OpenMindedWerido

Hi I’m Viki☺️ Student 🤓 Nature,Animal and Plant lover 🥰 Interests: Psychology,Biology,Healthy life 🤪 If You want to talk just tect to me 🤗

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Recently, I have noticed how much a living in the countryside has had a positive effect on me. I currently live and study in the city.

However, every time I come back to my homeland, I feel inner peace. Living in the countryside, you have a lot of responsibilities, such as taking care of animals, nurturing plants, watering fruit and vegetables, and keeping the house tidy. But when you start to see the results of your work, you start to feel pride and pleasure. Nothing can reflect the scent of a freshly picked apple that smells like the sun.

I am very happy that I grew up in the countryside. Childhood in such a beautiful area gave me many wonderful and unforgettable memories.

(English is not my native language. I apologize for any mistakes and ask for improvements)

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HEY YOU! YES YOU!

Do you know this feeling when you are at school or work and the day comes when you have to express yourself on a topic in front of other people and you feel scared just thinking about it?

Yes? I also.

I used to be a very brave child. Wherever I went, I had to make new friends. In primary school, I helped new students to make friends with other students from the class (I went to school in the countryside. My class consisted of 9 people). I was an exemplary and socially active student. Until one day I came to school and everything was different. My peers did not speak to me. They didn't even look at me. Then I felt as if I ceased to exist. Then I found out that my friend had told everyone a lot of bad things about me that she had made up herself. At the age of 8, I was afraid to go to school and started playing truant. The director who intervened in my case helped me then. Everything is back to normal and it was as before. But I was no longer the same as before. Being in a public place, I had the impression that everyone was looking at me and judging me. Normal shopping was a torment for me. I also started to cope at school. I felt my hands trembling, I felt stuffy ... I wanted to disappear. I tried to avoid people because I associated them with humiliation, mental pain and loneliness, which caused me a lot of stress.

Nowadays, it's better. But there are still many things that are difficult for me. Lots of people said I was shy and it would get over it. They were wrong.SOCIAL PHOBIA is a very serious problem that affects many of us. The most susceptible to this are children and teenagers who are largely exposed to hate, have many complexes looking at the imaginary world of celebrities and try to be accepted. If left untreated, anxiety can get stronger and lead to isolation from the real world. We should not take this lightly. I know how difficult it is to ask for help. Even among the people closest to us. We are afraid of being rejected again, misunderstanding and underestimating our problems. But we must remember that there are always ways out and there are people who can help us. You are not the problem. You just have a problem that you can't deal with. Asking for help does not mean that you are a weak person. Admitting that you have a problem involves some kind of courage and self-improvement. If you want to write with me on this or another topic, feel free to talk to me. I live in Poland and if you are from another country, it may take me a while to write back. (English is not my native language. I apologize for any mistakes and ask for improvements)

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Seaspiracy | Netflix Official Site

Passionate about ocean life, a filmmaker sets out to document the harm that humans do to marine species — and uncovers alarming global corru

Recently, I had the pleasure (if you can call it that) to watch a documentary by young film-maker Ali Tabrizi. In his film, he shows us all the negligence on the part of the authorities responsible for environmental protection. Do we have anything to worry about? Judge for yourself after watching this movie that touches your heart.

(Sensitive people who react badly to the sight of blood should be aware that such scenes will be included in this film.)

(English is not my native language. I apologize for any mistakes and ask for improvements)

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Humans are social creatures. For proper development, we need contacts with others. However, we usually disappoint on people. And it is in such situations that animals come to our rescue.

I got my first dog at the age of 17. I was very excited. Teddy (who is shown in the photo) has taught me patience, respect, perseverance and reading emotions. Thanks to him, I started to do better with people. By going for organized walks with the dogs, both Teddy and I learned to live in a pack. Daily walks give us a lot of joy and teach us mutual trust. It's a wonderful feeling to belong to the community.

(English is not my native language. I apologize for any mistakes and ask for improvements)