brightside--2020-08-15--20+ People Who Won’t Go Unnoticed Thanks to Their Gifts From Nature

In nature nothing is the same and sometimes it ’ s much more difficult to not stand out among other people , than to try to emphasize your own individuality .
This is especially true for people who were born with a unique trait .
“ Use that self-love you ’ ve gathered for yourself and paint your life canvas with bright colors .
It ’ ll show how unique you are , because it ’ s true.
” “ After corneal surgery , stitches are still visible in my eye.
” “ My pointer fingers are missing their topmost @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can only bend them at a right angle.
” When you use your special feature to its fullest : “ I have a patch of vitiligo in my hair at the back of my head , right in the middle , so my braids look like this.
” This girl didn ’ t become ashamed of her protruding ears , but she made them her main feature and successfully works as a model now .
“ I ’ ve looked like this since the age of 10 .
It ’ s never bothered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I ’ m 18 , and I have Oculocutaneous albinism .
It makes it really hard to communicate with people .
I decided to share a picture of myself .
What do you think ?
” “ I ’ ve never seen eyes like mine before.
” This girl ’ s motto seems to be , “ No eyebrows — no problem.
” Although eyebrows are great too .
When a radiant smile is one of your trump cards : “ At first , it was just a dot on my left hand @ @ @ @ @ @ @ school .
I ’ ve got marks like this on every part of my body.
” “ People often talk about me as if I ’ m a sick person .
And this makes me very sad , because I ’ m completely healthy , and what you see is just a mole.
” “ I used to hate the increased attention on me .
But now , I know I ’ m lucky.
” Perhaps , this is what the perfect icy beauty looks like .

In nature nothing is the same and sometimes it’s much more difficult to not stand out among other people, than to try to emphasize your own individuality. This is especially true for people who were born with a unique trait.
However, we at Bright Side believe that people shouldn’t hide their unique features. On the contrary, we should be proud of them, just like the people from our compilation.
“Use that self-love you’ve gathered for yourself and paint your life canvas with bright colors. It’ll show how unique you are, because it’s true.”
“After corneal surgery, stitches are still visible in my eye.”
“My pointer fingers are missing their topmost joints. That’s why I can only bend them at a right angle.”
When you use your special feature to its fullest:
“They call it vitiligo, I call it art.”
“I have a patch of vitiligo in my hair at the back of my head, right in the middle, so my braids look like this.”
“It appeared when I was 16 and I hated it so much at first, but now I love it.” © iregretthemilk / Reddit
This girl didn’t become ashamed of her protruding ears, but she made them her main feature and successfully works as a model now.
“I have elf ears.”
“I’ve looked like this since the age of 10. It’s never bothered me and it never will.”
“I’m 18, and I have Oculocutaneous albinism. It makes it really hard to communicate with people. I decided to share a picture of myself. What do you think?”
“I’ve never seen eyes like mine before.”
“How about this?”
Dermatographic urticaria is a disease that allows you to draw on your skin like on paper.
This girl’s motto seems to be, “No eyebrows — no problem.”
Although eyebrows are great too.
Half gray, half brown eyes
“If you’re looking to grow, plant a garden with seeds that hold strength, endurance, and empowerment as opposed to designing a grave out of judgment.”
When a radiant smile is one of your trump cards:
“At first, it was just a dot on my left hand, then it exploded out in high school. I’ve got marks like this on every part of my body.”
“People often talk about me as if I’m a sick person. And this makes me very sad, because I’m completely healthy, and what you see is just a mole.”
“I have 2 absolutely symmetrical moles.”
Unusual moles always look cool.
“I used to hate the increased attention on me. But now, I know I’m lucky.”
Perhaps, this is what the perfect icy beauty looks like.


brightside--2020-08-16--7 New Social Groups That Are Conquering the World Right Now, and You Might Be One of Them

The theory of generations has settled not only in modern humanitarian science , but also in our everyday life .
Even while standing in a line at the supermarket , one can hear boomers lamenting about the fact that zoomers have become too frivolous .
Thanks to the media , we get the feeling that we know everything about our parents ’ and our kids ’ generations .
However , while we were reading about which ways alphas are different from millennials , sociologists managed to spot CARLY , HENRY , NEET , and Twixters among us .
Marketers who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with a new term for it — CARLY .
This abbreviation stands for , “ Can ’ t afford real life yet ” and the group includes young people under 25 who are not earning by themselves yet .
The researchers are sure that CARLY are going to become the largest consuming generation in human history , that ’ s why marketers need to learn their tastes very well .
They like memes , TikTok , and nostalgia , they welcome “ ugly fashion ” and choose eco-activist , Greta Thunberg , as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they can change the world and they think about what they are going to leave as their legacy .
NEET is an acronym for the phrase , “ Not in Education , Employment , or Training.
” This group includes young people who , due to various reasons , neither work nor study .
It is thought that NEETs appear in poor families , they can ’ t get a good education , and consequently , can ’ t get good work or , on the contrary , they can be kids from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to work .
There are also those who become NEET consciously .
In an interview with JapanToday , a 25-year-old unemployed Daishi-san declared that he is a Neo-NEET .
After he was fired , this young man decided that he would never have a permanent job , but he happily carries out small assignments for money , things , or services .
He weeds gardens , was a photo model and a voice actor , cleans in order to pay rent , and even acted as a friend for an hour .
That @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the college in the 21st century and who lived by themselves , but returned to their parents ’ homes , are called in the west .
Boomerangs don ’ t live on their parents ’ money , but they fill the family budget together with them .
Moreover , these children don ’ t strive to live with their parents all their lives — they perceive this situation as a temporary thing .
Researchers believe that the appearance of the “ Boomerang Generation ” is due to economic factors .
Living with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lot on rent and utility bills .
In addition , the marriage age has increased , which caused a decrease in the motivation to organize a separate household .
Experts consider “ Boomerangs ” a unique example of mutual help within a family .
The thing is that the cultural gap between parents and kids becomes smaller .
They listen to the same music , watch the same movies , and even stick to the same political views , and this closeness makes families stronger .
Just like the “ Boomerang Generation , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
But if the first ones do it for economic reasons , the second ones are simply refusing to grow up .
Twixters can be renting homes and even have work , but they will still be financially dependent on the older generation .
Their goal is to minimize stress and have as much free time as possible .
They are often criticized for living off their parents ’ while trying to find themselves .
But is it really that bad if they have an opportunity to not have to grab the first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dive headfirst into a relationship just to quickly become independent ?
The main thing is to not stay a twixter for a lifetime .
There were quite a few single people until the middle of the last century , and those were mostly people who lost their partners .
Nowadays there are more and more single people and they even have a name — singletons .
As a rule , they are the residents of big cities who have consciously refused to couple up , either temporarily or permanently .
They are selective @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their lifestyle and habits .
Ideological singletons not only fundamentally don ’ t want to start a family , but they also don ’ t want to make friends with someone and maintain family relations , so that there is no need to reckon with the opinion of outsiders .
It ’ s economically profitable to be a singleton and that ’ s the reason why their numbers keep growing .
A singleton has more time to spend on work and , thus , can make more money .
That ’ s why @ @ @ @ @ @ @ willingly indulge themselves when it comes to expensive and high-quality goods .
Anyone who has an opportunity to work remotely can become a digital nomad .
And there are more and more specialists like this .
It is expected that by 2035 , one in every 3 employees won ’ t need an office .
The main way of existence for these people is traveling .
They post bright pictures of themselves lying on the seashore with their laptop , which makes others envy them .
But is the life of these nomads @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that remote work itself is the perfect working relationship , that ’ s why digital nomads often get smaller salaries than office workers .
According to a 2017 study , American freelancers earn less than $ 30,000 a year — a disproportionate amount , compared to full-time office workers .
It ’ s the low incomes of nomads that explain the fact that Thailand and Bali become the most widespread places for them to relocate .
They are the complete opposite of CARLY .
HENRY is also an abbreviation that stands for “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the group includes Millennials with high incomes .
They don ’ t limit themselves when it comes to quality leisure and personal care , but at the same time , they live from paycheck to paycheck .
Unlike really rich people , most of HENRY ’ s income goes to everyday needs , and they have nothing left to invest .

