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- @grateful1 | What's your take on "Not all Men"?Click here to reply to @grateful1
"And we all went through real hell with him. And I decided that I'm going to, you know, I have to do something. I have to do something. So I just. I said, no, we got to go our separate ways. Because I tried and I tried and I pray and I tried, and there's nothing happening. So I know that it was time for me to walk away from the marriage. And what happened?"5 min - @SeekingPlumb | What's your take on "Not all Men"?Click here to reply to @SeekingPlumb
"But because you have to protect the identity, protect the in group, then you have to put these barriers up of not all men. And of course it has to be on the fault of women. And I get some of it, but on the other hand, I don't get some of it."5 min - @shweta07 | Should men have a say in abortion laws, or should it be solely a woman’s decision?Click here to reply to @shweta07
"So I'm here with the arguments for it being solely a woman's decision. A woman's right to choose abortion is rooted in bodily autonomy, a fundamental principle of medical ethics. Since pregnancy directly affects a woman's body, health and future, she should have the sole authority over the decision. Women bear the physical and emotional burden of pregnancy, including potential health risks and life altering consequences. Additionally, restricting abortion disproportionately impacts women, often reinforcing gender inequality."2 min - @heythere.kg | This house believes that sleep is nature's biggest scam. We don't actually need it.Click here to reply to @heythere.kg
"Hi everyone. I'm against the notion that sleep is nature's biggest scam. As a regular wanderer of the sleeping world, I defend the fact that sleep is one of the most brilliant gift that nature has ever given us. Something that marks us as living. Something that differentiates us from machines. Something that connects us with the force of nature. The natural internal clock that keeps our bodies in line in sync with the earth's clock, giving us a chance to maximize our energy."2 min - @Anushri | This House prefers to attend a single-sex school rather than a co-ed school.Click here to reply to @Anushri
"They can share a lot of their ideas, opinion, viewpoint and experiences which with each other which would be more like. Which would be more exclusive for them. And the second thing is that if your second thing is you are promoting gender inequality here. If you are going to put only boys in a school or girls in other school then interaction between the boys and girls would would reduce and this thing would would act against for both the sexes."5 min - @tanishka21 | This House prefers to attend a single-sex school rather than a co-ed school.Click here to reply to @tanishka21
"It fosters essential social skills that are crucial for success in the world beyond school walls. Secondly, co ed schools offer a more balanced learning environment. In single sex schools, students may miss out on opportunities to understand the perspectives of the opposite gender. Co ed schools encourage a more holistic and well rounded education where students can learn from a variety of viewpoints and collaborate in a way that mirrors real life situations. Moreover, co ed schools help break down stereotypes."5 min - @Ananya08 | This house is speaking against the motion that is - sleep is nature's biggest scam. We don't actually need it.Click here to reply to @Ananya08
"Without sleep, our brain struggles to process information. It sometimes leads to slower reaction time and even bad decision making. Remember, whenever we are up past 3am, we actually end up doing a lot of things which we regret the next morning. So this is what I'm talking about. So sleeping, not sleeping, is actually like being drunk without the fun part. Scientifically, sleep is when our body repairs itself."3 min - @PalakJangid03 | This House prefers to attend a single-sex school rather than a co-ed school.Click here to reply to @PalakJangid03
"Today I want to explore this often misunderstood choice not as an advocate or not as a jurist, but just as an observer. You see. Do you guys remember your school days? Let's remember those. I remember my school days often. The constant harm of social dynamics, the subtle pressure, the unspoken rules that govern interactions between boys and girls. You see that it was a vibrant, it was chaotic, often confusing landscape. And I wonder, what if it had been different?"5 min - @Deeksha-DRC023 | This House prefers to attend a single-sex school rather than a co-ed school.Click here to reply to @Deeksha-DRC023
"So that's how it works. I mean that is why I support the motion that it's better to be in a school that like a same sex school, right? We were open to discussions. We had multiple conversations on issues that we felt were yes, against. For example, taking example for me like being a girl. We had seen that society had been extremely crucial towards girls. So we had that empowerment among us that we being girls."5 min - @Jessica19kaur | Importance of random thoughts.Click here to reply to @Jessica19kaur
"And to keep the conscious mind at rest in in this busy life, the best time is the short time when you are at peace, when only the drops of water can be heard and you are alone with yourself. That is the best time to relax the conscious mind and to activate the subconscious mind. This subconscious mind then then produce new ideas and can also create blunders. That's because the ideas can have a positive or a negative impact on life."2 min
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