Base (FOB) without being detected? These tips, tricks, and equipment suggestions will help you do just that!
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Is "XCOM: Enemy Unknown" Worth Buying?
A review of the story, combat, difficulty, and other elements of "XCOM: Enemy Unknown." I'll explain why you should or shouldn't buy this turn-based tactical classic.
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The Hero Becomes the Villain
My response to Jodah, John Hansen's, writing prompt. This one was really fun because it actually made writing as difficult as it was simplistic in concept. A little piece about the path of a modern hero.
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The Tale of the Phallic Hoodlum of Moss Creek Apartments
A little tale inspired by recent events at Moss Creek Apartments in Garden Grove, California. The bandit came, they defaced my car, and the havoc they caused reverberated across the entire globe changing it forever.
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Leave Yesterday Behind
A piece inspired by Brenda Arledge in her article "Poetry: Word Prompts Help Creativity / Week 3." This is a little piece about being unfaithful.
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Everything You Need to Know to Beat "The Outer Worlds" on Supernova Difficulty
Tips for beating "The Outer Worlds" on supernova difficulty. From the basics of choosing your gender to the crucial choice of attribute placement, this guide covers it all. Supernova difficulty takes about 45 hours to complete, but this guide can shorten that time.
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"Mass Effect: Andromeda": Beginner's Guide to Platinum APEX Missions
A quick and easy-to-read guide for beating platinum-difficulty APEX missions without any real hassle. Photos included. With this guide, you won't need to worry about the difficulty of platinum missions ever again.
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And So You Shall Believe!
A little piece written about opposing views and the stance each side takes. There is no middle-ground, only admitting you hold the other person in contempt of your beliefs.
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My Hidden Paradise
A little piece about my new home, and how it is my hidden paradise. Through trouble and toil we've made it to a place of relaxation.
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"Gender Is a Spectrum" Does Not Mean What You Think It Means
Gender is a spectrum, unarguably, but what does that mean? We are going to explore some interpretations of this popularly-misused phrase, and give a concrete answer as to what it really means.
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My Unique Experience With COVID-19
Being infected with Covid-19 was a very exciting experience for me. On top of the excitement was a major social altercation due to my infection. To call my experience unique is quite the understatement.
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An Ignorant Millennial's Recollection of the Trump Presidency
A recollection piece about the presidency of Donald J. Trump from the perspective of a willfully ignorant millennial. From overt hatred to constant misinformation, it was one hell of a ride we will all need to recover from.
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Stop Being Ignorant
A little piece about what I feel when looking at sociopolitical ideologues and their silly, useless arguments.
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"Mass Effect 2": How to Keep Your Entire Crew Alive Through the Final Mission
Keeping everyone alive on the suicide mission at the end of "Mass Effect 2" is as time-consuming as it is simplistic. All you have to do is talk to every single crew member, explore every planet, and do every loyalty mission!
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How to Get Your "Mass Effect 2" DLC to Work on Steam
A quick and easy-to-read guide that tells you how to get your "Mass Effect 2" DLC to work on Steam. It should take you less than thirty minutes to get it all up and running!
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This Is Why COVID-19 Is More a Social Issue Than a Health Concern
With the blatantly irresponsible mishandling of all things coronavirus, one can't help but come to the conclusion that this virus is more a social pathogen than anything to truly fear. Evidence manages to make it seem like the goal is to spread it even more efficiently.
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Stocking Stuffer: A Review of the Upgraded MelMelKat Rechargeable Hover Soccer Ball
The MelMelKat rechargeable hover soccer ball is a surprisingly cheap, well-made, and long-lasting toy that I can't help but recommend to anyone looking for a good stocking stuffer, or a neat little celebratory gift for their kids!
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Apartment Living: How to Handle Threats From a Neighbor
It is a rare occasion where a neighbor becomes physically threatening toward you, but you should know how to deal with it safely and legally regardless. This article addresses how to do just that, and how to deal with most issues that may arise.