The theory of generations has settled not only in modern humanitarian science, but also in our everyday life. Even while standing in a line at the supermarket, one can hear boomers lamenting about the fact that zoomers have become too frivolous. Thanks to the media, we get the feeling that we know everything about our parents’ and our kids’ generations. However, while we were reading about which ways alphas are different from millennials, sociologists managed to spot CARLY, HENRY, NEET, and Twixters among us.
The Bright Side editorial has studied these new social groups and even found themselves in them. After reading the article, please let us know what kind of people from this article prevail in your surroundings.
CARLY
Marketers who are actively studying Gen Z came up with a new term for it — CARLY. This abbreviation stands for, “Can’t afford real life yet” and the group includes young people under 25 who are not earning by themselves yet. The researchers are sure that CARLY are going to become the largest consuming generation in human history, that’s why marketers need to learn their tastes very well. They like memes, TikTok, and nostalgia, they welcome “ugly fashion” and choose eco-activist, Greta Thunberg, as their role model. CARLY believe that they can change the world and they think about what they are going to leave as their legacy.
NEET
NEET is an acronym for the phrase, “Not in Education, Employment, or Training.” This group includes young people who, due to various reasons, neither work nor study. It is thought that NEETs appear in poor families, they can’t get a good education, and consequently, can’t get good work or, on the contrary, they can be kids from very wealthy families who lack any motivation to work. There are also those who become NEET consciously. In an interview with JapanToday, a 25-year-old unemployed Daishi-san declared that he is a Neo-NEET. After he was fired, this young man decided that he would never have a permanent job, but he happily carries out small assignments for money, things, or services. He weeds gardens, was a photo model and a voice actor, cleans in order to pay rent, and even acted as a friend for an hour.
“Boomerang Generation”
That’s what young people who graduated from the college in the 21st century and who lived by themselves, but returned to their parents’ homes, are called in the west. Boomerangs don’t live on their parents’ money, but they fill the family budget together with them. Moreover, these children don’t strive to live with their parents all their lives — they perceive this situation as a temporary thing. Researchers believe that the appearance of the “Boomerang Generation” is due to economic factors. Living with their parents, young people save a lot on rent and utility bills. In addition, the marriage age has increased, which caused a decrease in the motivation to organize a separate household. Experts consider “Boomerangs” a unique example of mutual help within a family. The thing is that the cultural gap between parents and kids becomes smaller. They listen to the same music, watch the same movies, and even stick to the same political views, and this closeness makes families stronger.
Twixters
Just like the “Boomerang Generation,” twixters often live with their parents. But if the first ones do it for economic reasons, the second ones are simply refusing to grow up. Twixters can be renting homes and even have work, but they will still be financially dependent on the older generation. Their goal is to minimize stress and have as much free time as possible. They are often criticized for living off their parents’ while trying to find themselves. But is it really that bad if they have an opportunity to not have to grab the first potential job that comes their way or dive headfirst into a relationship just to quickly become independent? The main thing is to not stay a twixter for a lifetime.
Singletons
There were quite a few single people until the middle of the last century, and those were mostly people who lost their partners. Nowadays there are more and more single people and they even have a name — singletons. As a rule, they are the residents of big cities who have consciously refused to couple up, either temporarily or permanently. They are selective and don’t want to change their lifestyle and habits. Ideological singletons not only fundamentally don’t want to start a family, but they also don’t want to make friends with someone and maintain family relations, so that there is no need to reckon with the opinion of outsiders. It’s economically profitable to be a singleton and that’s the reason why their numbers keep growing. A singleton has more time to spend on work and, thus, can make more money. That’s why these people often become picky consumers and willingly indulge themselves when it comes to expensive and high-quality goods.
Digital nomads
Anyone who has an opportunity to work remotely can become a digital nomad. And there are more and more specialists like this. It is expected that by 2035, one in every 3 employees won’t need an office. The main way of existence for these people is traveling. They post bright pictures of themselves lying on the seashore with their laptop, which makes others envy them. But is the life of these nomads really that perfect? Some employers believe that remote work itself is the perfect working relationship, that’s why digital nomads often get smaller salaries than office workers. According to a 2017 study, American freelancers earn less than $30,000 a year — a disproportionate amount, compared to full-time office workers. It’s the low incomes of nomads that explain the fact that Thailand and Bali become the most widespread places for them to relocate.
HENRY
They are the complete opposite of CARLY. HENRY is also an abbreviation that stands for “High earner not rich yet” and the group includes Millennials with high incomes. They don’t limit themselves when it comes to quality leisure and personal care, but at the same time, they live from paycheck to paycheck. Unlike really rich people, most of HENRY’s income goes to everyday needs, and they have nothing left to invest.


brightside--2020-08-16--15+ People Who Lost the Online Shopping Game Without Scoring a Point

Online shopping is entertainment for those who like to play with their own nerves .
You never know what you ’ ll get in the end : the thing that you actually ordered or something random .
On the other hand , online purchases are a win-win option for optimists , because you can get something nice for cheaper than in a store if everything goes well , or take a photo and make other people laugh if the online experience game didn ’ t end very successfully .
We at Bright Side believe that there are more honest than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
But it ’ s the shenanigans of the latter that people will be staring at for a long time and , in the end , still not understand whether they should laugh or cry .
At the end of the article , there is a bonus that will tell you about internet purchases that hid some pretty valuable surprises .
“ I ordered what I thought were my dream shoes ... turns out , it was a fake website , but they still sent me a pair of shoes and I swear @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” “ I bought some tweezers on eBay .
I then complained that they were too tiny .
The guy I spoke to sent me these .
Well played , sir.
” “ Can we , please , normalize not buying luxury brands on Instagram ?
My girlfriend ordered a PRADA handbag for cheap there , this is what she got when it got delivered today .
The logo says PADRE.
” “ My mother bought a saucepan on AliExpress — it was red and looked nice .
And she wasn ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” “ These shorts my friend ordered from an Instagram ad ... just a little bit different than the advertisement !
” “ I ordered a referee shirt Halloween costume online .
On the right — what I ordered .
On the left — what they sent me .
Needless to say , I sent it back.
” — Ordered a “ prom dress ” from China to see what I ’ d get .
These are only the same insofar as they are both technically dresses .
— You look like a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that this would happen to me ... and yet here we are.
” “ Waited a month for this .
Doggo was not impressed.
” “ The shoes I ordered vs The shoes I got !
I don ’ t know how to react to this.
” “ My friend ordered a large t-shirt from Canada , this is what he got.
” “ My wife ordered a ‘ trash can ’ online .
She ’ s cut off from online shopping from now on.
” “ I ordered a powder blue ukulele @ @ @ @ @ @ @ don ’ t think they got my order right.
” “ I saw a lot of all these different , horribly funny posts about online shopping and I thought I ’ d share my sister ’ s and my horrible experience !
” “ I ordered a bean bag 3 months ago and it came today .
ROFLing ” Bonus : Sometimes internet purchases hide nice surprises in them .
I bought a set of bed linens from an independent seller for €10 on eBay .
The parcel arrived and I started to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fell out of the pillowcase .
It turned out to be a pack of money and a paper envelope with some kind of cutouts .
After having counted everything , I found that there was €1,350 in the set .
I was shocked !
I decided to not write directly to the owner and say that I had found some money in their linens , but to start from afar and say that I had found some cutouts and ask whether I should send them back .
If the seller was the true @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was talking about .
That same day , I got a long email back where the woman wrote something like , “ I am so grateful to you !
As far as I remember , it ’ s not only the cutouts , but also some money that was there in the pillowcase .
We hid these things while moving , but ended up forgetting the place where we put the money .
Please , keep €100 for this being a bother to you and deposit the rest in my bank account.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pikabu

Online shopping is entertainment for those who like to play with their own nerves. You never know what you’ll get in the end: the thing that you actually ordered or something random. On the other hand, online purchases are a win-win option for optimists, because you can get something nice for cheaper than in a store if everything goes well, or take a photo and make other people laugh if the online experience game didn’t end very successfully.
We at Bright Side believe that there are more honest than deceptive sellers on the world wide web. But it’s the shenanigans of the latter that people will be staring at for a long time and, in the end, still not understand whether they should laugh or cry. At the end of the article, there is a bonus that will tell you about internet purchases that hid some pretty valuable surprises.
“I ordered what I thought were my dream shoes... turns out, it was a fake website, but they still sent me a pair of shoes and I swear I have never cried so hard!”
“I bought some tweezers on eBay. I then complained that they were too tiny. The guy I spoke to sent me these. Well played, sir.”
“I ordered a size small dress online! Here’s what I got!”
“Can we, please, normalize not buying luxury brands on Instagram? My girlfriend ordered a PRADA handbag for cheap there, this is what she got when it got delivered today. The logo says PADRE.”
“My mother bought a saucepan on AliExpress — it was red and looked nice. And she wasn’t embarrassed by the fact it cost 80¢.”
“These shorts my friend ordered from an Instagram ad... just a little bit different than the advertisement!”
“I ordered a referee shirt Halloween costume online. On the right — what I ordered. On the left — what they sent me. Needless to say, I sent it back.”
— Ordered a “prom dress” from China to see what I’d get. These are only the same insofar as they are both technically dresses. — You look like a cute tablecloth.
“I never thought that this would happen to me... and yet here we are.”
“Waited a month for this. Doggo was not impressed.”
“The shoes I ordered vs The shoes I got! I don’t know how to react to this.”
“My friend ordered a large t-shirt from Canada, this is what he got.”
“My wife ordered a ‘trash can’ online. She’s cut off from online shopping from now on.”
“I ordered a powder blue ukulele for a 3-year-old for Christmas... I don’t think they got my order right.”
“I saw a lot of all these different, horribly funny posts about online shopping and I thought I’d share my sister’s and my horrible experience!”
“I ordered a bean bag 3 months ago and it came today. ROFLing”
Bonus: Sometimes internet purchases hide nice surprises in them.
I bought a set of bed linens from an independent seller for €10 on eBay. The parcel arrived and I started to check it, when suddenly something heavy fell out of the pillowcase. It turned out to be a pack of money and a paper envelope with some kind of cutouts. After having counted everything, I found that there was €1,350 in the set. I was shocked! I decided to not write directly to the owner and say that I had found some money in their linens, but to start from afar and say that I had found some cutouts and ask whether I should send them back. If the seller was the true owner, they would understand what I was talking about. That same day, I got a long email back where the woman wrote something like, “I am so grateful to you! As far as I remember, it’s not only the cutouts, but also some money that was there in the pillowcase. We hid these things while moving, but ended up forgetting the place where we put the money. Please, keep €100 for this being a bother to you and deposit the rest in my bank account.” These things happen. © Adindvatri / Pikabu


brightside--2020-08-16--20+ People Reveal the Things They Hate Seeing in Public

I am annoyed by the people who think they should answer a phone call regardless of what is happening around them .
My mom is like this : she will invite our whole family to a cafe to spend a good time together — once we find a table and sit down , she basically gets a call .
Instead of declining the call , she will pick up the phone and explain to her friend that she can ’ t talk at the moment because she wants to spend some quality time with her daughter .
It happens regularly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ movie , shopping .
She even picks up solicitor calls .
When I say to her that there is no need to always answer the phone she says , “ Maybe something has happened and they need my help !
” When asking why she doesn ’ t hang up after learning that nothing bad has happened , she says , “ It ’ s impolite !
” Well , inviting a daughter to meet for a chat and then spend this time speaking on the phone instead , is apparently polite ... @ @ @ @ @

