Bad habits

The 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.
By Samson E. Gifted2 years ago in Confessions
Accountability
How often do we play the blame game when life gets rough? Very often I suppose. When things go wrong we often cry, get angry, start pointing fingers at the cause of our problems and throw ourselves a big pity party to prop ourselves up, but one thing we often fail to do is take accountability for our actions.
By Joe Patterson2 years ago in Confessions
Why Is The Customer Still Always Right?
I can still remember the first time I encountered a rude customer. She looked to be around three decades my elder, with brunette hair that was cut in a style that could only be described as choppy and blunt. She was third in line to be served at the McDonald’s where I worked when she spotted me putting parfaits in the refrigerator.
By Jade M.2 years ago in Confessions
In Memoriam. Content Warning.
Tomorrow is Monday, but it is a special day: Memorial Day. So many of my friends and acquaintances celebrate having a long weekend and I get it, in our busy society, the days available to be with family and just breath are few and far between.
By Adora Hooper2 years ago in Confessions
Love & Hate with AI
As I sit down to write, I'm torn between admiration and frustration when it comes to AI. I feel like I’ve a love and hate relationship with AI. I do use AI chatbots as almost everyone for one purpose or another, but sometimes I feel like it annoys me more than it helps me. Not that it annoys me directly (obviously why would it?) but the people who use it for the whole wrong purposes.
By Khan2 years ago in Confessions
Breaking free from the obsession of work
In our modern society today you have to become obsessed with work for you to go far. Aside from those born in really extreme wealth, the rest of us have to work very hard in order to obtain sufficient wealth to allow us live comfortably or at least how we wish. Some people are contented with having an average life, while others are more concerned with doing all they can to get all they can, this eventually leads us to become workaholics.
By real Jema2 years ago in Confessions
Toxic 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.
By Joe Patterson2 years ago in Confessions
The problem with being a nice person. Top Story - May 2024.
Who would have thought that being a nice person could be problematic. The majority of people would tell you that’s what they want to be or at least want those around them to be, but as it turns out, what we want and what we say we want are worlds apart. I won't stress or ramble on about how I would like things to be, but I’ll just analyze why this is, I am not sure either if a solution is even possible.
By real Jema2 years ago in Confessions
The Advantage Of Kissing
Have you ever heard someone swoon afer receiving a kiss and exclaim, happy, " He kissed my feet, and I exploded wiht pleasure?" PErhap you are among the fortunate individuals, whose toes have previosly been sucked, licked or touched. It is not like you or the person telling you that have a foot fetish - the kisses were the only thing that worked out real good.
By The Writer Boy2 years ago in Confessions
(addiction)
Social media addiction: As I tried to create content and share content I became addicted to social media without even knowing it. The more I consumed the more addicted I was becoming and like quicksand the move I tried to control it the more I was sinking.
By Theartistjosko2 years ago in Confessions
How Can One Successfully Communicate Adhering To A Breakup
You should take the appropriate actions to increase the likelihood of getting back together, preserve your marriage, and reestablish your connection with your spouse if you're wondering how to win your husband back after a breakup or how to get back with your wife.
By The Writer Boy2 years ago in Confessions
KNOWING I DID IT...
In the heart of a bustling city, where the echoes of dreams danced in the streets, there lived a tale spun from the threads of love, betrayal, and hope. It was a story whispered in the gentle caress of the wind and etched upon the canvas of starlit skies.
By David Okosun2 years ago in Confessions