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I'm Alone
I'm Alone I didn't mean to arrive here. No one really does. It's not a destination people put on their vision board or New Year's resolution list. You don't see anyone writing: "2025 goals-make sure I end up by myself." But sometimes, life drops you here anyway. A breakup. A relocation. Friends growing busier. Or just that quiet realization one day that the phone hasn't rung in a while, and the only person asking how you're doing... is you. At first, being alone felt like failure.
Love vs Trust in Marriage
Marriage is a mystery. Two people wake up one day, look at each other, and say: “Yes, I’m ready to share my bed, my bathroom, my secrets, and half of my bank account with you for life.” Sounds romantic, right? Until toothpaste tubes, wet towels on the bed, and Wi-Fi passwords enter the chat. But here’s the big question people often argue about: Which one matters more in marriage, love or trust? Some say love conquers all.
You Own Your Life, Not the World
You Own Your Life, Not the World Sometimes, we act like unpaid managers of the universe. We want to control how people see us, what they say about us, how life should unfold, even the weather (as if our frown will convince the rain to stop). But here’s the truth: you own your life, not the world. Think about it. You wake up in the morning, brush your teeth (hopefully), and already the world is doing its thing.
Why Love Alone Doesn’t Keep a Marriage
Press enter or click to view image in full size I once met a couple who had been married for over ten years. If you asked them, they would both say they loved each other. They could recall the butterflies, the long late night calls, and the way they couldn’t bear to be apart in their early days. But sitting together on that couch, they looked like strangers. She spoke through tears. He folded his arms, silent.
Transition Control of a Double-Inverted Pendulum System Using Sim2Real Reinforcement Learning
1. Introduction From a control engineering perspective, the inverted pendulum system presents significant challenges due to its instability, nonlinear dynamic equations, and non-minimum phase characteristics. Additionally, it is an underactuated system, where the number of control variables exceeds the number of actuators. These complexities have made the inverted pendulum system a widely used testbed for evaluating various control strategies over an extended period [1,2].
Transition Control of a Rotary Double Inverted Pendulum Using Direct Collocation
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To all the things that wrong to be right
Young Sam · Follow 1 min read · -- Writing all things that went wrong to be right. I The need to be hooked on the phone is it a need to see what is out there or is it a mechanism? A defense mechanism to keep you numb and not hurt from the pain. I watch videos and reels and movies to see an alternate reality of events than that of my space. Just like maybe the tens of thousands of people who watch and are hooked on, here I am trying to make a difference to my mind and my future.
Longitudinal association between hemoglobin and lung function with insights into the incidence of airflow obstruction: an observational study - BMC Pulmonary Medicine
We recruited participants from the Ansan–Ansung cohort, which is part of the National Genome Research Institute-supported Korean Genome and Epidemiology Study [17, 18]. The cohort is population-based, involving South Koreans aged 40–69 years from two distinct locations, including Ansan, a 555,000-person urban community, and Ansung, a 133,000-person rural community [18]. Participants were enrolled from 2001 to 2002 and followed up every 2 years until the 6th follow-up (2013–2014).
How My Parenting Style Evolved
I still remember the first time I held my daughter in my arms. The overwhelming joy was quickly followed by an equally overwhelming sense of responsibility. I thought I had everything figured out—after all, I had read all the books, attended the classes, and listened to the advice of seasoned parents. But nothing prepared me for the real-life trials, errors, and heartache that would shape my parenting journey. In the beginning, I was confident.
Suicide is Not an Option
Life can be incredibly tough sometimes. We all go through those moments where the weight of the world seems unbearable, where every step feels like a struggle, and hope feels like a distant memory. In those dark times, it's easy to believe that there's no way out, that ending it all is the only escape. But let me tell you this: SUICIDE IS NOT AN OPTION. I know it sounds cliché, something people say without truly understanding the depths of your pain. But hear me out. I've been there too.
Actually, I thought it was the end for me
Those words echoed in my mind, bouncing off the walls of despair and uncertainty that had surrounded me. It felt like the world had crumbled, leaving nothing but a gaping void of hopelessness. I remember sitting in my car, hands gripping the steering wheel so tightly that my knuckles turned white. The weight of my failures, my regrets, my mistakes-they all pressed down on me, making it hard to breathe. Life has a way of hitting you when you least expect it.
My Morning Rituals
Every morning, just as the first rays of sunlight creep through the curtains, I wake up to the gentle hum of my alarm. It's not a loud, jarring sound, but a soft melody that gradually pulls me from the world of dreams. The scent of freshly brewed coffee fills the air, mingling with the crispness of the morning. I stretch, feeling the satisfying crack of my joints, and slip into my favorite slippers-worn out, but oh so comfortable. My first stop is the kitchen.
A Personal Reflection on Passion and Meaning
As I sit here, reflecting on my journey to discovering my purpose, I am reminded of the twists and turns that have shaped me into the person I am today. For a long time, I felt lost and uncertain about my direction in life. I struggled to find meaning and passion in my work, and my personal relationships suffered as a result. Things changed when I started asking myself some tough questions; What truly makes me happy? What am I passionate about? What values do I want to uphold in my life and career?
My Story of Overcoming Delayed Goals
For years, I was stuck in a cycle of procrastination. I'd set goals, only to put them off until the last minute. I'd promise myself I'd start tomorrow, but tomorrow would turn into next week, next month, or never. I felt like I was drowning in a sea of delayed dreams and unfulfilled potential. But one day, I decided to put an end it. I was tired of feeling like a failure, tired of watching my goals lifelessly. I knew I needed to make a change, but I didn't know where to start.
Embracing My Imperfections
For years, I struggled with self-acceptance. I constantly critiqued myself, focusing on my flaws and shortcomings. I felt like I wasn't good enough, smart enough, or talented enough. I tried to hide my imperfections, pretending to be someone I wasn't. But the mask I wore was heavy, and the pressure to maintain it was exhausting. One day, I realized that I couldn't continue living like this. I was tired of feeling like I wasn't enough.
How Interacting with Dogs Enhances Brain Activity and Emotional Well-being?
Introduction In Today’s fast-paced world, finding moments of peace and relaxation can be a challenge. However, recent research suggests that one furry companion might hold the key to unlocking a wealth of benefits for our brains and emotional health: dogs. In a groundbreaking study published in the journal PLOS One, researchers delved into the effects of interacting with dogs on brain activity and emotional well-being.
Differences of respiratory mechanics in mechanical ventilation of acute respiratory distress syndrome between patients with COVID-19 and Influenza A - Respiratory Research
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DUSP6 is a memory retention feedback regulator of ERK signaling for cellular resilience of human pluripotent stem cells in response to dissociation
Scientific Reports, Apr 2023 This is a preview of a remote PDF: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-32567-8.pdf Yoo, Dae Hoon, Im, Young Sam, Oh, Ji Young, Gil, Dayeon, Kim, Yong-Ou. , Scientific Reports, DOI: 10.1038/s41598-023-32567-8
A Cost-Effective Lightning Current Measuring Instrument with Wide Current Range Detection Using Dual Signal Conditioning Circuits
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Longitudinal association between adiposity changes and lung function deterioration - Respiratory Research
In this study, we sought to determine the association between adiposity and lung function in the Asian general population. The cross-sectional analyses showed that higher adiposity was associated with lower lung function. During follow-up, an increase in the FMI was associated with a decline in FVC and FEV1 in both sexes, and an increased WHR was associated with a decline in FVC and FEV1 in men.
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