Turtleslickme

Along the side of the road in the 30 degree winter night, a stray puppy looked for something to crawl inside of for warmth. It felt like hours passed when it had finally found a worn, old sofa lying outside; delighted that it had found a temporary home it burrowed itself beneath the cushions and looked up at the glimmering stars up above. Somehow they seemed distorted that night. Lost, alone and hopeless. The puppy was not sad. It was used to having nights similar to this: nights where home was not something it would ever go back to, nights where it feared if it would wake up to the verbal and physical abuse by the giants that roam the day,

    Defining an emotion is clearly a subjective thing to do but I feel as though the majority of people STILL do not understand the differences on the scarring and damaging effects emotions can have, specifically speaking about the differences on Depression and Sorrow.    Speaking with some bias, if that is what you can call it, I understand that a majority of people, at least in the United States, don't go through situations that lead them to the beginning of the stage that is called Dissociation, the action of separation from the majority; and by majority I mean the general public, whether that may be their peers, coworkers, friends and i

    It is insane as to how many people leave school in such large amounts of debt; it has actually gotten to the point where the government makes more from these institutions than every business in the world with the only two exceptions being: Exxon Mobil and Apple. So, this is a discussion about, why university has become a business and no longer is an institution for education. The reason as to why University may not be a good investment.    The average college student ranges from 18-24, where a majority of the population is graduating high schoolers, about 65.1%. A majority, I would surmise, don't know how costly attendance alone is and