Whilst dating may come easy to some people, especially prolific daters 'players', those who aren't as experienced often miss flirtatious signs and indications of romantic and intimate intentions, which can prematurely end a connection. However, by being patient and communicative, connections can blossom into rich and fulfilling relationships.

We need to move away from the expectation that everyone needs to be perfect because people are dismissed far too early for easily remedied things if only we were mature enough to communicate rather than judge.

Trends come and go, and obsessions fade. Social media often gives influencers and creatives a false sense of stability. As people's interests change, many struggle to keep up by evolving. Instead, they latch onto whatever they can to maintain their status and similar quality of life. However, everything comes to an end sometimes, and many social media gains are short-lived, with an ever-revolving door of new waves of influencers replacing the previous ones. I can see people's interests shifting significantly towards investing in themselves rather than in ungrateful, self-righteous, and famous fakes. Eventually, people will recognise that watching and investing in others' success at the expense of their own only furthers their misery and stagnation. By shifting their focus onto themselves, they can uplift their lives and have the positive experiences that others boastfully flaunt to them.

Whilst it is not ideal to stereotype or target specific genders, regarding separation through divorce and/or family court proceedings, women (mothers) tend to get favoured over men (fathers). Men are then exploited emotionally and financially for the other's personal gratification and demands of continuing to support their lifestyles financially.The discrepancy between fair and reasonable compared to the abuse of power which exists is disproportionate and unfair on men, often losing nearly everything and living a limited lifestyle compared to the privileges the other drains them for.

Exposing more of myself, from interests to signs and introspection on life and personal growth.

Gender bias and previous experiences, even if similar, shouldn't be used to form judgements of others. By stereotyping people, we risk falsely judging innocent people as guilty, and not only is that reckless and life-changing for those involved, but it is also legally dangerous. By 'falsely' attacking someone's character or business, they can sue for slander through defamation. It's okay to form opinions, but final judgements should require evidence and a legal process. Most people's lives are their own business, and whether or not we form an opinion, it may not even be our business to be involved. A legal process exists for a reason, and I suggest adhering to it; otherwise, you risk the consequences. It's wise to use intelligence and dumb to react purely out of emotion.

Many people struggle to pay their bills and cope with debts and commitments. But, reflecting on statistics can provide a better understanding of how we're doing relative to the average person. For some, their immediate circumstances may be challenging but not as dire as they seem. Finances can be poor in one moment and improve in the next. It's easy to notice current issues, but considering debts and other matters, overall circumstances may not be as dire as they initially seemed.

So much corruption exists within society, and alarmingly, it doesn't take much to silence and subdue people into towing the line by being marginalised. Many companies have social media policies that prevent people from expressing themselves on a wide range of views outside the scope of the business. Most people are self-serving, becoming detached from the rest of society, focusing only on their growth and opportunities, and ultimately lacking compassion and empathy for the struggles and injustices that plague humanity.

Living in poverty can be one of the hardest things to endure. But, it also builds character, testing us, and we often gain humility compared to others who haven't experienced similar hardships. Our financial status shouldn't define us, but to some, it does.

Blind ignorance doesn't make someone intelligent or better; they have a warped perspective on life, naively thinking stability is guaranteed when, in reality, anything can happen at any moment. Those struggling with low incomes are aware of how the benefits system often fails to support them. Instead, it merely fulfils quotas based on statistics rather than genuine care.