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Review of McFarlane Toys' "Warhammer 40K" Ultramarines Primaris Assault Intercessor 7" Action Figure
The Ultramarines Primaris Assault Intercessor is a sturdy, versatile, and aesthetically pleasing toy! I recommend it to every fan, collector, and child alike!
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Letters to Strangers: Dear Father
Third in a possible series of letters that I'll never be sending to those they are addressed to. This one is meant for my father, and it will be the last thing ever said to him as I close the books on any connection we still have.
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Letters to Strangers: Dear Mother
Second in a possible series of letters that I'll never be sending to those they are addressed to. This letter is to my mother, and though I have sent many letters to her in the past this one will be the last as I close the emotional books on our destructive connection.
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She Escapes Me
A little piece about loving a woman you could never hold as your own. You want her, you had her, but she will never belong to you.
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Never Stop Writing Your Story
A little piece about pushing through adversity, and writing the story that you wish to tell in the world.
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This Is My Life, These Are My Things
This is my response to Bill Holland's (BillyBuc) writing/photo challenge #5 (or is it another number?). A little tale about a man's life and his possessions. Let's follow him on his little tour, shall we?
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Paving the Way Backwards
A little piece looking at how humans interact with one another as time goes forward. It is as if we are paving the way for a regressing future.
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Letters to Strangers: Dear Me
First in a possible series of letters that I'll never be sending to those they are addressed to. This letter is addressed to myself, because who wouldn't want to go back and give our younger selves a leg up in those damaging situations we were left to solve on our own?
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"All Lives Matter": Is It an Accurate and Necessary Statement?
During the mostly-violent riots instigated by the Black Lives Matter movement, many challenged my stance on stating the fact that, "all lives matter," but that doesn't change that it is an accurate, and necessary statement to be making. All lives, every one of them, do matter. Don't let racism win!
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Find Your Confidence
A little piece I came up with when thinking about having to rush into the dangers of the world head-on, and how my own feelings of self-resentment hold me back. Sometimes we have to be our own shoulder to lean on.
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A Night With the Temptress
A little piece about falling for the temptations of a lustful night with a beautiful woman. She walks a path of her own, and can't be tied down.
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"Mount & Blade: Warband": Which Faction Should You Start With?
Beginners should always join the Kingdom of the Nords, and there is no arguing this fact. "Mount & Blade: Warband" fans will argue over this day and night, but the Nords will always be a beginner's best go-to.
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This Is What Happens When Law Enforcement Fails to Pull the Trigger
This is a retelling and analysis based around true events. Law enforcement, at the very least, deserves the same impartial justice we all crave. This is especially true for those officers who end a life in the line of duty. If they fail to pull the trigger, the consequences can be dire.
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"Star Wars: The Old Republic": How to Optimize Your Gambling Experience on Nar Shaddaa
In order to optimize your experience on Nar Shaddaa, you're going to need to know all the tips and tricks for losing chips as fast and efficiently as possible. The goal is to leave the casino with zero chips remaining as fast as possible.
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Telekinetics Jedi Sage Guide: "Star Wars: The Old Republic"
A guide to the Jedi Sage class and its Telekinetics combat proficiency. Discover how to play the class and proficiency in the most efficient manner possible.
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Defeating Life's Enemies
A little piece about growing up, striving through your every problem and defeating those who create them.
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A Question to Keep Asking Introverts: Why Are You So Quiet?
Introverts are notoriously quiet, and very few of them are truly comfortable with themselves as introverted individuals. This isn't because the introvert hates being introverted, it's because no one cares to really get to know them!
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"Star Wars: The Old Republic": A Guide for the Balanced Jedi Sage Class and Combat Proficiency
A quick and easy-to-read guide on the Jedi Sage class and its balance combat proficiency. This guide explains how to play the class and proficiency in the most efficient manner possible.
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"Star Wars: The Old Republic": Is Buying a Subscription Worth It?
Buying a subscription to a free-to-play game is a rough decision for many in the gaming community. Do you buy that new game you've had your eye on, or do you drop some money on a monthly fee? You won't regret paying for a subscription at all. Here's why.