I am annoyed by the people who think they should answer a phone call regardless of what is happening around them. My mom is like this: she will invite our whole family to a cafe to spend a good time together — once we find a table and sit down, she basically gets a call. Instead of declining the call, she will pick up the phone and explain to her friend that she can’t talk at the moment because she wants to spend some quality time with her daughter. It happens regularly: during family dinners, watching a movie, shopping. She even picks up solicitor calls. When I say to her that there is no need to always answer the phone she says, “Maybe something has happened and they need my help!” When asking why she doesn’t hang up after learning that nothing bad has happened, she says, “It’s impolite!” Well, inviting a daughter to meet for a chat and then spend this time speaking on the phone instead, is apparently polite...© Anna Repp / AdMe


brightside--2020-08-16--8 Reasons Why Jason Momoa Might Be the Most Perfect Man in the World

While the odds of finding the perfect guy for you may be pretty slim ( 1 in 285,000 ) , Jason Momoa is living proof that these men do exist .
From having a body like a Greek god , to being his wife ’ s biggest fan and supporter , Momoa is just the right mix of hot and adorable .
We at Bright Side are convinced that he just might be the most perfect man in the world .
Read below to find out why .
1 .
He fixed his wife ’ s decades-old first car .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ you already know that he ’ s head-over-heels over his wife .
Recently , he surprised Lisa by restoring her first-ever car .
It took him 14 years to fix the 1965 Mustang which his wife got when she was 17 .
2 .
He takes time to give back the love he gets .
Even with his busy filming schedule , Jason finds a way to spread smiles .
He took time off from shooting Aquaman 2 and visited a children ’ s hospital .
There he met up with sick kids @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them .
3 .
He does not let his imperfections bother him .
Although fans find the scar on his eye super-hot , there ’ s actually a tragic story behind it .
In 2008 , Jason was attacked at a bar with a glass bottle .
He had reconstructive surgery done and received 140 stitches !
To get his Game of Thrones role , Jason thought so out of the box that he ended up scaring the judges .
He performed a Maori haka dance and this was ultimately why he was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ here .
5 .
He loves spoiling his friends and relatives with affection .
It ’ s not just his wife and kids , but Jason is full of love for his pals , co-stars , and literally everyone he meets .
In fact , he ’ s really close to his stepdaughter Zoë Kravitz and he never misses a chance to tell her how much he loves her .
He calls himself her “ papa bear.
” 6 .
He ’ s actually a jack of many trades .
We know the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but he ’ s got more tricks up his sleeve .
He ’ s a writer and director , and he can play guitar .
He also enjoys ice climbing , mountain biking , snowboarding , long-board skateboarding , and roller hockey .
7 .
He has a great sense of humor .
He might appear serious in his roles , but Jason likes to play pranks and make people laugh in real life .
When on set , he pranks his co-stars to lighten the mood .
Being raised by a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ loved and respected women .
He also said once : “ My woman is my queen .
Hold your woman as a goddess .
Take care of her .
Hold her right.
” And by the way he treats the women in his life , it is pretty evident that he means it !

While the odds of finding the perfect guy for you may be pretty slim (1 in 285,000), Jason Momoa is living proof that these men do exist. From having a body like a Greek god, to being his wife’s biggest fan and supporter, Momoa is just the right mix of hot and adorable.
We at Bright Side are convinced that he just might be the most perfect man in the world. Read below to find out why.
1. He fixed his wife’s decades-old first car.
If you’re a Momoa fan you already know that he’s head-over-heels over his wife. Recently, he surprised Lisa by restoring her first-ever car. It took him 14 years to fix the 1965 Mustang which his wife got when she was 17.
2. He takes time to give back the love he gets.
Even with his busy filming schedule, Jason finds a way to spread smiles. He took time off from shooting Aquaman 2 and visited a children’s hospital. There he met up with sick kids and their families and took photos with them.
3. He does not let his imperfections bother him.
Although fans find the scar on his eye super-hot, there’s actually a tragic story behind it. In 2008, Jason was attacked at a bar with a glass bottle. He had reconstructive surgery done and received 140 stitches!
4. He doesn’t mind working hard.
To get his Game of Thrones role, Jason thought so out of the box that he ended up scaring the judges. He performed a Maori haka dance and this was ultimately why he was selected. You can watch the video here.
5. He loves spoiling his friends and relatives with affection.
It’s not just his wife and kids, but Jason is full of love for his pals, co-stars, and literally everyone he meets. In fact, he’s really close to his stepdaughter Zoë Kravitz and he never misses a chance to tell her how much he loves her. He calls himself her “papa bear.”
6. He’s actually a jack of many trades.
We know the 41-year-old as an actor and a producer, but he’s got more tricks up his sleeve. He’s a writer and director, and he can play guitar. He also enjoys ice climbing, mountain biking, snowboarding, long-board skateboarding, and roller hockey.
7. He has a great sense of humor.
He might appear serious in his roles, but Jason likes to play pranks and make people laugh in real life. When on set, he pranks his co-stars to lighten the mood.
8. He truly respects women.
Being raised by a strong single mother, Jason has always loved and respected women. He also said once: “My woman is my queen. Hold your woman as a goddess. Take care of her. Hold her right.” And by the way he treats the women in his life, it is pretty evident that he means it!


brightside--2020-08-16--20 Innocent Quirks That Made Us Love Our Pets Even More

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Sometimes pets can make a mess out of nothing and get on our nerves , but there ’ s something about their pure love that makes it all worth it .
They “ strategically ” make up for it with their innocent little traits .
For example , the way they stay in the corner after making a mess , or the way they cuddle and sleep ... it ’ s just too adorable .
1 .
The way she sticks out her tongue is adorable .
2 .
Dug a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 3 .
Sometimes our dog , Charlie , gets his upper lip stuck behind his lower lip .
4 .
My cat likes being upside down .
5 .
My dog likes to sit in these small washbasins .
6 .
My cat rolls in the blanket on our couch to turn into a purrito .
7 .
This is Honey .
She likes to be held while she ’ s outside .
9 .
She refuses to sleep anywhere else .
10 .
My cockapoo Poppy , after being rudely awoken because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ likes socks .
She doesn ’ t chew them or destroy them , she just protects them .
If you take them , she gets sad .
15 .
My cat likes to sleep wrapped around a tree in the flower pot , with a leaf as a cuddle buddy .
16 .
He loves his pig toy very much .
18 .
My dog likes crossing her legs for pictures .
19 .
She likes to stand up and have you hold her paws .
20 .
How my dog likes to @ @ @

Sometimes pets can make a mess out of nothing and get on our nerves, but there’s something about their pure love that makes it all worth it. They “strategically” make up for it with their innocent little traits. For example, the way they stay in the corner after making a mess, or the way they cuddle and sleep... it’s just too adorable.
We at Bright Side simply love pets, and we fell head over heels once again after going through the following 20 pictures.
1. The way she sticks out her tongue is adorable.
2. Dug a hole and fell asleep in it.
3. Sometimes our dog, Charlie, gets his upper lip stuck behind his lower lip.
4. My cat likes being upside down.
5. My dog likes to sit in these small washbasins.
6. My cat rolls in the blanket on our couch to turn into a purrito.
7. This is Honey. She likes to be held while she’s outside.
8. Baby bear asleep after a hard day of camping.
9. She refuses to sleep anywhere else.
10. My cockapoo Poppy, after being rudely awoken because she was snoring
11. Ralph loves the sun.
12. Showing her best smile.
13. Peek-a-boo!
14. My dog likes socks. She doesn’t chew them or destroy them, she just protects them. If you take them, she gets sad.
15. My cat likes to sleep wrapped around a tree in the flower pot, with a leaf as a cuddle buddy.
16. He loves his pig toy very much.
17. My dog likes to sleep sucking a blanket.
18. My dog likes crossing her legs for pictures.
19. She likes to stand up and have you hold her paws.
20. How my dog likes to hold her paws


brightside--2020-08-16--Psychologists Explain 6 Common Things We Can’t Do in Our Dreams

