Real people

Have you ever thought that people act a little different around you? Like they don't say what they really want to say to you? Despite what you probably think, it doesn't mean they dislike you. In fact, underneath it all, they admire you. The problem? Your personality is too real, and it's intimidating them. They just can't deal with your ability to think for yourself and ignore stereotypes. If you think this sounds like you, you might identify with these traits.

If you grew up in Jamaica these 15 photos will bring back some great memories. From children at play to being punished at school. Take a look back at how we grew up in Jamaica. You made your “owna” toys You loved posing for a “Pickcha” with your friends You gathered for daily assembly before […]

People of Walmart are a rare, charming breed of WTF

A project by California-based photographer Charlotte Niel titled Body Options explores the lengths to which women are willing to go to attain physical perfection.

Meeting a celebrity remains an unreachable dream for many people, especially if you live in a small city. However, in general, it’s not all that rare to meet your idol somewhere random since many of them lead a very modest lifestyle, go shopping in supermarkets and flower shops, use public transport, and sit on planes next to ordinary people. And once you encounter a celebrity in an unofficial environment, you’ll instantly understand what kind of people they are.

It might sound incredibly simple and obvious, but we don’t seem to see men crying and women laughing that often. At least not in public.

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Fake people have an image to maintain. Real people just don't care.

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