Friendship
The fiancé suddenly ran away
We are childhood friends, we went to the same school since childhood and grew up together. He is 2 years older than me, his house and mine live in the same neighborhood. Right from puberty we had feelings for each other, but it wasn't until I entered my second year of college that we were actually together.
By Smile2 years ago in Confessions
Embracing Failure: A Poetic Reflection on Fear
In a curious town settled between moving slopes and rich woods, carried on with a youthful writer named Elara. Her heart overflowed with fantasies about making sections that would rouse and move individuals. Nonetheless, her life was eclipsed by a mind-boggling apprehension about disappointment. Each time she got her plume, question blurred her psyche, and the clear material before her appeared to be difficult.
By Iftikhar Akram2 years ago in Confessions
Roasted Pistachio 1kg Pack | Best Pista Salted Khan Dry Fruit Offer 20% Off 15 Day Return Policy
Introduction What Are Roasted Pistachios? Roasted pistachios are a delicious and nutritious snack, loved for their unique flavor and satisfying crunch. They are carefully roasted to enhance their natural taste, and when salted, they become an irresistible treat.
By KHAN DRY FRUITS2 years ago in Confessions
Beyond the Surface: Understanding Concealed Depression
Let me introduce you to Natalie. When Natalie first came to see me in therapy, she seemed almost apologetic. She giggled nervously while describing what sounded like symptoms of panic disorder—her heart racing, difficulty breathing. Despite her outward success—plenty of friends, a solid marriage, and a deep love for her kids—she felt that something was missing. "My life's almost perfect," she admitted, "I just need to calm down."
By Joseph Villarito Canete2 years ago in Confessions
Happy no matter what
It's pretty clear that the objective of every single person on earth is to be happy, it just comes down to what that means for you. Everything we do always has as objective to make us happy. Added to that, our brain has been able to convince us to do things which don’t always act in our advantage, but it makes us get the feeling that we are happy.It's difficult to get a person to do something which doesn’t make them happy over a long period of time. Maybe in a short while we might succeed with that, but if a person’s mind doesn’t come to terms with their actions, then they’ll have a mental break-down.
By real Jema2 years ago in Confessions
"Friends"
Hi , just watching some youtube videos.Some Indonesian funny show.Already 2.21 am.Dont really have much to write but have a milion story and situastion in my head to express.But the case is, I dont really have anyone to share my story,jokes,or problem.I personally really felt that i am kinda funny guy because whenever my friend around me,they always laugh at my joke.But remember,they just ordinary friends.I dont know is it just me or what,i dont really trust them to share my problem and whats going on in my mind lately.After so many years we are becoming friends,i dont think they will took my problem seriously and really cocerned about me.After that,i realized that when we grown up,each humanity on this world have their or problem to take care and handle with.
By imrnzry2 years ago in Confessions
A Few Thoughts On Writing. Content Warning.
Introduction I love writing and pouring out thoughts about anything, but I have this devil that keeps telling me that I am lazy and no one wants to read my stories, so I punch him in the face and it shuts him up for a bit.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Confessions
Unseen Connections. Content Warning.