We still don ’ t fully understand the purpose of our dreams , but that doesn ’ t stop our brains from creating beautiful yet weird concepts in alternative worlds that leave us stunned in the morning .
But for some reason , certain ordinary objects and actions seem to never appear in our dreams , while flying elephants , battles with aliens , or riding motorcycles might be part of our normal dream repertoire .
However , things like smartphones , mirrors , and food are rare guests in our dreams .
According to research , only about 3.55 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ men see smartphones in their dreams .
It might be connected to the fact that smartphones and other modern devices have appeared in our lives pretty recently , and our brains aren ’ t quite used to them .
There ’ s a theory that we dream in order for our brains to process our anxieties and fears , and it helps us deal with stressful events .
So dreaming acts as some kind of evolved defense mechanism , and the things we dream about often come from older parts of the human @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to problems that our ancestors could relate to , like fighting and surviving .
However , some circumstances might trigger the appearance of smartphones in our dreams .
Alice Robb , the author of a book about dreams , shares that people are more likely to see smartphones in their dreams when they ’ re going through some intense life events , like mourning or losing a loved one .
The regions of our brains that are responsible for interpreting language are much less active while we ’ re asleep .
That ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ become quite a task .
For example , some people note that they ’ re not sure that they or other people are actually speaking in their dreams , and communication between them seems more like telepathy .
So we can understand the concepts and ideas while we ’ re asleep , and we can express ourselves , but we don ’ t really hear the sound or see anyone actually talking .
The same goes for reading , writing , or telling time .
We can get a general idea but we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the exact time .
However , people who use language in their everyday life a lot , such as writers or poets , may actually be able to make sense of the language in their dreams and come up with new ideas that can still be useful after they wake up .
There ’ s a theory that our brains can ’ t “ invent ” new people , and all the strangers we see in our dreams are either people we ’ ve already encountered somewhere or their faces are a combination @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
While researchers point out that so far , there ’ s no way to test this theory because of the nature of our dreams , they say this hypothesis still might be true .
The majority of our dreams are likely to be based on mundane elements from our lives , so we ’ ve probably already seen strangers from our dreams .
We may not remember them because the interaction was brief and meaningless , like , for example , if we see a person in a crowd or on some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ consciously remember them .
However , there ’ s probably nothing that could prevent our brains from coming up with new faces , but still , they ’ re likely to be based on facial features we ’ ve already seen .
We all have probably been there — you try to run , fight , or jump high , but it feels like you ’ re doing everything in slow motion no matter how hard you try .
Researchers suggest that we may perceive time differently while sleeping , both faster and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ during our REM sleep , and our muscles are immobilized and relaxed during this time .
This way , our brains make sure that we won ’ t act on what we ’ re dreaming about .
So this feeling of slow motion may occur because of the lack of muscular feedback or slower neural processing during this stage of sleep .
5 .
Looking at ourselves in the mirror Mirrors and reflections are curious concepts when it comes to dreams .
The point is that in the real world , reflections abide @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dreams are driven by our subconscious expectations and memories , and “ real-life ” rules don ’ t really apply there .
So we usually will see either something blurry or not really distinguishable in the mirror , or we might see our faces that were transformed in a weird way .
Some people believe that since dreams might be helping us process our waking life in some way , seeing your reflection in a mirror might be about looking at yourself from a psychological point of view instead of a realistic one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mirror might have some correlations with events in your everyday life , your self-esteem , and struggles you might be going through .
An expert says that people rarely get to feel the “ full eating experience ” in dreams , and we tend to remember that we were about to eat or that we were just done eating .
But if we manage to remember the process itself , we might experience problems with identifying what exactly we were eating and what this food tasted like .
But sometimes , people get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their dreams , which is especially common among lucid dreamers .
In our dreams , our brains create dream experiences for us either basing it on the real-life experiences we ’ ve already had , or we come up with our own idea of how some things might feel .
So food might taste just like you ’ ve imagined it , better , or have an unpredictable taste based on your expectations and memories .
Bonus : Reddit users shared what things they couldn ’ t do in their dreams .

We still don’t fully understand the purpose of our dreams, but that doesn’t stop our brains from creating beautiful yet weird concepts in alternative worlds that leave us stunned in the morning. But for some reason, certain ordinary objects and actions seem to never appear in our dreams, while flying elephants, battles with aliens, or riding motorcycles might be part of our normal dream repertoire. However, things like smartphones, mirrors, and food are rare guests in our dreams.
Bright Side grew curious about why we couldn’t see or do some things in our dreams that we’re perfectly capable of in our waking life, and we found some unexpected explanations. As a bonus, Internet users have shared ordinary things they fail to do in their dreams.
1. Seeing smartphones
According to research, only about 3.55% of women and 2.69% of men see smartphones in their dreams. It might be connected to the fact that smartphones and other modern devices have appeared in our lives pretty recently, and our brains aren’t quite used to them. There’s a theory that we dream in order for our brains to process our anxieties and fears, and it helps us deal with stressful events. So dreaming acts as some kind of evolved defense mechanism, and the things we dream about often come from older parts of the human mind. They’re more connected to problems that our ancestors could relate to, like fighting and surviving. However, some circumstances might trigger the appearance of smartphones in our dreams. Alice Robb, the author of a book about dreams, shares that people are more likely to see smartphones in their dreams when they’re going through some intense life events, like mourning or losing a loved one.
2. Write, read, or actually speak
The regions of our brains that are responsible for interpreting language are much less active while we’re asleep. That’s why forming and expressing language may become quite a task. For example, some people note that they’re not sure that they or other people are actually speaking in their dreams, and communication between them seems more like telepathy. So we can understand the concepts and ideas while we’re asleep, and we can express ourselves, but we don’t really hear the sound or see anyone actually talking. The same goes for reading, writing, or telling time. We can get a general idea but we rarely can distinguish separate words or tell the exact time. However, people who use language in their everyday life a lot, such as writers or poets, may actually be able to make sense of the language in their dreams and come up with new ideas that can still be useful after they wake up.
3. Meeting complete strangers
There’s a theory that our brains can’t “invent” new people, and all the strangers we see in our dreams are either people we’ve already encountered somewhere or their faces are a combination of features we’ve already seen. While researchers point out that so far, there’s no way to test this theory because of the nature of our dreams, they say this hypothesis still might be true. The majority of our dreams are likely to be based on mundane elements from our lives, so we’ve probably already seen strangers from our dreams. We may not remember them because the interaction was brief and meaningless, like, for example, if we see a person in a crowd or on some TV commercial and we don’t consciously remember them. However, there’s probably nothing that could prevent our brains from coming up with new faces, but still, they’re likely to be based on facial features we’ve already seen.
4. Doing physical activities
We all have probably been there — you try to run, fight, or jump high, but it feels like you’re doing everything in slow motion no matter how hard you try. Researchers suggest that we may perceive time differently while sleeping, both faster and slower. Besides, we see dreams during our REM sleep, and our muscles are immobilized and relaxed during this time. This way, our brains make sure that we won’t act on what we’re dreaming about. So this feeling of slow motion may occur because of the lack of muscular feedback or slower neural processing during this stage of sleep.
5. Looking at ourselves in the mirror
Mirrors and reflections are curious concepts when it comes to dreams. The point is that in the real world, reflections abide by the laws of physics, but dreams are driven by our subconscious expectations and memories, and “real-life” rules don’t really apply there. So we usually will see either something blurry or not really distinguishable in the mirror, or we might see our faces that were transformed in a weird way. Some people believe that since dreams might be helping us process our waking life in some way, seeing your reflection in a mirror might be about looking at yourself from a psychological point of view instead of a realistic one. So things you see in a mirror might have some correlations with events in your everyday life, your self-esteem, and struggles you might be going through.
6.Tasting food
An expert says that people rarely get to feel the “full eating experience” in dreams, and we tend to remember that we were about to eat or that we were just done eating. But if we manage to remember the process itself, we might experience problems with identifying what exactly we were eating and what this food tasted like. But sometimes, people get to feel the taste of food in their dreams, which is especially common among lucid dreamers. In our dreams, our brains create dream experiences for us either basing it on the real-life experiences we’ve already had, or we come up with our own idea of how some things might feel. So food might taste just like you’ve imagined it, better, or have an unpredictable taste based on your expectations and memories.
Bonus: Reddit users shared what things they couldn’t do in their dreams.
I used to never be able to walk on my feet. I was always levitating in a strange way, it was as if someone was always holding me up. @AttackParty / reddit
I can’t run without tripping or use logic to hide. My hiding skills are legendary in my family, but in dreams, it’s like I’m walking around with a giant balloon that says, “I’m over here!” @AnneAuthor / reddit
I can’t turn on lights, drive any ground vehicle, swim, or even float. @tangyradar / reddit
I can’t recall names or numbers from dreams. Even if they’re shown to me multiple times in the dream. @Phantomdust84 / reddit
I can’t blow candles out on a birthday cake. @The1983 / reddit


