How the brain forms memories about real-life events

LONDON: Neurons in a brain region called the medial temporal lobe play a key role in our ability to quickly form memories about real-life events and experiences, new research says.The findings could l //meelp.com/blog/563511/post_3660215.html?ANON_CONFIRM=TRUE Candie:It wasn’t worth the risk of getting caught for me to keep doing it due to the fact that some of my [...]
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Mireille:
Ok, so there is this cute girl in my math class that constantly keeps looking at me and looks away immediately when I notice that shes looking at me.
(30 September 2016)

Mana:
Liked a guy and now that we're dating, I don't feel the same?
(30 September 2016)

Mana:
He wants me to meet his parents on Sunday, but I want to end things.
(30 September 2016)

Mana:
TLDR; Guy I liked turned out to be the opposite of what I thought.
(30 September 2016)

Mana:
Anyway, he's wanting me to meet his family this Sunday, and I just can't.
(30 September 2016)

Mana:
He does treat me well, but there's little things I can't surpass.
(30 September 2016)

Mana:
It's obvious that he and I don't have the same goals in life and genuinely, he's just so full of himself, and constantly wanting to be together; I can't stand it.
(30 September 2016)

Mana:
Now things are presently getting pretty serious between us and he's getting more comfortable to be himself, and this is going to sound awful, but I hate it.
(30 September 2016)

Mana:
Fast forward to this summer and we started to get close and went out a couple of times.
(30 September 2016)

Mana:
We almost dated, but I was busy with work and graduate school so things ended on good terms.
(30 September 2016)