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Your Dog Doesn’t Need to Come Everywhere With You

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At some point in the last ten years, Americans collectively decided that dogs were no longer pets. They were children. And not just children, but children with unrestricted access to restaurants, grocery stores, coffee shops, and apparently every other place where the rest of us foolishly assumed we could exist without encountering a golden retriever’s asshole at eye level.

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The More You Explain Yourself, the Less Convincing You Become

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Have you ever noticed how the more you try to convince someone you’re a good person, the more suspicious you start to sound?

You explain your intentions. Then you explain why you did what you did. Then you explain why their interpretation is wrong. Before long, you’re delivering a closing argument in a trial nobody asked you to participate in.

And somehow, you’ve made everything worse.

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Confessions of a Cruise Ship Employee

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For most people, a cruise ship means endless buffets, tropical destinations, and a week of doing absolutely nothing. But for the thousands of people working behind the scenes, life aboard these floating resorts is a very different experience.

A 38-year-old cruise ship employee from North Africa, who has spent the past five years working for a European cruise line, recently answered questions about what really happens onboard. From exhausting work schedules and entitled passengers to crew hookups and bizarre requests, here’s what he revealed.

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Avoiding Discomfort Is a Surprisingly Effective Way to Ruin Your Life

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Most people don’t ruin their lives by making one terrible decision. They do it by making a thousand small decisions that feel good in the moment.

They avoid the difficult conversation because they don’t want an argument. They put off going to the doctor because they’re afraid of what they might hear. They stay in a job they hate because looking for something better feels overwhelming. They keep scrolling because sitting alone with their thoughts is uncomfortable.

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