brightside--2020-08-16--8 Things That Can Happen If You Stop Wearing Makeup

We ’ re so involved in the race for perfection that we paint over our uniqueness with a thick layer of concealer .
But as it turns out , makeup controls our brain just like a puppet , and there are certain benefits , even for our mental health , if we stop putting it on .
Research conducted by Kanebo Cosmetics , in cooperation with scientists , revealed that in the moments before a woman puts on her makeup , she feels as if she will be composing the face of a different person .
But once her makeup @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if her newly made-up face is her own .
This suggests that a woman in makeup sees her made-up face as a representation of her true self , in her relations with other people .
2 .
Your skin becomes more resistant to sun damage .
Some makeup products contain ingredients that may make the top of your skin dry and flaky .
For example , retinol is recommended to be applied at night to avoid any risks of sun damage to the skin .
The other one is hydroquinone , which can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ used to make the skin tone more even .
It makes skin more susceptible to harmful UV radiation .
When you ’ re barefaced , all you need to buy is a good skincare product with SPF-protection .
3 .
You look younger without putting much effort in .
If you go without makeup , you may be asked to confirm your age by a police officer , or you may remember yourself as a teenager , since you started to wear makeup to look older than your friends .
A study claims @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but young women look older with their face covered .
What is more , people tend to associate makeup use with adulthood , so when we wear makeup , other people subconsciously think we are older than we really are .
4 .
You aren ’ t afraid to behave naturally and no longer worry about ruining your makeup .
When it ’ s hot outside , or when you ’ re simply active during the day , it ’ s common to sweat profusely .
If your face is fully covered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ challenge to keep everything in place throughout the day .
But with a nude face , natural gestures like wiping the sweat from your brow , are no longer a challenge and you just act naturally all the way around .
5 .
People look more at who you are and not what you ’ re wearing on your face .
While being questioned on the internet , some women have revealed that they ’ re treated differently by other people when they wear makeup versus when they don ’ t .
They @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re horribly catty or man-stealers , and get surprised by their actual personalities afterward .
So , if you ’ ve happened to be viewed differently when you wear makeup , a nude face may help to stop these judgments on your outward appearance .
6 .
Your natural appearance makes you look more friendly in other people ’ s eyes .
Nancy Etcoff , an assistant clinical professor at Harvard Medical School , claims that a face without makeup looks more trustworthy to other people than a face with a dramatic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ interest of winning trust and having cordial relationships with other people , makeup turns out to be more of an enemy than a friend .
Psychologists say that makeup is not actually a magic pill for boosting our self-esteem .
We actually feel better not because of the makeup , but because we ’ re sure that we look cool in the eyes of other people .
As it turns out , all that concealer and lipstick do is help us feel more confident , but the effects don ’ t last forever @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cheaper for you to keep your skin in good condition .
No matter whether it ’ s cheap or expensive , makeup will clog your pores .
And if your pores are clogged , you may need different treatments for your skin , including visits to dermatologists .
When your makeup usage is minimal , your skin doesn ’ t need that many treatments , and in most cases , you ’ ll need nothing more than water and a facial cleanser .
So , the benefits of not wearing as much makeup @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but are also a relief to your wallet since you won ’ t have to look for additional noncomedogenic products .

We’re so involved in the race for perfection that we paint over our uniqueness with a thick layer of concealer. But as it turns out, makeup controls our brain just like a puppet, and there are certain benefits, even for our mental health, if we stop putting it on.
We at Bright Side decided to look at the other side of the coin. We’d love to show you how the absence of makeup can actually make your whole personality flourish.
1. Your brain stops thinking you’re a stranger when you’re barefaced.
Research conducted by Kanebo Cosmetics, in cooperation with scientists, revealed that in the moments before a woman puts on her makeup, she feels as if she will be composing the face of a different person. But once her makeup is in place, she feels as if her newly made-up face is her own. This suggests that a woman in makeup sees her made-up face as a representation of her true self, in her relations with other people.
2. Your skin becomes more resistant to sun damage.
Some makeup products contain ingredients that may make the top of your skin dry and flaky. For example, retinol is recommended to be applied at night to avoid any risks of sun damage to the skin. The other one is hydroquinone, which can be found in facial serums that are used to make the skin tone more even. It makes skin more susceptible to harmful UV radiation. When you’re barefaced, all you need to buy is a good skincare product with SPF-protection.
3. You look younger without putting much effort in.
If you go without makeup, you may be asked to confirm your age by a police officer, or you may remember yourself as a teenager, since you started to wear makeup to look older than your friends. A study claims that makeup makes middle-aged women look younger, but young women look older with their face covered. What is more, people tend to associate makeup use with adulthood, so when we wear makeup, other people subconsciously think we are older than we really are.
4. You aren’t afraid to behave naturally and no longer worry about ruining your makeup.
When it’s hot outside, or when you’re simply active during the day, it’s common to sweat profusely. If your face is fully covered with makeup, it becomes a real challenge to keep everything in place throughout the day. But with a nude face, natural gestures like wiping the sweat from your brow, are no longer a challenge and you just act naturally all the way around.
5. People look more at who you are and not what you’re wearing on your face.
While being questioned on the internet, some women have revealed that they’re treated differently by other people when they wear makeup versus when they don’t. They said that other people often think they’re horribly catty or man-stealers, and get surprised by their actual personalities afterward. So, if you’ve happened to be viewed differently when you wear makeup, a nude face may help to stop these judgments on your outward appearance.
6. Your natural appearance makes you look more friendly in other people’s eyes.
Nancy Etcoff, an assistant clinical professor at Harvard Medical School, claims that a face without makeup looks more trustworthy to other people than a face with a dramatic cosmetic mask. So, in the interest of winning trust and having cordial relationships with other people, makeup turns out to be more of an enemy than a friend.
7. You receive a permanent boost of self-confidence.
Psychologists say that makeup is not actually a magic pill for boosting our self-esteem. We actually feel better not because of the makeup, but because we’re sure that we look cool in the eyes of other people. As it turns out, all that concealer and lipstick do is help us feel more confident, but the effects don’t last forever.
8. It becomes easier and cheaper for you to keep your skin in good condition.
No matter whether it’s cheap or expensive, makeup will clog your pores. And if your pores are clogged, you may need different treatments for your skin, including visits to dermatologists. When your makeup usage is minimal, your skin doesn’t need that many treatments, and in most cases, you’ll need nothing more than water and a facial cleanser. So, the benefits of not wearing as much makeup not only apply to your skin, but are also a relief to your wallet since you won’t have to look for additional noncomedogenic products.


brightside--2020-08-16--12 Popular Rules From Adults That Turn Children Into Lifetime Psychiatry Patients

Parents put in a lot of effort to give their children the best in life , and these are not always material things .
But sometimes , these efforts don ’ t lead to anything good .
Most of our problems stem from childhood and this fact is important for us to remember as adults .
We at Bright Side understand that raising children isn ’ t an easy job .
But you don ’ t have to be an expert in child rearing to give unconditional love to your sons and daughters .
We asked the opinion of internet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ raising children .
And this is what came out of it .
1 .
We tell children to ignore bullies .
2 .
We ask children to obey older people and to trust them .
3 .
We show that it ’ s embarrassing to lose .
4 .
We say that “ no ” is a bad word .
It ’ s a strong word , but not a bad one .
5 .
We teach children to rely exclusively on themselves .
6 .
We tell girls that boys behave aggressively @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them .
7 .
We impose our anxiety onto our kids .
9 .
We demand perfection in any activity .
10 .
We ask children to suppress their emotions .
11 .
We decide who our children should be friends with .
12 .
We set children up against one of their relatives .
Can you share with us what harmful affirmations you learned in childhood that you still haven ’ t managed to get rid of ?

