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dichotomization:

Teddy Roosevelt’s diary on the day his wife died.

Teddy was just 25 when his first wife, Alice, died of Bright’s Disease two days after the birth of their daughter. After her death, he never spoke of his wife publicly again and even deferred his daughter’s questions about her mother to other family members. Her name was also Alice, but because it reminded Teddy too much of her mother, she became known in the family as “Baby Lee”.

dichotomization:

Teddy Roosevelt’s diary on the day his wife died.

Teddy was just 25 when his first wife, Alice, died of Bright’s Disease two days after the birth of their daughter. After her death, he never spoke of his wife publicly again and even deferred his daughter’s questions about her mother to other family members. Her name was also Alice, but because it reminded Teddy too much of her mother, she became known in the family as “Baby Lee”.

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Imagine

andrewducote:

what people could accomplish if we could turn self loathing into motivation.

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i squished an ant with my pen and watched as another one come along to pick up the dead ant corpse and carry it away ant altruism is inspiring

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"I want to care, but I don’t. I look at you and all I feel is tired."

Elizabeth Scott   

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