Minnow is From Mars

#1409 Self Help: Recovering From Hurt

There is no shame in acknowledging pain and hurt someone or something caused. But it's important to be around people that can sympathize with your pain and support your process to recover from the experience. 

#1408 Dating: So You're REALLY Like That Huh?

The sad reality of my experiences in life is one where people don't truly believe what I say until they see it in the flesh. 

#1407 Personal Journal: Women, Children And Dogs Are Loved Unconditionally

In this era of evolving relationship roles, we have to be aware that balance of happiness is needed in the household. 

#1406 Self Help: Toxic Family Dynamics

Family can be your biggest support system or your downfall. Recognize the signs when they are not supportive of your productive path. 

#1405 Parenting: Let Go Of Your Ego In Co Parenting Relationships

Many men in co-parenting dynamics get caught in their ego and self serving ways. They act as if they're still in a relationship with the ex partner and have to realize to manage their pride in order for the child to benefit from the experience. 

#1404 Personal Journal: Quality Time Left

People tend to not appreciate the moments they have in the present. And they don't realize we don't have much time left to make great memories.  

#1403 Politics: I Got Vaccinated, Here's Why

After much personal debate and researching on the Covid pandemic, I decided to give an explanation for my rationale. 

#1402 Celebrity Gossip: Is Marriage An Eurocentric Concept

Nick Cannon discusses a very unique take on what marriage is and how I feel that is a detrimental view on the legal union of a relationship.

#1401 Dating: Continue Dating Routine Or Become A Sugar Daddy?

When I break down logically the cost of dating vs. the desired outcome, it is very easy to contemplate other routes to achieve company. 

#1400 Self Help: Learning The Reason You Came To Be

When you find yourself being different than your peers, learning the root cause of why you became that way helps you accept and manage the behaviors that others will judge and question.