Parents put in a lot of effort to give their children the best in life, and these are not always material things. But sometimes, these efforts don’t lead to anything good. Most of our problems stem from childhood and this fact is important for us to remember as adults.
We at Bright Side understand that raising children isn’t an easy job. But you don’t have to be an expert in child rearing to give unconditional love to your sons and daughters. We asked the opinion of internet users about what mistakes adults make when raising children. And this is what came out of it.
1. We tell children to ignore bullies.
“Ignore bullies and they’ll leave you alone.” As a result, one of 2 things is likely to happen: either they’ll mess with you more, or they’ll move to someone else and bully them. You should stand up to bullies and put them in their place. The earlier you do that, the sooner they understand that bullying other people is a bad tactic of behavior. © EGoldenRule / Reddit
The more you ignore bullies, the more difficult it becomes to stand up to them. Because every time you endure bullying, bullies see it as a sign of weakness and the bar gets raised. Children need to learn to say “no” and to stand up for themselves. Sometimes, they don’t want to do that because they don’t want to be bad or hurt someone else. Many children don’t want to make someone else feel bad. So the second lesson is that not everyone is supposed to be your friend and you don’t have to show kindness to people who want to hurt you. © MerlinsCat / Reddit
2. We ask children to obey older people and to trust them.
Teaching kids to not ask questions just because someone is older, or allegedly wiser, is one of the most frustrating things that I see on a daily basis. How is a child supposed to ever develop any individual ideas if they can’t think for themselves? © AtLeast5 / Reddit
Once, I found out my dad didn’t believe in evolution and global warming. When I asked him why, he replied, “Because you should never blindly believe any person, whether I say it or your teacher says it.” I appreciate him for always letting me have the opportunity to form my own opinions. I’m 26 now, and I’m still figuring out that some small facts I learned as a child are total nonsense. © ughyesofcourse / Reddit
Once during dinner when I was 7, I told my mom that the chicken wasn’t fresh, that I wouldn’t eat it, and that I didn’t want anyone else to eat it either. My mom told me to stop talking and show respect for adults. Everyone ate the chicken but me. And everyone got food poisoning but me. © WalterWhitesHairLine / Reddit
3. We show that it’s embarrassing to lose.
“Being wrong is bad.” That’s why many people don’t change their minds, even when they were given trustworthy sources — they still don’t want to admit they were wrong. © oti890 / Reddit
I’m a high school teacher, and I’ve noticed that many kids don’t do anything because they’re afraid of making a mistake. But how else are you going to learn? It’s really sad to see a child who does poorly in school because of their fear. I always remind kids that mistakes are normal. © myfeetdontmatch / Reddit
Some parents seem to teach their kids that you should argue until the end, and admitting that you were wrong is considered losing. But it’s totally fine to change how you feel about an issue. This doesn’t make a person weak. © DankMemes148 / Reddit
4. We say that “no” is a bad word. It’s a strong word, but not a bad one.
I’m in my 30s, and I still have trouble telling people “no.” I’m polite even to people who don’t deserve it. And it’s not because I have such good manners, but because I wasn’t allowed to be rude since I was a kid. © Your_Worship / Reddit
My strategy on how to get rid of this problem is to practice out loud how to say “no” with a friend, to practice dealing with awkward silences, and to practice standing up to repeated pressure. You can even prepare for a presentation or an interview this way. © CorporateDroneStrike / Reddit
5. We teach children to rely exclusively on themselves.
Parents don’t interfere in their kids’ problems because they believe that it’s only going to get worse from there. They also like to say, “Do you think school is hard? You’re just a kid who has no idea about adults’ problems.” This breeds an emotional disconnect between parents and their kids. And it makes kids feel alone and realize that nobody will care about their issues because their problems are “nothing.” © Fantalitymlp / Reddit
I love my parents, but whenever my brothers and I got into a fight, they basically just said that they didn’t care. This really affected my ability to ask others for help. © respect_the_69 / Reddit
6. We tell girls that boys behave aggressively because they’re in love with them.
Once, my classmate poked my knee with a pencil and I had visible bruises afterward. The vice-principal explained to me that this guy was acting like this because he was in love with me. After this situation, I was afraid to be attractive for a long time and kept men at a distance. It’s just a nightmare. © stressmare / Reddit
My mom told me that when a boy in kindergarten bullied me, it was because he liked me. I couldn’t understand this. It’s good that my dad explained that what this boy did was wrong and that his behavior was not a sign of him liking me. © Ahstia / Reddit
7. We impose our anxiety onto our kids.
In kindergarten, we were prohibited from playing soccer because it was “too dangerous.” We were going just to kick the ball and not to do anything too risky. © DarkHelix_ / Reddit
Every time I accidentally fell on the playground, my parents would prohibit me from playing there. They banned everything — the climbing wall, the swings, the balls. Then they finally banned running altogether. All I could do was look at how the other kids were playing. Even such innocent games like Pokémon cards and Bakugan were banned too. Luckily, these bans only lasted a few months, long enough for my overprotective mom to calm down. © pseudostrudel / Reddit
8. We set a bad example.
Kids are starting to use social media very early these days, and I think that this is not completely safe, because the kid starts to attribute their worth to their social media success. I also think that parents are way too negligent when they post photos of their kids on their personal accounts — it’s totally a violation of the child’s privacy. But parents will never admit to that. © kay37892 / Reddit
The amount of parents I see on social media, who are just sharing everything that happens in their child’s life, is astounding. Maybe, this may not be a big deal to you, but the child may be really upset that all mom’s friends know about their personal business and that they give their opinions on it. © goggle_pocket / Reddit
9. We demand perfection in any activity.
The fear that I won’t be able to deal well with a task, makes me ditch it completely — this is my mental gridlock. I often postpone some tasks until the stress of not getting it done outweighs the fear of doing it poorly. Then I rush to finish it and worry the whole time about the amount of time I spent on making it perfect. © OmniYummie / Reddit
Perfectionism is at odds with a rapidly changing and evolving culture. Perfection is the enemy of good. © Spr0ckets / Reddit
10. We ask children to suppress their emotions.
It’s impossible to repress emotions. This will only cause them to bottle up and accumulate to the point of exploding in an instant. © eldritch_candy / Reddit
My parents ask me to control my emotions and act like a mature person. But when I am in a situation that causes a storm of negative feelings inside me, I can’t repress them. My parents’ opinion is that I am weak and immature. In reality, I have no coping mechanisms. It’s a pity that they can’t understand me. © ujke_brf / Reddit
My parents used to make fun of me when I started to cry. They even created a song and sang it every time I started crying. So 27 years later, I can’t cry at all, and I can’t tell others about my feelings when I experience stress. (By the way, my parents are really nice people, but I was their first child in the early 1990s, so they didn’t really know how to deal with a crying son). © fernandotakai / Reddit
11. We decide who our children should be friends with.
Children can choose who they want to communicate with, and they should learn to bear social accountability. If little Laura doesn’t know how to tell the truth, it’s okay to not play with her. If little Billy throws sand in the sandbox, you don’t have to play with him. Laura and Billy need to learn how to behave appropriately. © lethologica5 / Reddit
In the kindergarten my son attends, there’s a strict “you do not have to play if you don’t want to” policy. No one has to play with anyone they don’t want to play with. No one has a right to hug or touch a child, if the child is against it. No one has to share their toys or other school supplies if they don’t want to. This is a very modern approach to upbringing. © bunnz4r00 / Reddit
12. We set children up against one of their relatives.
My parents blamed each other’s genes when they didn’t like something about me. This has led to serious self-esteem problems that I continue to try to solve as an adult. © dyam / Reddit
My mom has spent years bad-mouthing my dad, while my dad has never spoken ill of my mom. My mother’s constant aggression and lies directed at my dad has caused me to stop enjoying her company. It baffles me that she doesn’t understand why we don’t appreciate her speaking poorly about someone we love. And she also wonders why my brothers and I are not “the best sons.” © Pesky-noises / Reddit


brightside--2020-08-16--19 Times Our Pets Poked Us Right in the Heart

Pets make a big difference in our lives .
Pets enrich our lives so much that owning a cat actually reduces the risk of heart attack by 3 times , and having a puppy helps lower our blood pressure .
Not only do pets improve our health , but they also improve our quality of life by offering many unforgettable , heart-melting moments .
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We were concerned that our corgi wouldn ’ t like the kitten we rescued .
His head is soaked from our corgi grooming him .
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We tested smoke detectors yesterday .
She @ @ @ @ @ @ @ check every room to rescue us all .
3 .
When you have the whole bed but you ’ d rather be together : 5 .
My girlfriend is overwhelmed by love for her first kitten .
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This cat has a plush of itself .
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And an awesome snooze time was had by all .
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She ’ s already teaching her how to boop .
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My adult cat fell asleep on his back and my baby cat took it as an opportunity for a snuggle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ puppy ’ s sister lives just down the street from us today .
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This sweet boy had been in the shelter for 7 months .
I was unsure how my original dog was gon na take it .
This is the result of our first night at bedtime .
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I was gone for 3 days .
She hasn ’ t let me get up since I got home .
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Wife and pup decided to take a nap this afternoon on the porch .
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First time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Shortly after we rescued Paul , my original cat showered him with love .
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I shouted at my kitty today for being naughty .
5 minutes later , I find my other kitty comforting her and glaring at me .

Pets make a big difference in our lives. Pets enrich our lives so much that owning a cat actually reduces the risk of heart attack by 3 times, and having a puppy helps lower our blood pressure. Not only do pets improve our health, but they also improve our quality of life by offering many unforgettable, heart-melting moments.
Bright Side is all about appreciating pets, and the following 19 wholesome photos show just how irreplaceable they are in our lives.
1. We were concerned that our corgi wouldn’t like the kitten we rescued. His head is soaked from our corgi grooming him.
2. We tested smoke detectors yesterday. She would not calm down until she could check every room to rescue us all.
3. When you have the whole bed but you’d rather be together:
4. “Look what I’ve made.”
5. My girlfriend is overwhelmed by love for her first kitten.
6. This cat has a plush of itself.
7. I got you, fren.
8. And an awesome snooze time was had by all.
9. She’s already teaching her how to boop.
10. My adult cat fell asleep on his back and my baby cat took it as an opportunity for a snuggle...
11. We found out our puppy’s sister lives just down the street from us today.
12. This sweet boy had been in the shelter for 7 months. I was unsure how my original dog was gonna take it. This is the result of our first night at bedtime.
13. Proud mom moment
14. I was gone for 3 days. She hasn’t let me get up since I got home.
15. We adopted a purrito.
16. Wife and pup decided to take a nap this afternoon on the porch.
17. First time being carried after being rescued
18. Shortly after we rescued Paul, my original cat showered him with love.
19. I shouted at my kitty today for being naughty. 5 minutes later, I find my other kitty comforting her and glaring at me.


brightside--2020-08-16--The 2-Hour Rule Is a Secret Einstein Used, and Here’s How You Can Start Practicing It Today