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Modern-Times Reflections
A little piece reflecting upon my feelings about everything occurring in the world right now. Whether it be the banality of internet exchanges or the gut-wrenching truths of injustice hitting close to home, it is all touched upon emotionally here in this piece.
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Hitting the Big Two-Hundred Mark: I'm More Disinterested Than at One-Hundred
HubPages has been a bittersweet experience for me as an author, and I'm more and more disinterested in the community the more I interact within it. Nonetheless, in keeping with cliche I've written a, "two-hundredth article," article that expresses my ongoing and evolving feelings.
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A Perfect Day at the Beach
Just a little piece about a perfect day at the beach for me.
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Escape From Meager Tyrants
A poem written while thinking about my family and how I used to treat myself while suffering form their abuse. Never again.
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You Could've Won
A little poem I came up with when thinking about the phrase, "It isn't enough to win, someone else must lose!"
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The Fighter's Path
Love awaits you at the end of the path, warrior. Keep fighting, pressing on, and don't become a part of the path. Leave the weak in the darkness where they choose to wallow, you are stronger than that.
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A Drop in the Sea
We all have those special few that keep us swimming in the sea of life. Embrace them, love them, and never let them go. This is dedicated to my amazing girlfriend and life partner.
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The Silent Enemy Slain
SARS-CoV-2 won't ever be putting a damper on my spirits. We are going to defeat it, even in the face of those who feel hopeless and like we have to hide away forever. This will not be my new normal, and I'll never accept it. This virus is going down.
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Exploring Insomnia
A little poem I came up with to practice telling stories through poetry. I'm a bit manic right now, thus I have insomnia. What better way to spend a sleepless night than exploring your imagination?
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Taking Control of Any Situation by Controlling the Self
In order to take any semblance of control within the world around you, you must first take control of your inner world. You must train your mind like a fighter trains their body and ensure that you practice proper techniques and responses to any situation that may arise.
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What Is It Like Living With Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria?
Rejection sensitive dysphoria is a debilitating emotional state that feels like a physical manifestation of emotional pain to the sufferer. I'm lucky to be able to dissociate from my RSD so as to analyze it and offer a clear and fair perspective of what it is like to experience it.
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When Does Necessary Force Become Excessive Force?
Necessary force becomes excessive force when the burden of proof is met by the victim who suffered the unnecessary use of force to begin with. As a trained professional, I disagree with the ability of the police to use excessive force with impunity.
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Love the Self
No matter what the majority will be against you, but you will always be there for yourself at the end of the day. Don't let the world turn you against yourself, they're wrong!
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If I Were Voting It'd Be for Trump
The radical left in America has been given the spotlight on center-stage and they've very nearly made me a militant alt-right supporter. If I were a voter then I'd be casting my vote for Trump without a second thought.
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What Is It Like Dating a Biological Male?
Dating a transgender woman was like stepping into a world where you were immediately hated for your sexuality and existence by people who live in glass houses with frail moral compasses. Equally so, it was a step into a brisk pool of confusing emotions and new experiences.
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You Can't Shame Me Into Wearing a Mask
Shaming people into wearing a mask is now the new norm, and in fact is a form of extremism being widely practiced among the American public. You are not required to wear a mask, so I took the time to dig deeper into why people are becoming mask-toting extremists.
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"Dead Space 3": Is Narrative Integrity More Important Than Consumer Satisfaction?
The final ending to the "Dead Space" franchise maintained the narrative's integrity of gruesome truths and total upset, but it made me wonder if they could have deviated for the sake of providing more content. Let's explore the topics of narrative integrity and consumer satisfaction.
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Do Biological Men Make Better Females Than Biological Women?
There is an argument in society and online that is asserting that transgender women, in fact, make better women than those born as a female at birth. Lacking many of the stereotypical female traits, perhaps transgender women are more preferable to a male than their female counterparts, or not.
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Modern Day Experience
A little piece about my experience within modern times, and its gruesome callousness toward tragedy and atrocity. May as well romanticize my emotional slaughter and physical subjugation.
