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"Everything will be okay in the end. If it's not okay, it's not the end."
"But in the end, it doesn't even matter",
"So long live the reckless and the brave."

-John Lennon, murdered by Mark David Chapman.
-Chester Bennington, murdered by Chester Bennington.
-Alex Gaskarth, living on, happy and healthy.

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Heartbeat thumping
eyelids fluttering
hands clenched
Sweat beads on my palms
and forehead
A dark image rooted in my mind,
its claws ripping into me
its teeth tearing apart my mind and body
An action over and over
the same horrible feeling
Why is this happening
Why is it always me
Why did you have to see
Why do you have to care
Why
Why
Why
Hurting, falling, waving, crying, running, holding, disappearing
Why
Tears on my face
Why
Voices in my head
Why
A hand on my heart
Why
Your warmth, smothering the last of mine
Why
And then I wake.
Scream.
Shake.
Cry.
Sleep.
Repeat.

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What Would Life Be Like If I Was Born In Dublin, Ireland

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What Would Life Be Like If I Was Born In Dublin, Ireland

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Life would be better, because the people of Dublin are accepting and funny, and say what they want. Also, the city is stunningly beautiful, and the environment around it is even more so. There are seals in the bay, and swooshing boats in the sea. The cobblestone wouldn't affect me when I'm in heels, because I would be used to it, and I'd know all the best places to eat and hang out that the tourists would never be able to find. Life would be good.

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Everyone's got an inner child, some people are just more showy about it than others. Like buying a princess dress and wearing it to Disneyland ten days in a row.

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The Japanese practice of "forest-bathing" has been scientifically proven to lower heart rate and blood pressure, reduce stress hormone production, boost the immune system, and improve overall feelings of wellbeing. The act of forest bathing is to be in the presence of trees, and to basically relax without trying to accomplish anything. No fitbits, no step-counting, just some sitting or meandering as you put zero effort into letting the forest heal your mind and body.

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Africa has more megacities than North America, and even India.

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Africa is not a country as many misinformed people believe. It's actually a continent of 54 very different nations and more than 2000 languages.

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Listeria Hysteria Worsening in South Africa

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Listeria Hysteria Worsening in South Africa

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180 people in South Africa have been killed by the disease so far and it has been recorded as the worst outbreak in the world. Is there anything that can be done to slow and stop this outbreak?

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How does our wealth inequality compare to other countries?

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Is there any possible and non-chaotic way to fix our wealth inequality?

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How skewed our belief of wealth distribution in America actually is completely blows my mind.

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An ancient Japanese legend promises that anyone who folds a thousand paper cranes will be granted a wish from the gods, along with happiness and eternal good luck such as long life or recovery from illness or injury. It is believed that they must be folded in one year, and that they all must be folded by the person who hopes for their wish to come true. One well known story of this not only in Japan but worldwide is the story of Sadako Sasaki. She was exposed to radiation from the atomic bombing of Hiroshima during WWII at the age of two, and soon developed leukemia. At the age of twelve she began folding the cranes. A fictionalized version of her story as told in Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes states that she only folded 644 cranes before she became too weak to fold any more and died, her family and classmates finishing the final 356 cranes. Her family says that in reality she actually was able to fold 1,000 cranes, and after her wish did not come true she continued to fold even more. She died on October 25, 1955, and a statue of her holding a crane was built in Hiroshima Peace Park.

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With a history of more than a thousand years, the Hanawa Bayashi Festival is known as one of the best music festivals in Japan. Communities compete with each other by carrying gorgeous floats and playing amazing festival music with Japanese drums and floats until midnight.

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Elevators make about 18 billion passenger trips a year, which results in an average of 27 deaths annually in the US. If you ever happen to be one of those people caught in a falling elevator, here's a tip; don't jump. Many people believe that jumping will lessen your impact when the elevator hits the ground, but it's actually the opposite. Unless you jump at just the right time, you can be putting yourself in even greater danger. Too soon and you'll hit the ground from higher up with a harder impact. Too late and you'll hit your head on the ceiling and end up with many more risks. The right time to jump is when you are just about to hit the ground, which has a low chance of lessening your impact. So unless you are a rocket scientist that can calculate the amount of time a 1200 KG elevator plus however much you weigh will take to fall from whatever floor you are on, you should probably just stick to the stairs.

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Why do the hands with lower income look like they've been through so much more work than the hands with higher income?

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Why is it that the more money you have, the less expensive your important item is, and the less money you have, the more expensive your item is?