Nowadays , some people consider time spent “ doing nothing ” to be unproductive , but the experience of great minds and studies prove the opposite .
Albert Einstein liked to daydream and imagined surfing a light wave with speed , and to him , the wave seemed frozen , which ultimately led him to create the famous theory of relativity .
Charles Darwin also practiced this method and used his so-called “ thinking path ” to dive into his own thoughts and reflect .
Here at Bright Side , we love effective self-development techniques , and what we love @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
At the end of the article , you ’ ll find out how in just 2 hours a week , you can make a drastic change in your life .
Einstein came up with “ thought experiments.
” Albert Einstein had lots of thought experiments .
For example , for his general relativity theory , he conducted imaginary experiments that consisted of a person falling off a roof and accelerating elevators .
His most famous theories , which established the foundation of modern physics , were just a part of his imagination @ @ @ @ @ @ @ example and conduct experiments in our own heads , like imagining all possible options and outcomes of a certain situation and asking yourself , “ If I do that , what will happen ?
” Make more time to stop , think , and analyze where you are in life , understand if you ’ re satisfied with your goals , and identify what your future plans are — then just let yourself daydream .
It can make you more productive when you ’ re forced to deal with non-standard situations or generate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the University of Adelaide .
For some people , spending 2 hours on Facebook seems normal , but carving out 2 hours in the day for reflection is just too much .
If you agree with this notion , this might help .
You can take a pen and a notebook and answer a few questions like : “ What goals have or haven ’ t I achieved ?
” , “ Can I speed up the process of achieving my goals ?
” , “ Do I feel inspired ?
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the next 6 months ?
” Go for a walk and enjoy nature .
A walk alone in a park is a great way to think thoroughly about things we usually don ’ t have time for .
According to a research , spending time in nature is also great for one ’ s mental health , it increases creativity and boosts problem solving .
Writing letters is very therapeutic .
It ’ s a great tool for introspection since you can have the opportunity to observe your own thoughts and feelings @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a listener ) , make new non-obvious conclusions , and look at the past and into the future .
Research from Northwestern University has shown that writing down your thoughts about the distant future is much more helpful than not writing them down .
It can push you to see what needs to be done in order to reach your goals and stick with it .
Every week , he spent 2 hours ruminating .
He later shared that it sharpened his mind and that just 2 hours a week was a humble @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reward .
And it ’ s definitely a better time investment than scrolling through social media !

Nowadays, some people consider time spent “doing nothing” to be unproductive, but the experience of great minds and studies prove the opposite. Albert Einstein liked to daydream and imagined surfing a light wave with speed, and to him, the wave seemed frozen, which ultimately led him to create the famous theory of relativity. Charles Darwin also practiced this method and used his so-called “thinking path” to dive into his own thoughts and reflect.
Here at Bright Side, we love effective self-development techniques, and what we love even more is sharing them with you. At the end of the article, you’ll find out how in just 2 hours a week, you can make a drastic change in your life.
Einstein came up with “thought experiments.”
Albert Einstein had lots of thought experiments. For example, for his general relativity theory, he conducted imaginary experiments that consisted of a person falling off a roof and accelerating elevators. His most famous theories, which established the foundation of modern physics, were just a part of his imagination!
We can follow Einstein’s example and conduct experiments in our own heads, like imagining all possible options and outcomes of a certain situation and asking yourself, “If I do that, what will happen?”
Let your mind wander.
Make more time to stop, think, and analyze where you are in life, understand if you’re satisfied with your goals, and identify what your future plans are — then just let yourself daydream. It can make you more productive when you’re forced to deal with non-standard situations or generate creative ideas, according to Fiona Kerr from the University of Adelaide.
Ask yourself questions.
For some people, spending 2 hours on Facebook seems normal, but carving out 2 hours in the day for reflection is just too much. If you agree with this notion, this might help. You can take a pen and a notebook and answer a few questions like: “What goals have or haven’t I achieved?”, “Can I speed up the process of achieving my goals?”, “Do I feel inspired?” or “Where do I see myself in the next 6 months?”
Go for a walk and enjoy nature.
A walk alone in a park is a great way to think thoroughly about things we usually don’t have time for. According to a research, spending time in nature is also great for one’s mental health, it increases creativity and boosts problem solving.
Write yourself a letter.
Writing letters is very therapeutic. It’s a great tool for introspection since you can have the opportunity to observe your own thoughts and feelings (both as a storyteller and as a listener), make new non-obvious conclusions, and look at the past and into the future.
Research from Northwestern University has shown that writing down your thoughts about the distant future is much more helpful than not writing them down. It can push you to see what needs to be done in order to reach your goals and stick with it.
Bonus: 2 hours per week is a worthy investment.
Zat Rana, a journalist, held an experiment doing the “2-hour rule” based on the habits of successful scientists and philosophers, and he confessed that it gave him great results.
Every week, he spent 2 hours ruminating. He later shared that it sharpened his mind and that just 2 hours a week was a humble price to pay for such a consistent reward. And it’s definitely a better time investment than scrolling through social media!


brightside--2020-08-16--20 Sweet Moments That Will Make You Smile and Brighten Up Your Day

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Canyoning at the age of 67 , getting your first pup as a kid , and falling in love with a kitten even if you thought you didn ’ t want one — images like these can exude positive energy and fuel happiness .
Even something small , like saying , “ I love you ” instead of “ thank you ” can make you feel better and lift your hopes up .
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The goat was very upset after his trampoline broke , so some people sent him a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wife before and after I said , ’ I love you.
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“ My dad hasn ’ t met my daughter , we only FaceTime .
She starts smiling when she recognizes him.
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“ Growing up , my dad used to hate cats .
This is him now with his 2 new kittens , Thelma and Louise.
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“ Me with my newborn son and my father holding me as a baby ” 6 .
“ My niece with one of the kittens ” 7 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ old ) is super proud of his 40-lb jackfruit !
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“ Pulled up to a stoplight and saw this happy pole !
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“ My daughter has been asking for a puppy since the moment she was able to speak , and today was her lucky day.
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“ I went canyoning with my mom ( 67 ) .
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“ My dad still has his stuffed toy dog from 1955.
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“ This is my very favorite picture of my son @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so happy.
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It ’ s even better than saying thank you .
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“ My parents made a Renaissance fair for my kids in my backyard.
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“ My significant other packs my lunches for work .
I found this today.
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“ It ’ s hard to work from home with 2 kids , but today my 7-year-old quietly placed this on my desk and walked away.
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“ My grandma ’ s reaction to a restored picture of her foster mom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” 19 .
“ Told my daughter to give me a real smile and this is what I got.
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“ My daughter 0.1 seconds after trying corn for the first time ”

Canyoning at the age of 67, getting your first pup as a kid, and falling in love with a kitten even if you thought you didn’t want one — images like these can exude positive energy and fuel happiness. Even something small, like saying, “I love you” instead of “thank you” can make you feel better and lift your hopes up.
Bright Side created a collection of photos that tell a story just by looking at them, and some of them can change your day for the better.
1. The goat was very upset after his trampoline broke, so some people sent him a new one.
2. “My wife before and after I said, ’I love you.’”
3. “My dad hasn’t met my daughter, we only FaceTime. She starts smiling when she recognizes him.”
4. “Growing up, my dad used to hate cats. This is him now with his 2 new kittens, Thelma and Louise.”
5. “Me with my newborn son and my father holding me as a baby”
6. “My niece with one of the kittens”
7. “My dad (68 years old) is super proud of his 40-lb jackfruit!”
8. “Pulled up to a stoplight and saw this happy pole!”
9. “My grandmother meeting my son, her fortieth great-grandchild!”
10. “My daughter has been asking for a puppy since the moment she was able to speak, and today was her lucky day.”
11. “I went canyoning with my mom (67).”
12. “My dad still has his stuffed toy dog from 1955.”
13. “This is my very favorite picture of my son. He woke up from his nap so happy.”
14. It’s even better than saying thank you.
15. “My parents made a Renaissance fair for my kids in my backyard.”
16. “My significant other packs my lunches for work. I found this today.”
17. “It’s hard to work from home with 2 kids, but today my 7-year-old quietly placed this on my desk and walked away.”
The note says: “Dear Mom and Dad, parenting is hard. I’m writing this to say thank you for your love and care. Love, Jack”
18. “My grandma’s reaction to a restored picture of her foster mom — she was an orphan from Mexico.”
19. “Told my daughter to give me a real smile and this is what I got.”
20. “My daughter 0.1 seconds after trying corn for the first time”