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Passion Unfurled
A little piece about how I have found my place of worship within the world in which I dwell, and how in lieu of the qualities everyone preaches we have found our calling, love, and acceptance within one another.
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A Critical Review of the Best Action-Horror Game Ever Made: "Dead Space 3"
"Dead Space 3" is, arguably, the best action-horror game ever developed. Years later, the game can still contend with any competitor in its genre; and I'm sitting here wondering why some haven't bought it yet. As such, I want to explore what the game does right, and what it does wrong.
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"Payday 2": A Guide to the Best Build for Beginners
The best build for "Payday 2" new players is the shotgun armorer build. This is an easy-to-follow guide with convenient pictures so you can get the most out of your playtime within "Payday 2" and its many different heists and game modes.
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What Determines the Value of Your Life?
It takes a calm, cool, and collected mind to measure the value of human life. Though we frequently, and without any real thought, place specific personal value on the lives of others to everyone's detriment, I want to answer the question as to whether or not people's lives really matter.
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Black Lives Matter Breeds More Racism and Division Than It Solves
Racism and division are running amok in America, and every day there is something new adding to the figurative fires and smoke of American vitriol. Black Lives Matter is just another way people are choosing to divide America as a whole, and they do it through racial, racist means.
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The Best Gluten-Free Chicken Pot Pie Recipe—With Picture Guide!
A recipe for the best gluten-free chicken pot pie I have ever had! This recipe was developed and written by the award-winning chef, Erin Fowler.
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Be the Equality We Lack
A little piece about my experience with racism, what it is I desire from those around me, and what I can do for them.
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Your Privilege Blinds You: What Is It Like Growing up With White Skin in a Multiracial Ethno-Diverse Family?
My family is so diverse that when people judge me solely by my skin color I can't help but call them racist and prejudice. Let alone my diverse blood and ancestry, my experience with racism and discrimination born of prejudice is also diverse. Let's educate people!
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Violence Is a Legitimate Form of Protest—Sorry, Not Sorry!
Violence has always been, and will always be, an important and necessary piece of protesting in all forms. Where peace does not get the message across, where voices are silenced by oppression, violence will break their chains.
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Opinion: What Is It Like to Be a White Man in America?
Polarization in America becomes obvious every time the media racially charges an occurrence that would otherwise be a general concern for humanity as a whole. I'd like to give my "white opinion" on this, and how it affects me personally, because many would wish me to remain silent.
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Why Are Americans So Racist?
Racism in America is an absolutely outdated concept, yet here we are right back to the days where it's okay to hate one another for our skin color. The tables seemed to have turned, however, with white people receiving the brunt of the hatred.
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Trading in My Feigned Writer's Voice for Another
A drastic change of scenery and a shift in general lifestyle also calls for a change within my writing. I am bored with fair and impartial presentation, so I figured I would shift into another personality. I'm trading kindness for the status quo for a while!
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“Middle-Earth: Shadow of War”: How to Get the Most Out of Your Experience in Mordor
Here is a little walkthrough for getting the best results out of your "Middle-earth: Shadow of War" experience. From discerning the question, "Uruks or Ologs?" to which skills you should be focusing on, I hope this guide makes the game easier and more fun!
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Video Game Industry Secrets: Terminology You Need to Know Before Purchasing Games
A collection of evolving terminology the video game industry bigwigs would rather you didn't know and understand the definitions for. Staying knowledgeable keeps the gaming industry, and the world as a whole safe from profit-hungry monsters.
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Review of United Cutlery's Kit Rae, Black Legion Battle Axe
United Cutlery's Kit Rae, Black Legion Battle Axe looks pretty, feels heavy, and is backed by nothing but lies and shifty marketing schemes. It is the most beautifully designed hunk of junk I have ever purchased and is getting returned as soon as possible. A "Do not buy" from me.
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There Is No Excuse for Ignorance in the Digital Age
With the availability of information directly at our fingertips, whether it be for free at a public library or through paid internet, there is no excuse for being misinformed. Ignorance is nothing more than a choice in the digital age.