Bryan had always known a life of hard work and discipline. Growing up under the stern guidance of his father, he was taught that weakness was unacceptable and that affection was a distraction. His father's rigorous education left little room for tenderness, shaping Bryan into a man who was unfamiliar with the concept of unconditional love. While his friends basked in the warmth of their parents' affection, Bryan watched from the sidelines, feeling a pang of jealousy that he quickly learned to suppress. As Bryan transitioned into adulthood, he carried the weight of his upbringing. His job as a construction worker was grueling, but it was a world he understood. The harsh realities of the worksite mirrored the lessons his father had instilled in him: resilience, strength, and an unwavering work ethic. Yet, beneath his tough exterior, Bryan harbored a deep-seated longing for love and attention, a void that he didn't quite know how to fill. It was during this tumultuous period in his life that Bryan met Linda. Linda was the epitome of introversion, a stark contrast to the noisy world Bryan inhabited. She was quiet and reserved, with a demeanor that suggested she was content in her own company. Linda had grown up as the cherished only child of her parents, showered with affection and shielded from the harshness of the world. This upbringing had made her self-sufficient, yet somewhat detached from the needs of others. Their paths crossed at a local café, a rare refuge where Bryan sought solace after long hours on the construction site. Linda frequented the café, often with a book in hand and a cup of tea by her side. Her solitary presence intrigued Bryan, and over time, he mustered the courage to strike up a conversation. "Hi, I'm Bryan. I see you here often," he began awkwardly, his rough hands fidgeting with the cup of coffee in front of him. Linda looked up from her book, her eyes meeting his. "Hello, Bryan. I'm Linda," she replied softly, a faint smile touching her lips. Despite their vastly different backgrounds, an inexplicable connection began to form between them. Bryan was drawn to Linda's calm and composed nature, while Linda found herself intrigued by Bryan's rugged charm. Their conversations were initially stilted, but over time, they discovered a mutual appreciation for each other's company. However, their budding relationship was anything but smooth. Bryan's deep-seated need for affection clashed with Linda's inherent introversion. He yearned for the warmth and tenderness he had been deprived of, while Linda struggled to navigate a relationship that demanded more emotional investment than she was accustomed to. Bryan often found himself frustrated by Linda's aloofness. He wanted to be close to her, to share his feelings and experiences, but Linda's reserved nature made it difficult. On the other hand, Linda felt overwhelmed by Bryan's intense need for affection, unsure of how to respond to his emotional vulnerability. To cope with their differences, Bryan threw himself into his work with even more fervor, hoping that the physical exertion would numb his longing. He sought camaraderie and solace in the camaraderie of his colleagues, but the emptiness within him persisted. Linda, on the other hand, found solace in her cats. She had a small collection of feline companions who provided her with the comfort and affection she was hesitant to seek from Bryan. Her cats were her sanctuary, offering a kind of unconditional love that required little in return. Their relationship teetered on the brink of collapse, with neither willing to compromise their needs. Yet, despite the turmoil, there was an unspoken understanding between them—a recognition that they were both searching for something they couldn't quite articulate. One evening, after an especially taxing day at work, Bryan found himself standing outside Linda's apartment. He hesitated for a moment before knocking, unsure of what he was hoping to achieve. Linda opened the door, her eyes widening in surprise. "Bryan, what are you doing here?" she asked, her voice tinged with concern. "I needed to see you," he admitted, his voice rough with emotion. "I can't keep pretending that I don't need you in my life." Linda's eyes softened, and for the first time, she allowed herself to truly see Bryan—the man behind the rugged exterior. "I know, Bryan. I’ve been afraid to let you in because I didn't know how to handle your needs. But I realize now that I need you too." In that moment, the barriers between them began to crumble. Bryan took a step forward, his hand reaching out to hers. "Maybe we can figure this out together," he suggested tentatively. Linda nodded, a small smile playing on her lips. "Yes, let's try." As they stood there, hand in hand, Bryan and Linda made a silent promise to each other. They would navigate the complexities of their relationship, learning to balance their needs and vulnerabilities. In each other, they found a love that was imperfect but real—a love that required effort and understanding but was worth every struggle. Together, they embarked on a journey of mutual discovery, where Bryan learned to appreciate the quiet strength of Linda's introversion, and Linda embraced the warmth of Bryan's affection. In the end, they found that love was not about finding perfection, but about accepting each other wholly and completely.
By P Alfred Kawatak2 years ago in Confessions
Flowers of those who stay
Arriving at Heaven's Gate, he recognized the stone stele engraved with the names of his father and the fallen doctors, lying quietly on the top of the hill, amid the roaring sound of pine trees. In front is a rose of many colors. The flower petals are still fresh, as if someone here regularly takes care of them and visits them.
By Ken Daklak2 years ago in Confessions
Does it really matter that much
I recently came across the concept of “if you look at a small problem too closely, you are going to make a big deal out of it” which is quite true in a lot of ways because the closer you come to an object, the bigger it looks in your eyes. This quote is very telling, when you consider your relationships and how you interact with different persons. Someone might do something very insignificant but because of the dynamic we have with this person it will push us to make a big deal out of it, meanwhile with another person we would not even bother.
By real Jema2 years ago in Confessions
Surviving A Dark Night of the Soul
Credit: Excerpt from my book, The Dictionary of Missing Time Dark Night of the Soul Definition The “dark night of the soul” is a term that goes back a long time. It is a term used to describe what one could call a collapse of a perceived meaning in life…an eruption into your life of a deep sense of meaninglessness. The inner state in some cases is very close to what is conventionally called depression.
By Susan Eileen 2 years ago in Confessions