brightside--2020-08-16--9 Movie Siblings Who Had a Relationship in Real Life

In almost every series or movie , you can find a couple of siblings either as protagonists or as secondary characters .
Some stories are even defined by their good ( and in many other cases , bad ) relationships .
There are times in which they can even be worst enemies , but as soon as the camera stops rolling , things behind the scenes turn out to be very different .
Warning : this might be potentially upsetting for viewers and fans , but guess what ?
Sometimes , these fictional siblings end up having a great relationship @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , we saw Blake Lively and Penn Badgley play Serena and Dan , both of whom were part of the group of friends that starred in Gossip Girl .
In the series , they were not only a couple , but also step-siblings since her mom and his dad got married after they were born .
However , before that , they had already been involved .
But that didn ’ t stop the characters from moving forward with their relationship since eventually , they walked down the aisle .
Needless to say @ @ @ @ @ @ @ problem for the actors either .
In fact , they were dating back in 2007 until 2010 .
Although their romance began and ended during the years in which Gossip Girl was shot , this did not affect the series whatsoever since they both managed to keep things very professional on set .
VanCamp and Pratt played siblings , Bright and Amy Abbott , 2 locals from the city of Everwood in the series of the same name .
Despite them being related in the story , they started a romantic relationship in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it strange to know that the siblings on the show were a couple in real life , the actors decided to carry on , regardless of what the rest of the world had to say about it .
While it seemed like they had all the odds against them , they actually led a happy relationship for about 3 years .
The Twilight saga is not only full of action and romance , but also of actors who ended up sharing more than just a strong bond .
But don ’ t be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ re referring to Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson , who were dating for several years , but actually , there ’ s another almost-couple that came out of the very same saga : Ashley Greene and Kellan Lutz , who played the siblings Alice and Emmett Cullen .
Although the ex-vampires were never a couple , they became best friends .
In fact , Lutz even suggested that the 2 of them should move to New York to share an apartment there as roomates .
The highly acclaimed series that became iconic in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ globe has also blossomed some real-life romances .
Beverly Hills , 90210 , which portrayed the lives of a group of teenagers in Southern California , starred Shannen Doherty and Jason Priestley .
These actors played Brenda and Brandon Walsh , a pair of twins who had a brief romantic relationship off-camera .
But things ended badly when she was taken off the series because of her behavior and the problems she seemingly had with the rest of the crew .
Priestley didn ’ t hesitate to define her as “ a diva @ @ @ @ @ @ @ autobiography , Jason Priestley : A Memoir .
In The Mortal Instruments : City of Bones , Clary ( Lily Collins ) enters the strange world of shadows when she meets Jace ( Jamie Campbell Bower ) , a shadow hunter with whom she will have an affair before discovering that he is her brother ( or more like step-brother ) .
Still , their love managed to spread beyond the screen , and in 2013 , they started dating in real life .
They eventually broke up , but in 2015 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up again in 2018 .
Even if you haven ’ t seen the Star Wars movies , you probably know who Luke ( Mark Hamill ) and Leia ( Carrie Fisher ) are , the twin siblings who grew up on different planets and teamed up to end the rule of the Galactic Empire in one of the most famous sagas in the history of cinema .
But beyond this fraternal bond , Hamill confessed that , during the shooting of the first film , they both were attracted to each other and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
On the TV show , Dexter , we were introduced to the Morgan half-siblings : 2 officers from the Miami Police Department in charge of solving the toughest cases .
But far from being bound together by the same father in the series , the protagonists , Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Carpenter , had a relationship in real life .
They actually got married on December 31 , 2008 , but unfortunately split up 2 years later .
In Lost , plane crash survivors are stranded on a deserted island , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Among the survivors were step-siblings , Boone Carlyle ( Ian Somerhalder ) and Shannon Rutherford ( Maggie Grace ) .
Of course , after spending so much time together on set , it ’ s not hard to understand why sparks eventually led this pair to start a romantic relationship in 2006 .
Although they broke up the following year , the actress said that they remained very good friends .
Wizards of Waverly Place shows the adventures of the Russos , a family who owns a restaurant in New York .
Everything @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that they were gifted with magic skills .
Alex ( Selena Gomez ) , Justin ( David Henrie ) , and Max ’ s ( Jake T. Austin ) father , Jerry , is the one who ’ s in charge of teaching them how to master their magic powers .
But after their training is complete , only one of them gets to keep their powers .
The series shows how they compete against each other to become the sole wizard in the family .
You can only imagine that the tension @ @ @ @ @ @ @ throughout the series , but in real life , these actors actually had an excellent friendship and have even been known to have held a romantic relationship , although they ’ ve never confirmed that rumor .

In almost every series or movie, you can find a couple of siblings either as protagonists or as secondary characters. Some stories are even defined by their good (and in many other cases, bad) relationships. There are times in which they can even be worst enemies, but as soon as the camera stops rolling, things behind the scenes turn out to be very different. Warning: this might be potentially upsetting for viewers and fans, but guess what? Sometimes, these fictional siblings end up having a great relationship in the real world.
So with that in mind, Bright Side put together a compilation of all those actors who left their fictional family bonds on set and ended up being more than just friends.
1. Blake Lively and Penn Badgley
In 2007, we saw Blake Lively and Penn Badgley play Serena and Dan, both of whom were part of the group of friends that starred in Gossip Girl. In the series, they were not only a couple, but also step-siblings since her mom and his dad got married after they were born. However, before that, they had already been involved. But that didn’t stop the characters from moving forward with their relationship since eventually, they walked down the aisle. Needless to say, working together wasn’t a problem for the actors either. In fact, they were dating back in 2007 until 2010. Although their romance began and ended during the years in which Gossip Girl was shot, this did not affect the series whatsoever since they both managed to keep things very professional on set.
2. Emily VanCamp and Chris Pratt
VanCamp and Pratt played siblings, Bright and Amy Abbott, 2 locals from the city of Everwood in the series of the same name. Despite them being related in the story, they started a romantic relationship in 2004. And although some viewers found it strange to know that the siblings on the show were a couple in real life, the actors decided to carry on, regardless of what the rest of the world had to say about it. While it seemed like they had all the odds against them, they actually led a happy relationship for about 3 years.
3. Ashley Greene and Kellan Lutz
The Twilight saga is not only full of action and romance, but also of actors who ended up sharing more than just a strong bond. But don’t be fooled! You might think we’re referring to Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, who were dating for several years, but actually, there’s another almost-couple that came out of the very same saga: Ashley Greene and Kellan Lutz, who played the siblings Alice and Emmett Cullen. Although the ex-vampires were never a couple, they became best friends. In fact, Lutz even suggested that the 2 of them should move to New York to share an apartment there as roomates.
4. Shannen Doherty and Jason Priestley
The highly acclaimed series that became iconic in the nineties to teenagers all around the globe has also blossomed some real-life romances. Beverly Hills, 90210, which portrayed the lives of a group of teenagers in Southern California, starred Shannen Doherty and Jason Priestley. These actors played Brenda and Brandon Walsh, a pair of twins who had a brief romantic relationship off-camera. But things ended badly when she was taken off the series because of her behavior and the problems she seemingly had with the rest of the crew. Priestley didn’t hesitate to define her as “a diva and a spoiled child” in his autobiography, Jason Priestley: A Memoir.
5. Jamie Campbell Bower and Lily Collins
In The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, Clary (Lily Collins) enters the strange world of shadows when she meets Jace (Jamie Campbell Bower), a shadow hunter with whom she will have an affair before discovering that he is her brother (or more like step-brother). Still, their love managed to spread beyond the screen, and in 2013, they started dating in real life. They eventually broke up, but in 2015, they got back together only to break up again in 2018.
6. Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill
Even if you haven’t seen the Star Wars movies, you probably know who Luke (Mark Hamill) and Leia (Carrie Fisher) are, the twin siblings who grew up on different planets and teamed up to end the rule of the Galactic Empire in one of the most famous sagas in the history of cinema. But beyond this fraternal bond, Hamill confessed that, during the shooting of the first film, they both were attracted to each other and even had a sort of flirtatious friendship.
7. Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Carpenter
On the TV show, Dexter, we were introduced to the Morgan half-siblings: 2 officers from the Miami Police Department in charge of solving the toughest cases. But far from being bound together by the same father in the series, the protagonists, Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Carpenter, had a relationship in real life. They actually got married on December 31, 2008, but unfortunately split up 2 years later.
8. Ian Somerhalder and Maggie Grace
In Lost, plane crash survivors are stranded on a deserted island, supposedly located in the South Pacific. Among the survivors were step-siblings, Boone Carlyle (Ian Somerhalder) and Shannon Rutherford (Maggie Grace). Of course, after spending so much time together on set, it’s not hard to understand why sparks eventually led this pair to start a romantic relationship in 2006. Although they broke up the following year, the actress said that they remained very good friends.
9. Selena Gomez and David Henrie
Wizards of Waverly Place shows the adventures of the Russos, a family who owns a restaurant in New York. Everything seemed normal, except for the fact that they were gifted with magic skills. Alex (Selena Gomez), Justin (David Henrie), and Max’s (Jake T. Austin) father, Jerry, is the one who’s in charge of teaching them how to master their magic powers. But after their training is complete, only one of them gets to keep their powers. The series shows how they compete against each other to become the sole wizard in the family. You can only imagine that the tension between Alex and Justin could be felt throughout the series, but in real life, these actors actually had an excellent friendship and have even been known to have held a romantic relationship, although they’ve never confirmed that rumor.


brightside--2020-08-17--11 Honest Illustrations About Women That You Likely Have Way Too Much in Common With

An artist from Belgium known as Planet Prudence creates honest pictures that many women love because of their positivity .
@ @ @ @ @ s not easy to be a woman , but it ’ s much easier when @ @ @ @ @ of humor .
We at Bright Side admire the work of this modern artist as @ @ @ @ @ reminds us that we ’ re not the only ones having these thoughts and emotions @ @ @ @ @ ’ s easy to be a woman ?
How would you describe the life of @ @ @ @ @ ?

An artist from Belgium known as Planet Prudence creates honest pictures that many women love because of their positivity. Of course, it’s not easy to be a woman, but it’s much easier when you have a good sense of humor.
We at Bright Side admire the work of this modern artist as it lifts our moods and reminds us that we’re not the only ones having these thoughts and emotions.
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