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Amazing People: Business Woman, Chef, Mother, Life Partner
An interview of the most amazing person I've ever met in my entire life. She is a business woman, chef, mother, and my life partner. There is no obstacle she can't overcome, and I wanted to put her voice into print!
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What's the Difference Between Confidence and Cockiness?
There are two main differences between confidence and cockiness: Perception of the self and the way you interpret the perceptions of others. The two are regularly interchangeable, and often used as a way to both validate and invalidate the self, and others.
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The Best Faction to Side With in "Fallout: New Vegas"
A realistic perspective to the faction system in "Fallout: New Vegas" as it concerns what could produce the best overall outcome for everyone in the wastes. Caesar's Legion, in real life, would be your best option for both power and effective change.
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He's an Open Book
This one is about him being an open book, and how she flips through the pages. Him doing the same in return.
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The United States of America: Watching My Country Die One Conversation at a Time
I've been preaching it for years and I won't be stopping any time soon; America is collapsing and our social infrastructure will be the first official casualty. Already we are seeing a major decline in appropriate interaction, with hate and spite being the dominating factors of most conversation.
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Loving the Beast
A little piece about loving people for their worst, and appreciating them at their best.
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Love's Burning Fires
A little piece about love, all the facets it entails, and the effect it has on the world it fuels.
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When I Fall It Won't Be Into Line
A little piece about being an outcast, feeling as if you don't have a place, and respecting yourself for it.
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Cures Without a Disease
Human nature will always be what it is, until Elon's neural link is up and functioning then we'll all be closer to Gods than humans. Nonetheless, a poem about resisting the offered cures to the human condition.
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The Memorable Month of May
A little poem about the weather, this month, and how memorable it has been thus far.
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Modern Problems: Trickle-Down Cruelty
Trickle-down cruelty is a problem that has proven to be the source for prevalent societal habits such as performative cruelty. It is the main catalyst in the promotion of bullying as a casual and acceptable behavior.
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The Greatest Hobby Ever Created: "Warhammer 40,000"
If you haven't done so already, and you're looking for a hobby to take up all your time, money, and interest, then you need to get into, "the hobby," that is "Warhammer: 40,000" and all that it entails. Miniature painting, books, and video games; there's something for every hobbyist.
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Playground Closed
I really could care less about all the politicking, fear mongering, and disinformation from all sides of the field. All he wanted was to play on the slide, but even had he asked I couldn't give him a straight answer why he couldn't. The narrative is a little off, if you ask me.
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Modern Problems: Is It Okay to Ghost People?
With communication through social media and other digital means becoming increasingly prevalent, so is the act of ghosting becoming a serious issue. Ghosting is never an acceptable practice if you value the person you are speaking to.
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Long-Term Relationships: A Beginner's Guide to Lasting Commitment
So you want that 'happily ever after,' but you're struggling to obtain it? Look no further; you've stumbled upon the best beginner's guide to long-term relationships that you could find.
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Let Me Be Your Boogie Man
I can be your boogie man if you so desire it, all you need do is perceive it and so it shall be!
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The Good Ole Digital Saloon
A little story based around recent events, and the individuals taking part. Have to make light of things lest we develop cancer of the soul.
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The Six Types of Bohemians
There are a lot of different types of people out there in the world, but today we are going to hone in on the bohemians.
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Is Rapping Easy?
I have heard so many people say it, "I should be a rapper, the lyrics are so stupid and easy!" and so I set out to see if these claims were true. Usually I can pull things off quite well, on an amateur level at least, but rapping is pretty hard.
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Is It Okay to Go Through My Significant Other's Stuff?
Paranoia, anxiety, jealousy, we have all hit a point in our emotions where the burning desire to quell our curiosity leads to wanting to snoop on other people. Is it okay to snoop on our significant other? The answer to this question is, most likely, absolutely not.
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Don't Bother Trying to Keep up With Me
I won't have anyone say I don't answer any and every question to the best of my ability, and this is the answer to a question I received recently.
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Modern Problems: Attacking People for Their Emotions
It is all too common to see people trying to get a rise out of others, and when the rise finally comes they harass the person for it. This is illogical to me, even sick and twisted when people glean pleasure from it. This behavior is becoming increasingly prevalent. It's performative cruelty.
