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Author: Theodore Lee

Theodore Lee is the editor of Caveman Circus. He strives for self-improvement in all areas of his life, except his candy consumption, where he remains a champion gummy worm enthusiast. When not writing about mindfulness or living in integrity,  you can find him hiding giant bags of sour patch kids under the bed.
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Photos That Show the Harsh Reality of Child Labor in Early America – Ned Hardy

An indoor security camera to provide peace of mind on what’s going on inside your home either when you’re not there, or you’re in another room. You’ll get notified on your phone when there is motion detected – Amazon

Inside elite Ivy League prep for the ultrawealthy: $30K semesters, hand-picked internships, and custom-built résumés – Business Insider

“Just Let Me Die”: After Insurance Repeatedly Denied a Couple’s Claims, One Psychiatrist Was Their Last Hope – ProPublica

US, China reach framework deal on TikTok; Trump and Xi to speak on Friday – Reuters

50 Ways Happier, Healthier, and More Successful People Live on Their Own Terms – Observer

Child dies of horrifying measles complication in Los Angeles – Ars Technica

27 Memes That’ll Hit Home for Anyone With Asian Parents – Ned Hardy

For regular ol box store kitchen knives just a cheap 2-step pull through sharpener is a life changing event. – Amazon

How Much Umbrella Insurance Do I Need (And How it Works) – I Will Teach You To Be Rich

8 Must-Know Phrases To Help Facilitate Better Communication With Your Child – Parents

Every successful relationship is successful for the same exact reasons – Quartz

Former boxing world champion Ricky Hatton dies at 46 – ESPN

Top 10 Pieces Of Nazi German Propaganda That Backfired – Listverse

“Wholesome Chaos”: 40 People Who Broke The Rules To Do Something Good – Linkiest

Advice Column

“Thinking about the bad things I’ve done in the past keeps me up at night”

Sometimes, out of nowhere, I’ll remember something awful I did years ago. It hits me like a punch in the chest. No matter how much time has passed, the guilt feels fresh. It’s not every day, but when it happens, it’s hard to breathe. Sometimes it even keeps me up at night.

I’ve tried forgiving myself. I’ve tried distraction. I’ve tried reminding myself that I’ve changed. But the memories still come back, and when they do, I feel like the worst version of myself.

How do you move on when your own mind won’t let you forget?

Read the rest: “Thinking about the bad things I’ve done in the past keeps me up at night”
Life Experiences

12 Women Reveal How They Feel About Their Partners Watching Porn

1. I consider it cheating and pick partners who do not indulge in porn. My boyfriend knows this boundary and accepts it. I’ll send him sexy pictures if he has to travel but I’ve always made my standards clear. He knows he has it too good at home that he’s often said he won’t jeopardize this relationship. And he knows I won’t hesitate to walk away if he breaks my trust.

Read the rest: 12 Women Reveal How They Feel About Their Partners Watching Porn
Life Advice

There Are No Quick and Easy Ways to Success

Let’s just get this out of the way:
Success is boring.
Not the Instagram version of it. Not the yacht parties or the big speeches or the “look at my new Bentley” TikToks. I’m talking about actual success—the kind that builds empires, creates legacies, or just pays your damn bills without giving you an ulcer.

You know what real success looks like?
Waking up, doing the work, and going to bed. Repeat for 10 years.

Read the rest: There Are No Quick and Easy Ways to Success
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5 Historic Photos That Speak Volumes – Ned Hardy

You should seriously get a meat thermometer — it completely changed the way I cook by taking the guesswork out, and now I never overcook anything (plus it made reverse-searing steaks way less intimidating). – Amazon

Illinois Woman Loses Entire $1 Million Life Savings in Devastating ‘Pig Butchering’ Scam – Shield and Fortify

David Lynch’s House Is For Sale – Zillow

Tyler Robinson named suspect in Charlie Kirk shooting, how he was caught – ABC News

50 Pieces Of Marriage Advice From Couples Who’ve Been Together 25+ Years – Fatherly

How to Spot Malicious Two-Factor Authentication Prompts – Lifehacker

How To Help Your Kid Find Their “Thing” – Romper

25 Memes That Won The Internet This Week – Ned Hardy

Every cat owner needs this. It holds up to two weeks’ worth of litter. Simply scoop the dirty litter into the Genie’s bag-lined bin, pull a handle to drop the mess into a smell-proof section, and walk away. – Amazon

Can Joining a Range of Groups Make You Happier? – Greater Good

They’re Breaking Every Retirement Rule to Be Off Now, Not Later – Archive.ph

The ways Sugar Babies navigate two roles: lover and employee – Psyche

20 Stunning Photographs Of The Human Race – Linkiest

How Small Investments Make a Big Impact Over Time – Visual Capitalist

Life Experiences

10 People Reveal What They Love About Fishing

what do you love about fishing

1. Fishing is a way of being in symbiosis with nature. Not all the materials are “natural” but I feel while i am fishing, the life around you accepts you as part of that environment.

Your body slows and your mind focuses enough to be aware of all that is happening around you. You get to experience things you can’t plan to happen; an eagle swooping for a fish, a dolphin chasing mullet, sharks free swimming; observing intimate interactions between multiple species. I love it

Read the rest: 10 People Reveal What They Love About Fishing