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vinodkumar033
GEMS
1h
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Me Vs Me
What do you think? What is best, childhood vs now ?
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umajoshi
Indiaunited
21h
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When Childhood Starts Feeling Like a Financial Responsibility
We tell children to study hard, get good grades, make something of themselves, and stand on their own two feet. There is nothing wrong with saying this. Every parent wants their child to be successful.
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aljif7
Education
1d
One more Reflexion on how childhood could define a future. Childhood Is Not Destiny. It’s a Blueprint.
This post was supposed to be delivered just days after my post on 19 August ( After that one I worked on this question. Feel free to get back at it, as they are linked. This felt like the perfect opportunity
mellanna
Team Ukraine
2d
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Ремонт дитячого майданчика
Оо скільки різних майданчиків я бачила, в різних дворах, в різних містах, навіть в інших країнах, але чогось схожого саме на цей нема. Дерев'яний, з піками башеньок і різними перешкодами - перелазками
asterkame
Sketchbook
2d
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Oranges Painting
Hello Everyone! Today, I drew a picture of three oranges on a piece of cloth. I drew an orange with a little peel removed and placed them on a blue piece of cloth. I drew it with watercolor. At first,
mellanna
Team Ukraine
3d
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Готуємось до школи
Ну ось і закінчуються наші літні канікули.
stefan.molyneux
reason
5d
39 and Single for 10 YEARS! CALL IN SHOW
Philosopher Stefan Molyneux talks with a 39-year-old teacher who has been single for ten years about the childhood pain that drove years of comfort-seeking with food, porn and withdrawal. He challenges
vickoly
Hive Student Connect
6d
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The Friends We Made Before Life Got Complicated
There's a popular Yoruba proverb that says "Ogun ọmọdé ò lè ṣeré fún ogún ọdún", meaning twenty children can't play together for twenty years, this proverb is a very relatable reality we all