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Feinting Fickle Friendships
This is for anyone who would call themselves my friend, then attack me at the first sign of rough waters. I'd sooner throw you off my ship in the middle of a storm than let you sink it and those aboard her. Fair-weather friends are not for me.
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Modern Problems: Social Justice vs Social Justice Warriors
People often mistake social justice for the antics of social justice warriors. Such ignorance leads to the disparaging of those who explore topics impartially, and even further creates controversy where there doesn't need to be any. Let's explore the topic!
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Modern Problems: Societal Standards From a Male Perspective
The male perspective as it concerns societal standards is regularly swept under the rug, and this is because of societal standards themselves. Men don't often have a voice as it concerns their weaknesses and soft spots. Let's explore the topic!
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Modern Problems: What Is a Safe Space?
Safe spaces have popped up all over college campuses and elsewhere, but just because the media has stopped using them as a tool for performative cruelty doesn't mean they aren't still relevant. Let's explore the topic of safe spaces.
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Is Karen the New N-Word?
Many individuals are claiming that disparaging women by calling them 'Karen' is becoming like using the 'N-word' and it is causing great debate among social media goers of all types. Let's explore this topic.
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Honest Opinions on Life
A little free-verse piece about my opinions on life, and I guess what I think of it when I am down in the dumps.
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Curbing Boredom With Nonsense
Can't think of anything I want to write today, a little bit depressed as well. Life threw a curve ball, hopefully I knock it out of the park.
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Our Malicious Mistress
A little piece about someone we allowed into our romantic life, not knowing of her intentions that quickly became clear.
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The King and His Many People
A short story about a king and how he plays the game of power. A little practice at dialogue-driven storytelling.
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Pirate Shanties: Hear My Call Boy-Ohs
This is my first time ever trying to write anything musical, and since I love singing pirate shanties I figured it would be a great addition to my writings.
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Bidets: The Wave of the Future!
Whether you want to believe me or not, I know that bidets have to be the wave of the future for everyone! You need to go pick yourself up a bidet, and do your part in reducing human resource waste!
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Just Another Day on the Job
My response to Bill Holland's fifth photo challenge, hopefully I did well.
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Bipartisan Solutions to the Abortion Problem in America
Abortion is, and will always be a hot topic in America. That doesn't mean we can't come to proper solutions to said problem that appeal to both human rights and continuity of a civil society. Life is life, no matter how many people rally against it.
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Body Modification: Is It Body Positive?
Body modification and body positivity are a hot topic when blended together. Is body modification body positive? Does modifying your body mean you hate your body? Can you modify your body extensively and still be body positive? Let's delve deeper into the topic.
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"Kenshi" Is One of the Hardest Survival RPGs You'll Ever Play
"Kenshi" is the greatest, most challenging survival sim I've ever played on the PC. It's a must-have for any fan of the open-world sandbox genre.
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A Possible Series of Riddles #10
Tenth in a possible series of riddles, that if enough interest is taken, will become a series that I'll continue for fun.
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Modern Problems: Gender and Race Discrimination
You can't expect others to take you seriously if you are sexist or racist. You do more damage to your side of the argument when you choose hate, even if that "hate" is masked with the label of "humor."
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Modern Problems: How to Know When You Are Being Lied To
Exploring the question that is on everyone's mind, and putting it in a way so as to help you discern for yourself when the media is being dishonest, but still telling the truth.
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A Possible Series of Riddles #9
Ninth in a possible series of riddles, that if enough interest is taken, will become a series that I'll continue for fun.
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How to Make a Heart With Your Hands
Making a heart with your hands can be quite difficult if you have never done it before. Here is a list of all the ways you can make a heart using your hands, combined with useful pictures for simple reference!
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Life, Love, Beauty, Fleeting
A little romantic piece, just yearning for more of it all.
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So Hot, so Cold
A little nonsense about California, and how the weather goes from hot to cold and cold to hot extremely quick and chaotically. Yet, I love this state for all she has to offer.
