Ophelia

I like this painting. Therefore I want to share my knowledge about it with you.

Ophelia is a painting by British artist Sir John Everett Millais, who was a member of the Pre-Raphaelite brotherhood. It depicts Ophelia, a character from Shakespeare's play Hamlet. Ophelia was a beloved of the Prince Hamlet. Having known he had slain her father Polonius she went mad. She was gathering flowers and fell into the river from a tree overhanging it. We can see the flowers in the painting, this is a special language of flowers in which each flower carries a symbolic meaning. The red poppy represents sleep and death. The painting is known for its depiction of the detailed flora, the nature is depicted with botanical precision. That is a distinguishing feature of the Pre-Raphaelites.

An interesting fact is that 19 year old Elizabeth Siddal modelled for Ophelia. Being clothed in a dress she lay in a bath. As it was winter, the artist placed oil lamps under the bath to warm the water. But this didn’t worked so that Elizabeth Siddal caught a severe cold and later her father demanded the recovery of medical expenses.

I combined the first 2 sentences of the second paragraph because "An interesting fact" is not a complete sentence because it lack a verb. To be grammatically complete, a sentence must have a subject, verb, and present a complete thought. "An interesting thought" is a sentence fragment.

When you go into the past with "did" or "didn't" you do not need to use the past tense on the second verb.

Examples: "I didn't work today" (correct)

"I didn't worked today"(incorrect)

"I didn't run today"(correct)

"I didn't ran today"(incorrect)

You should believe in them. You are going to get hurt.

We have the same in the United States. We have the superstion that is it bad luck if a black cat crosses your path.

Come to think of it you would not say "I am talented to bullshit others." rather it would be "I have a talent for bullshitting others" You could however say "People feel pride for being talented in bullshitting others" It's really just a preposition problem. A person is talented "in" not "to". I am talented in science. I am talented in bullshitting people. Make sense

There are also moments when you have to teach and convince yourself, that there are people out there who simply lie, and things get worse when you have to convince yourself that the number of them is not few!

You should teach yourself that there are people who abuse your sincerity and also there are people who even feel pride for being talented having talent to bullshit others(sounds better to me). Those are people who make the earth empty  void of sincere people!

I believe mankind knows perfectly about humanity and morality when he is a child and as he grows up, the world just keeps telling him:,” forget about them all and just think about survival”. And this is a time when you see people saying things like: “we are all alone”,“ I don’t believe in love”, “ life's goal is just survival” , “ I am not interested in friendship” , “ love is lie”, etc!

Watch those articles (a/an/the)

Sorry I'm missed one thing. The word sometimes need an "s" on the end.

There are moments in your life that you wish time would stop for a while, Sometimes(no comma) time goes faster than you, and you just want to shout at it, and say that” hey time, damn you! Stop for a while awhile, I want to live my life “! You want it to stop, but it never does. So you ask yourself:” if it is my own life why can’t I walk a little bit slower? “, then you find yourself surrounded by scheduled obligations like a job, university staff, etc. Obligations are sometimes good though, they compel you to get moving!

Dear all Stop Bullshiting if You Are Doing It Right Now :P

There are moments in your life that you wish time stops for a while,
Sometimes, time goes faster than you, and you just want to shout at it, and say that” hey time, damn you! stop for a while, I want to live my life “!
You want it to stop, but it never does.
So you ask yourself:” if it is my own life why can’t I walk a little bit slower? “, then you find yourself surrounded by scheduled obligations like job, university stuff, etc.
Obligations are sometime good though, they compel you to get moving!

There are moments in your life that you wish time would stop for a while, Sometimes(no comma) time goes faster than you, and you just want to shout at it, and say that” hey time, damn you! Stop for a while awhile, I want to live my life “! You want it to stop, but it never does. So you ask yourself:” if it is my own life why can’t I walk a little bit slower? “, then you find yourself surrounded by scheduled obligations like a job, university staff, etc. Obligations are sometime good though, they compel you to get moving!

When you use "awhile" to mean "a short time" it is one word.

Job needs an article or a possesive pronoun in front of it. You would never say "I go to job", you say "I go to my job", "I'm going find a job" rather than "I'm going to find job", so it should be "obligations like a job" "your job", "my job".

I should point out that I spelled "interrogative" wrong and I used the plural form with the word "verb" when I meant to use the singular form.

I should have said "it is a modal verb".

I should add that "can" is not an interragative. It is a modal verbs, but modal verbs begin questions.

Here is a general rule for asking a question using "can", "is", or "are".

To form yes/no questions where there is an auxiliary verb or a modal verb, we invert the word order of a positive sentence. (He is a teacher > Is he a teacher?)