Because most of “the signs” they tell you are garbage If you try to Google “how to know you’re in love,” you’re gonna have a bad time Because it’s mostly shit advice. Here’s a small sampling: “They’re always on your mind” This is infatuation. If someone’s “always” on your mind, you’re not focused on other Really Important Things. And that’s a problem. Real love fits into real life, rather than usurping it. It’s calm, not overwhelming. They’re your ‘everything’” Ditto. “You see them in your future” “When I imagined my future job/location/adopted dog, they were always in the background of my imagination helping me out with whatever I was doing. My future just didn’t really make sense without them around.” Well, I mean, damn. You fantasize long and hard enough, you can see anything in your future — like I could imagine moving to Switzerland to be a goat farmer. That doesn’t mean I should. The problem is that we’ve made “love” into a game of escapism, and measure potential partners by how
As we all know, money is one of the most important aspects of our lives. It determines our lifestyles, how we live and how we're perceived by others. But what does society think about money? Do people have a positive or negative perception of wealth and financial success? The opinion of society with regard to money differs from one person to another. Some people consider money to be the root of all evil, while others believe that it gives them the power to control their lives and achieve great things. The fact is that money plays a major role in our lives, regardless of how we feel about it. There are several issues related to money that we should consider. First, it's important to recognize that money is a means to an end, rather than an end in itself. It's a tool we can use to achieve our goals, but it shouldn't be the sole focus of our lives. We should strive to find fulfillment and happiness in other areas of our lives as well, such as our relationships, hobbies, a