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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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17 Photos of Life In The 1950’s – Ned Hardy

I have to sadly admit that I never knew pillow protectors were a thing. Now my pillows dont turn yellow from all the drool and sweat – Amazon

The Worst Sales Promotion in History – The Hustle

The Dead Hang Delight: How This Quick, Surprisingly Simple Exercise Can Change Your Life – The Guardian

How Do Young Men See the World? We Asked Them – Esquire

Why Gen Z Will Never Leave Home – Macleans

I Ate at Every Buffet on the Las Vegas Strip in One Week – Eater

There Are Some Things You Just Can’t Argue With – Ned Hardy

If you want to extend the shelf life of your food by preventing spoilage, rancidity, and loss of flavor, you should definitely buy oxygen absorbers – Amazon

How to know if AI will steal your job, according to an MIT professor – Fast Co

10 Signs That the Universe Might Be Alive – Listverse

7 Ways to Retain More of Every Book You Read – James Clear

10 Excuses the Mind Will Tell You Before You Take the Next Step – Marc And Angel

20 Women Describe How Awful The Sex Was When They Lost Their Virginity – Thought Catalog

Life Experiences

3 Women Describe What’s It Like To Be Unattractive In A Superficial World

1. Every morning when I wake up, I want to go back to sleep. Not because I’m tired, but because I can’t face the world like this. I dress myself up as best as I can manage, and I do my hair by physical memory. I avoid the mirror.

Whenever I look in the mirror, I want to throw up. I want to rip my eyes out and never see again. I wish I could go to the store and return the parts of my face. Tell them: “This wasn’t what I ordered. I need a refund”. Get a replacement and finally love myself.

Read the rest: 3 Women Describe What’s It Like To Be Unattractive In A Superficial World
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17 People Having a Worse Day Than You – Ned Hardy

The best way to increase the life of wine or champagne – Amazon

This Is Why Your Pants Don’t Fit Quite Right, According to an Expert Tailor – GQ

9 Foods That Might Seem Ultraprocessed—But Actually Aren’t – SELF

Scarlett Johansson calls for deepfake ban after AI video goes viral – The Verge

Palmer Luckey says his entire career has led to this moment — scoring a $22 billion US Army contract for high-tech goggles – Insider

You Can Learn A Lot About Home-Schooled Kids By The Memes They Post Online – Ned Hardy

This book will show you everything you need to do to live a longer life – Amazon

The 15 Best Movies Like Pulp Fiction – Looper

I Watched Rotten Tomatoes’ 40 Lowest-Rated Films To Find Out Which Was Worst – The Guardian

Google’s AI Can Beat the Smartest High Schoolers in Math – Scientific American

Why are young men so hopeless at dating? – VOX

Elizabeth Holmes Breaks Her Silence in First Interview from Prison – People

Sean “Diddy” Combs Sues for Defamation Over Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy Documentary – Pitchfork

Life Advice

Why a Marriage Proposal Should Never Be a Total Surprise

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In the movies, the perfect marriage proposal is always a surprise—an over-the-top, grand gesture, complete with gasps, tears, and an astonished “Yes!” But in real life, a proposal that truly takes someone off guard is often a red flag rather than a fairytale moment.

The truth is, a marriage proposal should never be a complete shock. If it is, that means the two of you haven’t had the deeper conversations necessary for a lifelong commitment. And that’s a problem.

Read the rest: Why a Marriage Proposal Should Never Be a Total Surprise