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What I Wish I Knew at 20 Instead of 30
Life is a journey filled with lessons, and sometimes, the most valuable lessons come a bit too late. As I reflect on my experiences, there are a few things I wish I had known at 20 instead of learning them in my 30s. Here are some insights that could have made my twenties even more fulfilling and productive.
JRodPublished about 16 hours ago in Confessions Blossoms of Sakura
Maria had always been the invisible girl at Sakura Academy. With her plain looks, introverted nature, and average grades, she was the girl nobody noticed. In stark contrast, Akeno was the queen bee of the school. Her beauty was legendary, her grades impeccable, and her charm unmatched. She was the girl every student wanted to befriend, and Maria couldn't help but despise her for it.
DreamscapePublished a day ago in ConfessionsPeople Hearing Without Listening
We need a story. We orient our life on the trajectory of getting from one place to another. We base our opinion on ourselves through our percieved status—both personally and socially. But life is unbearably complex. Its layers are infinite. We are bound to miss something along the way. Not only that, but our personalities and life experiences guide our interests, limiting what we spend our time with; thus limiting what we can become an expert in. For such reasons, we rely on preexisting stories - narratives, rules, guides, and dogmas that have gone before us - to save the time and energy it would take to make a fully formed decision on a path in life. The ability to capitalize on others' wisdom is what makes us human. We are not bound by trial and error of our own stupidity and success. We can save ourselves much suffering by listening to what others have found useful. But this unbearably valuable niche has its downfalls.
Geno C. ForalPublished 2 days ago in ConfessionsMy Diary: The Beginning
16:36 29-05-2024 spectualar this word may not hold meaning right now but if said in sense it just cant be ignored if i am right,what gives me the right to say so it just you have heard of the freedom to speech likewise okay so cut to this nonsenses lets come to the point i am currently watching 13 reason why cause why not the sense of enjoyment is for what people do it likewise like as a know but there might be some people who just watches and do things just to drive their minds and that what we are talking about now and the first word don't even hold a meaning for now at least and let's move on with our story its was about the diver stating ourselves from what that is different for everyone but still is connect us and this connection are sometime feels very familiar just like the unannounced things for in specific people they come and go sometimes they come at the w=right time and sometimes they go at a very wrong time i don't know why but for sure they does hold meaning for the particular time atleast like this is something stupid i am doing right and i am thinking i might post it too cause Ai content for sure is not getting me the attention i want like i love writing but specifically about me the people are or the things that hold a meaning which is quite meaningful to me that is what i am or where i stand okay i am not proud or something but i guess i am just tired cause i am just a highschool student right or does it now make me sound stupid to you,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i might sound stupid but what i said holds a lot meaning i am just writing things as is it a diary page but no one writes thing like this in their diaries for sure. and i don't know where i started and where i am ending . ( just because i mentioned 13 reasons why does not mean i wanna take my life or something no ways i am just tired highschool student afterall) And that word don't have a meaning........
Candra GPublished 2 days ago in ConfessionsTUNGSTEN
I wouldn’t say I had a terrible childhood, or a bad childhood for that matter. I was always surrounded by a big family, had a lot of inspirations and big dreams, a great group of friends and had wonderful loving parents with a fulfilling childhood. The trauma I struggle with is an ‘I vs. I’ issue with my health battles.
Kelly McaulleyPublished 3 days ago in ConfessionsThe reason behind my why
Time and tide wait for no one. Life is a sprinting race of the survival of the fittest, you have to hustle your way to the top. We all have heard this haven't we, while existence is over-commodified and hyper-fixated on the materialistic drawls we achieve and external praise that is showered upon us on striding on the contingencies of the timeline that is presented to us, we often forget living with intent and gratitude for all that we have and run in the rat race of proving our worth and accomplishing what we need to, essentially not even wanting to be a part of this glorified way of living, yet doing so to be validated and accepted as someone worthy. If you have been through this or are going through this, I want to remind you that you are not alone.
Hridya SharmaPublished 3 days ago in ConfessionsThe Tapestry of Lies
In the heart of a bustling city, where neon lights danced upon the facade of skyscrapers, and the cacophony of voices intertwined with the symphony of car horns, there lived a man named Oliver. He was a connoisseur of lies, a master weaver of deceit, whose life was entangled in the intricate threads of falsehoods.
Samson E. GiftedPublished 5 days ago in ConfessionsA PHONE CALL
This story is about a 7 year old girl , Pihu and about a phone call which changed her life wholly. Pihu was very jovial , super talented kid and replica of her grandmother. In the search of better livelihood her family shifted to urban area. They were only three of them living in big bunglow. Pihu' s parents were always busy with their office work. They didn't got enough time to play with her or simplysimply to talk good words with her. She felt neglected . She found her parents always indulged in silly verbal fights which being girl at this small age was heavy for her mentally.
SabrinaPublished 6 days ago in ConfessionsAl Roker's Hilarious Freeze Frame Moment Goes Viral on Instagram
Al Roker, beloved weatherman and television personality, recently became the star of a viral Instagram video that had everyone talking. The video, posted on TODAY's Instagram account, starts off quite normally. One of Roker's colleagues casually asks the camera, "Hi guys, can you watch Al for a quick second? I have to do something." What seemed like a harmless request quickly turned into a comedic goldmine.
Raju MosesPublished 8 days ago in ConfessionsThe Art of Redemption
In the heart of a bustling city, where the neon lights danced in the night sky and the streets pulsed with the rhythm of life, there lived a man named Daniel. Once, he had been a rising star—a talented artist whose paintings had captivated the world with their beauty and depth. But that had been long ago, before the demons of addiction had consumed him, leaving behind nothing but shattered dreams and broken promises.
HAMID ZAKARIYAUPublished 9 days ago in ConfessionsPurple Socks
Purple It is a very unique color when it comes down to wearing purple socks but I did I wearied them did not match my outfit or anything I was wearing but it was purple socks you weared. Thinking of how the day goes I woke up in a not so good mood it started with thinking about what happened the night before.
Marian CavazosPublished 10 days ago in ConfessionsToxic Relationships: The Most Addictive Drug
As human beings it is in our nature to connect. We all crave connection and went through a period in our lives when we went without it. For most of us it started during our childhoods, coming from a household with an inconsistent caregiver. The inconsistency of this connection leaves a hole in our hearts and an emptiness that compels us to look for connection elsewhere. That elsewhere often comes in the form of unhealthy attachments like drinking and drug usage, but who would’ve ever guest that the most addictive drug came in the form of people? The most addictive drug is a toxic relationship.
Joe PattersonPublished 10 days ago in Confessions