Childhood
easy on me
Dear little me, I just turned 23 today. I’m here to tell you something. All my life I’ve been searching for love in the wrong place. Because I had to grow up quickly for my age. Because I was made to believe that I had to look for ways and people to make me happy outside of myself. This way of living made me do anything but “live”, barely existing. I was just… out there, not knowing what is it that I’m supposed to do. Without any guidance I kept moving forward.
By Amlin2 years ago in Confessions
A Romanian Grandmother’s Untold War Stories
My grandmother’s eyes had a hint of mischief when she told me from time to time about her experiences during World War II. I can’t remember exactly what prompted her to tell those stories, but she never went too much into details anyway. What I know is that she was a young woman of about 20 at the time, living in a small village in southern Romania. She lived through the Soviet occupation and witnessed the tumultuous events that crushed various parts of Europe. The people who lived in those times were deeply marked for life and also transferred their traumas further to the next generations.
By Gabriela Trofin-Tatár2 years ago in Confessions
The Real Reasons Behind Student Cheating
Cheating in schools is considered an exceptionally horrible habit since students who cheat not only waste their chances of learning but also the time and money of their parents who only want to see them successful in their career and life. In addition to having several ethical and psychological concerns, the habit of cheating among students is harmful to educational systems as well. A major issue is that the students who cheat develop the habit of fooling and deceiving others, and most of them never learn how to do hard work for success.
By Ha Le Sa2 years ago in Confessions
Is Cigarette Paper Bad for You?
Cigarette smoking is a significant public health issue, contributing to a variety of health problems and fatalities worldwide. While the dangers of tobacco itself are well-documented, the components of a cigarette—including the paper used to wrap the tobacco—are often overlooked. This article delves into the potential health implications of cigarette paper, examining its composition, the chemicals involved, and how it contributes to the overall risks associated with smoking.
By chris wide2 years ago in Confessions
How to Handle Conflicts in a Marriage
Conflict is a natural part of any relationship, especially in a marriage. With two individuals coming together to share their lives, differing perspectives, backgrounds, and expectations are bound to lead to disagreements. However, how couples handle conflicts can significantly impact the overall health of their relationship. In this blog post, we will explore effective strategies for handling conflicts in a marriage, promoting understanding, and strengthening your bond.
By Rajveer Digital Marketer2 years ago in Confessions
The Dos and Don’ts of Online Dating: A Complete Guide for Modern Romantics 💻💘
Online dating has become one of the most popular ways to meet new people, and for good reason. It offers the opportunity to connect with others beyond your immediate social circle, and with countless dating apps and platforms available, finding a match has never been easier. However, navigating the world of online dating can be tricky. Whether you're a seasoned dater or a newbie, understanding the dos and don’ts can greatly improve your experience and help you find meaningful connections.
By Rajveer Digital Marketer2 years ago in Confessions
The Best Emotional story that you need to go through
Rowden was growing too fast for her one-eye blind mother to believe. He was her only son as a single mother. His father left them both as soon as he came into their lives. But Sicily being a super strong mother decided to take care of the only left person in her small world. She worked till her heel got cracked every single day to raise her baby and to provide her everything that his dad had denied to.
By Maryam Batool2 years ago in Confessions
Time Will Pass Anyway
In this modern age, where people moved as if they are chase by some monster, where coffee not being savoured, where people rarely write or read, in the constant move chasing a six inch paper. Believe it or not this constant fast-pace moving is like a virus, where you also infected when you have to turn everything you do into monetization. I notice it, when i went to found a new hobby, occupation or something that will give me purpose for the next 6 months, i kept thinking that atleast in my mind
By Arda Azhar2 years ago in Confessions
How Am I?
October brings out the best in me. I feel like I have to get things done just before we force ourselves to save all of that daylight, the leaves fall, and my students - once again - disappoint me with their midterm marks. It is also the first week after my birthday (now 51). I do not make much of a literal odd number like that, but I have something on my mind that needs to be handled.
By Kendall Defoe 2 years ago in Confessions
10 reminders for those who don’t know what they are doing with their life.
The word hustle is often emphasized a lot by the social media influencers and motivational videos, the world we dwell in is established by humans who thrive in whatever they stumble upon. Society has emerged from the foundationalism of being ultra productive every day to achieve milestones after milestones in every step of your trajectory. But the question lies how do we stay fluid towards every circumstance life brings upon us and work tirelessly towards our aims and desires. Achievements are often sources of validation for self that build our esteem and trust in the decisions we make for ourselves. It is normal for an individual to not forge their way restricted by the timelines that are benchmarked upon us. Here are 10 reminders that will help you realize life is more than hustling for productivity every day.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Confessions
