MatthewGoodman

Empathy - The ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Sounds like a nice trait to have, huh? The answer is yes. Having empathy is vital for knowing how others feel. It can help you understand a person more. It allows us to flourish in a socially driven world. Not to mention if...

A while back I made an anonymous take on the Advantages Of Introversion and I was thinking about it and decided to do the other end of the 'spectrum' (for lack of a better term) and talk about some of the negatives of introversion. This is a generalized list, so these may not apply to every...

Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) are things that people often associate with children, however many adults who were diagnosed with it as a child never fully grow out of it. Here are some of the things adults with ADD/ADHD struggle with. 1) Lack...

About 350 million people worldwide suffer from depression, that is about 5% of the world's population. Yet many of us don't know what to do while helping a person with this mental illness, so that is why I took the time to develope this Take outlining what you should and shouldn't do. DO'S Do...

I read a fantastic Take by RainbowFanGirl outlining dumb laws in the United States, and I wanted to elaborate on it. If you want to read her Take, then just click here . Without further ado, let's get started. Alabama You may not have an ice cream cone in your back pocket at any time. Alaska...

Gaming has been a favorite hobby for a long time. Many people only see he negatives of gaming and don't realize all the good it can do. Most of what I am going to talk about have been backed up with science, but before I go on, I would like to debunk one of the absolute biggest misconception of...

We all know the signs that an extrovert likes you, but what about an introvert? These quiet and reserved people don't wear their heart on their sleeve so it makes it difficult to find out if one likes you, but there are sign you can see to tell if one likes you. 1) Engaging In Activities...

Attention-Defecate Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) is exactly as the name implies. It causes one to have their attention easily diverted and makes them hyperactive. It can be without the hyperactivity which is just Attention-Defecate Disorder (ADD) but it is mostly the same premise. Here are some...