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Including myself, I've seen a great number of people struggle with opening up to others. Showing others your vulnerabilities and weaknesses is impenetrable. But we as humans won't survive exclusively even if we do manage to deal with the bunch of emotions alone we won't be satisfied. We're meant to depend on others. We're meant to love. We need support. Each one of us at some point feels the desperation of having someone who's all for us.  We judge ourselves according to others, comments on our actions. When being criticized or laughed at, we feel insufficient and depressed and nothing seems to make us happy anymore. Sometimes experiences can be dreadful. Not every relationship is fulfilling. We do end up loving someone who's not for us to keep. Betrayal, heartbreaks, and disappointments are a part of life. But that doesn't necessarily mean that you have to keep yourself in a world full of illusions. Because even after plenty of disappointments there are

All the marvel movies have superheroes and villains with the same purpose but different capabilities. Superheroes are mostly describe and made what they are by two things: the difficulties they face  and the burdens they carry. Superman carries the burden of fear and anxiety, living a life afraid of breaking something. In some ways, Spider man fought off depression after the death of his Uncle Ben by turning to crime-fighting. Batman turned his fear and anxiety into  a weapon in his personal war, fueling his lone crusade against crime.  However, in very few  heroes is the relationship between burden and heroism as  blatant and as prominent as in  Tony Stark, The Iron Man. The armor worn by the Iron Man, unlike the costumes of so many other heroes, is more than a mere tool for fighting violation. The armor also bears several components designed to help him cope with his physical ailments. Tony Stark’s heart was compromised in Vietnam, such that the armor’s primary purpose was to sustain

This question is often asked if we're happy. If we're satisfied. How often do you wonder and ask your self am I happy? If I feel good for an hour a day, and horrible for the rest of the day, am I happy? What if I am happy for eight hours a day and miserable for the rest of the sixteen hours? Am I a happy person? For most of us, happiness is a state that is not permanent. We are not happy throughout the day. At least the majority of us are not. What do you think happiness is? Happiness means a sense of deep contentment. A cheerful outlook. An attitude of positive thoughts. A person who has these qualities is happy at all times of the day. How about celebrities then? They have names, fame, and wealth. They can buy whatever they desire, no matter the quantity. Their name is splashed around in the media most of the time. Every news about them is awaited by the general population. Celebrities may not have been born with a silver spoon in their mouth, but the current spoon is mostly