Childhood
Passing ships
At this very moment, I am a single mother of two girls. I love my daughters with every fiber of my being. That will never change. With that being said though, my life was supposed to be different. I was supposed to be married with a house and two kids: one boy and one girl. I was supposed to be a nurse practitioner.
By Latoya Giles about a year ago in Confessions
Small Acts of Kindness
As I sit down to reflect on my life, I realize that it is the small moments that have had the biggest impact on me. Moments that I would have otherwise overlooked or taken for granted, but that changed my life in profound ways. One such moment stands out in my mind, a moment that forever altered the course of my life and left an indelible mark on my heart.
By Hira Waheedabout a year ago in Confessions
The Price of Fitting In.
A Personal Story of Regret and Redemption. When I was young, my family moved to a new town, and I had to change schools. I had just completed primary school, and I was excited to start the next chapter of my academic journey. However, the transition was anything but smooth. My new middle school was semi-government, and it was partly funded by the trust. This was a far cry from my previous fully private school, which was quiet and peaceful, with no bullying or discrimination.
By Tania Saleemabout a year ago in Confessions
The Ultimate Guide to Moving a Mobile Home for Free: Tips and Tricks
Are you dreaming of a new location for your mobile home but worried about the headache and expense of moving it? Well, fear not! We've compiled the ultimate guide to help you move your mobile home for free. From tips on finding the perfect route to tricks for cutting costs on equipment rentals, we've got all the insider knowledge to make your move stress-free and budget-friendly. So please sit back, relax, and show us how to make this exciting transition a breeze.
By Gurugetsabout a year ago in Confessions
My Story
My name is Clara, i came from a family of six. My parents, two brothers, one sister, lol and myself inclusive. I'm from a christian home. Growing up as a child was tough, not financially but socially, my siblings and i weren't allow to go places, like visiting friends, sleepovers, hanging out with classmates, we were always confined in the corners of the house. whilst my parents leave they would lock us up and make sure to keep everything we might need, the experience was crazy.
By clara henriettaabout a year ago in Confessions
Teenage me
"One thing I wish I was ever told while growing up as a child was that teenage life was actually the hardest process one would pass through in life, especially when you have just a few people by your side and everything you do just seems perfect in your eyes.
By Esther Usmanabout a year ago in Confessions
Sincerely
Dear mother, It's thanks to the bullshit you put me through that I am distrustful of everyone in my life. My brothers, your husband, the people you coerce into my life, everyone. I barely trust myself. So, I thank you for that. You want to know my reasons for such distrustfulness? I’ll give you the main reason: Critter.
By Jennisea Redfieldabout a year ago in Confessions
The Fragility of Life
It was a sunny day in the summer of 2009, and I was just a sophomore in high school. I remember walking down the street towards my friend's house, where I was supposed to spend the afternoon. It was a short walk, and I was feeling pretty excited. We had planned to spend the day playing video games and watching movies, which was all I really wanted to do at the time.
By John Porfyabout a year ago in Confessions