"I am human and let nothing human be alien to me," said the Roman dramatist Terence, writing in the second century B.C.
Being a great friend also means being vulnerable, being human and letting people take care of you when needed.
Most people have been let go from a job due to reasons that are, or are not their fault, Most people have been human, and have made mistakes that have let others down who they value.
It lets people know you're human, and it lets them share with you.
The justices are human — and the more we let them be human, the better job they will do.
So the moral of the story is that if you know a shitty person send them GHOSTS who will make them understand the ways in which trying to be a generous and giving human who attempts to be as excellent as possible to the people around them even if they fuck up sometimes because they are human and that happens but let's keep trying anyway.
"If only to emphasize that I am human, and as fallible as anyone else, let me admit that these accolades do flatter me," he wrote.
Rarer than finding delicious fruitcake, it's hard to be human, let alone gay, and then to be stung by the "Should Bee's" of life put upon us by others.
If a well-known person voices the most milquetoast notion that gays are human beings, let alone deserving of legal equality, banner headlines in the gay press are guaranteed.
It is hard to imagine what an extraterrestrial life form might think if confronted with the words "you're human / they are human / we are human / let's try to be human / dance!" Will they break out into an impromptu jig?
