9 Reasons Why We Can't Find Love (video)

Brainy Dose, 5/22/22; Ashley Wells, Ananda (Dharma Buddhist Meditation), Wisdom Quarterly

(BRAINY DOSE) Are you sitting there wondering, "Why am I single?" If so here are nine reasons why we can't find love. We're all looking for love. Why is it so hard to find? Maybe it's because of the way we approach dating, or maybe it's our beliefs about relationships. Whatever the case may be, there are some things that might be preventing us from finding love, and we might not even be aware of it. Whether we're a single man or woman, it can feel like the loneliest place in the world -- especially if everyone around us is paired off. And if we're feeling frustrated or on the verge of giving up on dating, don't worry; there are things we can do to find love. Here are some tips to help improve our romantic life. After all, if we keep doing what we've always been doing, we'll keep getting what we've always gotten. Not much of a surprise when we think about it, right? So let's talk about how to find love and stop being frustrated by the fact that it hasn't found us yet.

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Psychedelics cure drug addiction: Dosed (film)

DosedMovie.com; Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven, Xochitl (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Directed by Tyler Chandler. Director of Photography: Nicholas Meyers. Produced by: Tyler Chandler, Nicholas Meyers. Trailer music by soundcloud.com/nilshoffmannberlin.

DOSED: official teaser, trailer HD

(Dosed Movie) Rent or own the full documentary at DOSEDMOVIE.com, where 10% of each purchase goes towards coronavirus disaster relief (matched dollar for dollar by Facebook) until April 2, 2020. Social media @DOSEDMOVIE on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter. 💙

🍄 SYNOPSIS: After many years of prescription medications (toxic allopathic pharmaceuticals) failing, an addicted and suicidal woman turns to underground healers to overcome depression, anxiety, and pharmaceutical opioid addiction with illegal entheogenic-psychedelic medicine, like magic mushrooms and the African root iboga. Adrianne’s first dose of psilocybin mushrooms catapults her into an unexpected world of healing, where plant medicines are redefining the understanding of mental health and addiction.

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Why women have sex (book)

Brad Pitt and Geena Davis in "Thelma and Louise" (Ronald Grant Archive).

According to a new book, there are 237 reasons why women have sex. And most of them have little to do with romance or pleasure.

Tanya Gold (The Guardian, 9/28/09)

Do you want to know why women have sex with men with tiny little feet? I am stroking a book called Why Women Have Sex. It is by Cindy Meston, a clinical psychologist, and David Buss, an evolutionary psychologist. It is a very thick, bulging book. I've never really wondered why women have sex. But after years of not asking the question, the answer is splayed before me.

Meston and Buss have interviewed 1,006 women from all over the world about their sexual motivation, and in doing so they have identified 237 different reasons why women have sex. Not 235. Not 236. But 237. And what are they? From the reams of confessions, it emerges that women have sex for physical, emotional, and material reasons, to boost their self-esteem, to keep their lovers, or because they are raped or coerced. Love? That's just a song. We are among the bad apes now. More>>

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