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New studies suggest that being socially active is good for your health.

wo recent studies, one in the journal Psychology and Aging and another in the British Medical Journal, reaffirm the importance of remaining socially engaged in late life.

The first study found that being socially active and having social goals was associated with improved well-being in later life. Moreover, the researchers found that social ties were more important than family ties in that regard. ...

"Love is blind."


And that pretty much nails it! If you go through this world you will often ask yourself how certain couples ever found each other. Often you will be tempted to give a fast answer like "beauty" or "money", but that's too one-dimensional. Love is more complex than that and it's bigger than many people can imagine.
The fact of the matter is: Love does not NEED a reason. It comes on its own terms and it exists without ever wanting ...