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Why Does Trump Always Seem to Say Silly Things?
The media regularly takes Trump's words out of context, but that doesn't mean what he says doesn't sound immediately silly. It takes a bit of thought to keep up with Trump and what he means, because he seems to ad lib most of his speeches and that muddles his intended presentation.
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What Is My IP Address?
Don't know what an IP address is? No idea how to find out what your computer's IP address is? Can't figure out your ISP's public IP? You're in luck, this easy-to-follow guide has everything you need to know!
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Is It Going to Rain Today?
A little piece about people being like rain, memories as well.
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The Beauty of Man
A little admiration, maybe an ode if you will, to the beauty of mankind and all it has to offer.
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Awaiting the King in His Absence
Just another little piece on the absenteeism of certain individuals. You know I can't help myself. It's just too easy! I really shouldn't dabble in the dirt, lest I get stained.
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Protests: Judging Others for Their Coping Mechanisms
Protesting is a cathartic medium for many people, a coping mechanism for stressful times. Unless you know the reasoning behind someone's actions, meaning you've sought the info necessary from that individual themselves, don't judge them.
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You Could Be My God
I don't care what you believe, what you think is the truth, nor how you choose to spread that so-called truth. I love you, I worship you, I fall to your feet in praise, and you can't do anything to stop me. You are my God as I spit in the face of all the deities above us.
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Savoring the Beginning
A little poem about physical passion, and how it is only one facet of life, love, and all that those entail.
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Is Vulgarity Tolerance the Overlooked Factor in Your Relationship?
A commonly disregarded human trait as it concerns relationships is vulgarity, and this trait plays a huge role in the survival and demolition of many relationships. Make sure you understand how compatible your partner's and your own vulgarity levels are before it's too late!
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Where One Walks so Does the Other
Maybe if we were nicer to Satan, acknowledging Him and letting Him walk with us rather than running away from Him, He'd stop being so evil. Then again, God loves hate and discrimination, and burning people in lakes of boiling sulfur, so people will never accept Him. On goes the cycle.
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Exploring the Forbidden
A little poem about exploring the feelings of forbidden love, begging for it, wanting to give in, and blending a little bittersweet flavor in as well.
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Circumcision: Their Body Their Choice
I absolutely cannot stand the arguments for or against circumcision, as most parents who argue on the internet are all too willing to go at each other's throats. I'd like to explain calmly, and fairly, why I opted out of circumcision for my son.
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Controversy: Only by Popular Demand
A little collection of thoughts on my articles that seem to do the best, as far as views go. I wish it weren't the case.
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Echoes and Mirrors
A little piece I'd like to dedicate to fragile egos, and delicate sensibilities. May we all continue to provide each other with useful materials and bask in the duality of every individual self!
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"Kingdom Come: Deliverance": Skills and Tactics Strategy Guide
"Kingdom Come: Deliverance" is by no means a casual experience, and I know many individuals who struggle with completing the game. This guide will tell you the best steps to take for long-term success within the game without the biting edge of struggle.
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Questions for the Ages
I wrote this piece while analyzing some philosophy books I've collected throughout the years.
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The Trenches of Life
A little piece I just came up with when thinking about how people treat each other on the internet. I always feel better in walking away, never even expressing my own ignorance in the face of the ignorance of others. Better to love and understand, than to hate and hurt.
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Necessary Nonsense Negation
I got a little bit bored of serious topics, and wanted to do some pre-associative poetry. This is the result of dissociation from association!
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Modern Problems: Equality Without Equity
The problem I see in society is not one of equality, it is one of equity. This isn't some sort of anti-establishment article either, the establishment is quite equitable and treats everyone equal as slaves. We are going to be discussing the lack of equity within the people slaving for the system.
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"Space Hulk: Deathwing": Horde Survival at Its Best
"Space Hulk: Deathwing" is another piece of the "Warhammer 40k" franchise, and it is a game that any true fan cannot go without purchasing and playing. This game is less about lore, and more about the experience of being a Grey Knight on Crusade.