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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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20 Fascinating Photos Collected From History – Ned Hardy

If you’re looking for headphones that prioritize natural, detailed sound over exaggerated bass, this is a longtime favorite that’s earned its reputation as one of the best values in high-fidelity audio. – Amazon

U.S. murder rate approaches a record low – NPR

Florida bans local governments from pursuing net-zero emissions goals – Ars Technica

Countries With the Highest Percentage of Female Population – Visual Capitalist

How to know when it’s time to replace your car—start with this rule, experts say – CNBC

Do all lottery winners go bad? We tracked 31 winners to find out. – USA Today

‘It’s way too much’ – World Cup fans react to American tipping culture – BBC News

23 History Memes for People Who Actually Paid Attention in Class – Ned Hardy

This is the kind of razor you buy once and use for decades, with six interchangeable shave settings that let you dial in the perfect balance of comfort and closeness, making it a favorite among wet shaving enthusiasts – Amazon

Malik Beasley indicted on federal charges for allegedly fixing his own NBA performances for bettors – Fox News

Lilo & Stitch star Daveigh Chase’s cause of death was Aids – BBC News

The People Who Will Thrive in the AI Age – Archive.ph

The Internet Is Drowning in Secret Ads – Archive.ph

‘Mexican Batman’ tapes men to lamp posts – The Telegraph

Dopamine Sites: The Emotional Pay-Off of Fake Food Orders – Psychology Today

Life Experiences

What It’s Like to Grow Up in a House Where People Didn’t Yell

There are people who think yelling is just part of life.

To them, it’s weather. Storms roll in, voices rise, doors slam, someone says something they regret, and eventually the sun comes back out. That’s what families do, they tell themselves. Everybody loses their temper. Everybody has bad days.

And then there are people who grow up in homes where that almost never happened.

If you’re one of them, you probably don’t realize how unusual it is.

Read the rest: What It’s Like to Grow Up in a House Where People Didn’t Yell
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A Few Useful Pieces of Advice That Will Make Your Journey Through Life Easier – Ned Hardy

If you’re looking for a deep fryer you’ll use for years, this one is hard to beat—it holds temperature beautifully, fries food exceptionally well, and the built-in oil filtration system makes cleanup surprisingly painless. – Amazon

The ‘Almost Homeless’ Subreddit Is a Stark Glimpse at Soaring Wealth Inequality – Archive.ph

Former NFL Star Chris Johnson Reveals ALS Diagnosis at 39, Uses a Computer to Speak – People

How a Master of Deception Conned Investors Out of $50 Million—in His Own Words – Archive.ph

‘It’s Hard to See My Parents Live So Lavishly While We’re Struggling’ – Archive.ph

South Korea unveils $880bn chip and AI investment plan – BBC News

As the Tide Turns Against Putin, Beware the Drowning Man – Archive.ph

23 Memes That’ll Get You Through the Start of the Week – Ned Hardy

If you’re tired of flimsy ice cream scoops, this is absolutely worth it—it glides through hard ice cream with ease, has no moving parts to break, and is the one you’ll find recommended by professional ice cream shops. – Amazon

Meta Reportedly Got Too Addicted to Google AI Tokens and Had to Be Cut Off – Gizmodo

How to Have Deeper Conversations With Anyone – Time

Texas Sisters Cookie And Kitty Caught Grinning In Chilling Footage After Fatal Attack On Young Mom Of 5 – Bored Panda

How to Remember a Person’s Name (And What to Do When You Can’t) – Art of Manliness

Newborn baby found dead in portable bathroom at Michigan electronic music festival – The Guardian

Life Advice

“My boyfriend admitted he is embarrassed to be seen with me.”

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I’m a little in shock and a little not surprised. He was raised in a very conservative Christian family so when things were a little awkward between us physically, I thought that was it, but he he just admitted that he finds my body (extra weight) so unattractive that he is embarrassed to be seen with me.

He loves me deeply, I do not doubt that at all, and he does take me out, introduce me to friends, etc, but he argues that the sacrifice he is making in being with me despite “how it makes him feel” should speak volumes for how much he loves me. This only makes me feel worse.

Read the rest: “My boyfriend admitted he is embarrassed to be seen with me.”