We are all part of a global community, and in that spirit we take each Friday to spread the love to others who’ve inspired us. In our Great Discoveries series, we feature the most interesting articles, a must-watch video and the most inspirational quote we discovered this week. Please spread the love and enjoy your day!
![]() Tell Me Who You Spend Time With, And I Will Tell You Who You AreWho do you spend time with? How do they make you who you are? [via Thought Catalog] | ![]() Your Project Deserves a Good DeathHere’s the secret: endings are actually kind of awesome. [via Medium] |
| Amy Schumer’s Hilarious Acceptance Speech At The GLAMOUR Awards… The funny gal had the whole room in hysterics. | |
![]() 6 examples of subtle sexism that women still face at workWomen still face gender bias at work. It’s just harder to see. [via Business Insider] |
![]() Should I Have Kids?And why does everyone get to have an opinion, anyway? [via HelloGiggles] |
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Having a kid… Not having a kid… What does it matter? It’s your body. you decide what to do. Ever notice that this is the only situation where such an argument is ever made? Could you imagine someone saying, “Y’know, I really don’t want to run a marathon”, and have someone reply “How can you not feel horrible, knowing you’re squandering a chance, that paraplegics might never have?” Some people have kids. Some people don’t. Some people are against abortion. Some aren’t. These arguments need to end. People shouldn’t need to post articles about it defending or explaining their views on that. Cause it’s their body. Their life. They’re free to do anything they want with it!
You’re so right! I’ve got two kids, but if someone doesn’t want to have ANY, I’m totally cool with that and it’s completely understandable. It doesn’t make them selfish. I’d rather, personally, an individual who recognizes it’s not for them and that they have other priorities than have a kid they’ll either resent or have no time for.
Simply amazing post by the Thought Catalog! Well, I would say that the people (your friends) define you who are. The people you choose to be around shows the type of person you are. 🙂
Great article by Ryan Holiday. I also follow his blog. And I couldn’t agree more with him!!
Tell me who your friends are, and I will tell you who you are. – Mexican Proverb 🙂
Great finds!! And fun insightful reads. The Amy Schumer video is absolutely epic. She never lets her fans down. Gotta LOVE that woman! 🙂
I get that kids are an amazing gift and there’s nothing better than bringing life to this Earth. bla bla bla, but as it stands now I’m just not interested in having kids at all . I want to enjoy my life . Don’t get me wrong . kids are cute and fun to play with. But I think this is very huge responsibility.
Thanks for this set. Definitely got a lot of different ideas that I never thought of like nos 1 & 3. I agree that the people around us matter. Research has shown that we’re more affected by our environment than we think. Loved the ending quote too! 🙂
Every women have dream that they would have kids. I could have lived happily without a child.But I know for sure that I’ll live HAPPIER with one. I’ll be a much. much happier person doing everything in my power to make my kid’s life as perfect as I possibly can.
I love to spend my time with Books. I think that reading makes me feel great it helps me to discover more about my self and about the world. It makes you live a bunch of experiences and it makes you more involved in real life, sometimes it seems you forget all your worries and all your concern. I love reading I enjoy it.
I find these articles interesting. “Should I have Kids” has shed some light on the matter for me definitely and I intend to use this in the future. This is exactly what we needed to read. Looking forward to learning more from reading your site. I appreciate this list very much! Thanks for sharing.
Interesting series! I especially like article “Should I have Kids” . I wish I would have kids. Kids are very adorable and full of life . Your life is complete with your kids