Facts From Mars

24/07/2025

New York Chicks 🤣🤣

23/07/2025

And here we are 🤪

23/07/2025

23/07/2025

I don’t know much about birds, but I know who’s the husband and who’s the wife 😁

22/07/2025

Interesting Psychology Facts:

1. Walking alone on the road without a goal or destination can improve your mood by up to 80%.

2. Looking at the sea for just 5 minutes has a calming effect equivalent to a week of therapy.

3. We are naturally hesitant to act when we feel others won't agree with us.

4. Psychologists say you need five positive experiences to balance out one negative one.

5. The brain can't distinguish between reality and imagination, which is why visualization is so powerful.

6. People with high emotional intelligence often talk to themselves to process their thoughts more clearly.

Which one did you experience before?

22/07/2025

She was 25, standing on the edge of adulthood, a recent college graduate with more doubts than direction.

He was just three months old—left outside a hospital in a cardboard box, wrapped in silence and a faded scrap of paper that simply said:

**“I’m sorry. Please love him.”**

No one came looking.

No mother. No family.

No answers.

The news named him **Baby Jonah**.

Most assumed he'd fade into the foster system, just another forgotten child.

But **Leah** didn’t see a statistic.

She didn’t consider herself motherly. Just a volunteer in the hospital nursery, passing hours by cradling babies who didn’t yet know the world could be cruel.

Then she held him.

Then his tiny fingers wrapped around hers... and never let go.

And neither did her heart.

The adoption agency didn’t make it easy.

**“Too young.” “Single.” “Not enough experience.”**

But Leah pushed back, harder than she ever had.

**“I don’t have a partner. I don’t have much.
But I have love. And right now, he needs that more than anything.”**

And somehow, that was enough.

She became his person.

Her fair complexion beside his warm brown skin turned heads.
And the whispers came:

**“That can’t be her child.”**
**“She’ll give up after a year.”**
**“He’ll resent her someday.”**

But they didn’t see the thunderstorm nights when he ran into her arms.

They didn’t see her juggling three part-time jobs so he could take art classes.

They didn’t see her knees tremble the first time he called her **“Mama.”**

She raised him on persistence, bedtime stories, and love that never wavered.

And time moved forward, as it always does.

Jonah grew.

Tall. Quiet. Sharp-minded. Soft-hearted.

At 18, he was accepted to Stanford on a full scholarship.

At his graduation celebration, he stood before a room of misty eyes and said:

**“People always ask who my real mom is.
Well—she’s right here.
The woman who chose me when nobody else did.
She didn’t just give me a roof over my head.
She gave me the entire sky.
She didn’t give me life…
She gave me a reason to live it.”**

Leah wept.

Everyone did.

And as he embraced her afterward, he leaned close and whispered:

**“You’re still holding my hand, Mom.
And I’m still not letting go.”**

🖤✨

22/07/2025

Thomas Fuller was an African man who was sold into slavery in 1724 at the age of 14. He became famous for his amazing ability to solve difficult math problems in his head, earning him the nickname the "Virginia Calculator."

One day, someone asked him how many seconds there were in a year and a half. After thinking for only two minutes, he quickly answered, "47,304,000." Then, he was asked how many seconds a man had lived if he was 70 years, 17 days, and 12 hours old. Fuller answered in just a minute and a half, saying, "2,210,500,800."

Another man, who was working the problem out on paper, said that Fuller’s answer was wrong and that it was actually much smaller. Fuller quickly responded, "Top, massa, you forget de leap year." Once they added in the leap year, the numbers matched exactly.

22/07/2025

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