Dopamine Stories

පැලැස්තර අලවපු නාඩියක් මේක !

Chipped nail polish, casual encounters with cocaine, one very pretentious Matty Healy, and four Seattle-based misfits that form a band called Dopamine. Follow them as they tour with The 1975 across America and Europe, much to the lead singer Eli Hamilton's dismay. It all started with a contract.

Pequeño relato de la perspectiva de mi impaciencia sobre tu esencia.

Keito is a man in his thirties who was born in a world society where creativity is banned because it is considered that divergent ideas can lead to the annihilation of civilization, since creative people are associated with mental disorders and problems, according to government authorities. In this world, if you fail to evade the diagnosis of high creative potential as a child, you will be persecuted and possibly executed. The problem is that there is a prophecy that these types of people, called essence duellists, will appear and revolutionize the entire universe, for better or for worse, and the date is approaching. There is a legend that whoever can read the essence of all other beings could remove the limitations of life forever. Many are after this power for various purposes. And the entities that maintain the balance of the universe have put a price on the lives of those who try to get hold of it.

Love. Such a common thing, isn't it? Broken hearted. The type of thing to be on your Twitter feed in the early hours of the morning But what is it like, to fall out of love? Do we ever truly get over someone, or is it all just a figure of our imagination. Have we thought and pondered on something that feels so real, for so long, that we start to feel a connection. Or are we just sad? Do we all solely rely on the affection of others, just to maintain a healthy lifestyle, or is life just a ticking time bomb, with the tears of a lost child exploding, and the empty laughter of an man erupting. Are we ever whole again? Well, I'm going to find out.

warning: this book contains litty content that some viewers may find to be dank as shit

The story of a hamster who was the first rodent tested out for dopamine effects! There is plethora of adventure,animal cruelty And yeah,this is Scientific! And with a touch of love and care.. Moreover the story has Neuroscience stuff You will certainly learn something new!

My dear reader, I have finally begun to accept love for more than just a surge of dopamine. I must write to you about it, for it is important that it is documented in some way. For this may never happen again, and I certainly don't intend it to last.

A new part of " A Journey Through 'Virtual Odyseey'"

Instant Gratification consumer rather than creator don't know what is good or bad just want to make you addictive by releasing more abd more hormone.

How sure are you that what you're seeing is real? After the third world war finished with the US destroying 2/3 of Asia, the world was in turmoil. An emergency plan put in place by the UN to create a mind control drug to make the surviving population happy, causes a severe side affect in a few test subjects who begin to see a different reality from everyone else. The drug is leaked and soon, total chaos breaks out as The Happy Drug drives people to suicide. With the US closing its comms and starting a space race with Italy; Japan, recovering from radiation leaks; Canada, Austria and the UK, running human trials of the drug and refugees flooding in across the world with a diminishing population, who will survive and How sure are you now?

there's too much blood and gunk that courses the human anatomy it makes you wonder - mostly one-chapter stories; almost interlinked, almost autobiographical, almost nice enough

I'd forgotten I'd loved you, in fact I really forgot how to love at all.

Will you believe if I told you this? Just a couple of days ago, I participated in a competition where the results shocked me more than anything else. It felt so surreal and to be honest it felt like a movie scene that played way too fast for me to even grasp the meaning behind of it. But there was this one moment, just a day before the competition, I felt I couldn't do it. I know I was being a coward at that very moment because part of me felt like pulling out of a battle that haven't even begin yet. You wouldn't believe what kept me going. It was a book that I read a couple of days ago, Shoe Dog by Phil Knight, where there's one specific line I believe would trigger many of us. It goes like this: "The cowards never started and the weak died along the way - that leaves us."

pictures of my favourite boy <3