Humanity
What Did I Learn From My First Love?
My first love taught me... Rupi Kaur's Gratitude Writing Prompts My first husband taught me about the love between a man and a woman. I was young, a teen but I understood clearly what that was when I met him. I was 15 when I met him and he was 21 years old. He was one of my best friends' older brother.
Denise E LindquistPublished about 19 hours ago in ConfessionsRethinking Resilience in Kids: Nurturing vs. Toughening
While chatting with my besties today over coffee, a topic emerged. A recurring question we get in our community: why do we want to shield our children from everything?
Gabriela Trofin-TatárPublished a day ago in ConfessionsThe Certified Benefits of Getting Up Early
SUCCESS COMES TO THOSE WHO HAVE THE WILLPOWER TO WIN OVER THEIR SNOOZE BUTTONS. Successful individuals have long practiced the habit of getting up early. Many great people, including corporate leaders, athletes, and politicians, have said that their ability to wake up early and get a head start on the day was a major factor in their success. Here, we will talk about the benefits of getting up early and how it can improve your life. The certified benefits of getting up early are as follows:
Ha Le SaPublished 4 days ago in ConfessionsEight Traits Every Successful Person has in Common
Introduction: Success is the destination of everyone's life. Success is a term that is frequently used in our communities, and we believe we understand what it implies. Success can mean different things to different individuals. For some, it means having happiness and fulfillment. For others, it means having position, power, and accomplishments. But success is a more nuanced concept than we typically think. A successful person is someone who sets and achieves goals. Success is defined as doing anything well or excelling at something. No matter what they tell us, nobody can succeed in everything. There will always be compromises made to balance a career with a family, a popular career with moral integrity, etc.
Ha Le SaPublished 4 days ago in Confessions"Dos" and "Don'ts" for this year
Let the things go which are not in your control. Let it go completely. Don’t blame yourself for what is out of your control. You cannot control everything; tolerate the fact. Don’t express that you will tomorrow, do it today. Don’t torment over the past. Learn from your errors; evolve, and move ahead.
Ha Le SaPublished 4 days ago in Confessions... but Was it?
Breathe. It’s as easy as counting the stars in the sky… One, two, three- when did the wind take her in his arms? She felt drunk from the sensations…
S.J.Published 4 days ago in ConfessionsSigns and Symbols
I have said this before and I will say it again: there are some pieces that I do not want to write, but feel compelled to. And this one will not let me go.
Kendall DefoePublished 4 days ago in Confessions"Echoes of Love: Navigating Turbulent Paths and Unspoken Truths"
The story begins on a serene Sunday morning eight years ago, within the walls of a grand church adorned with stained glass windows and echoing hymns. It was a congregation bustling with life, diverse in its assembly yet unified in spirit. As I took my seat amidst the rows of polished wooden pews, little did I know that this seemingly ordinary day would mark the beginning of a journey filled with love, complexities, and unforeseen twists of fate.
Jonathan StrydesPublished 5 days ago in Confessions- Top Story - April 2024
Enough
She couldn’t discern the moment it happened; suddenly there was too much air, too much light, too much life. It was too much air for her to breathe.
S.J.Published 6 days ago in Confessions Breaking the Cycle: Overcoming Avoidant Attachment in Relationships
What is the most obvious trait of avoidant attachment personality in intimate relationships? It must always give people the feeling of rejecting others from afar, and the more they are moved, the more they want to escape.
Beck_MoultonPublished 7 days ago in ConfessionsThe Songbird's Secret
In the heart of a bustling metropolis, where the clamor of the city drowned out the whispers of nature, there lay a forgotten alley. Concealed between towering skyscrapers, this narrow passageway seemed to exist in a realm untouched by time—a tranquil sanctuary amidst the chaos of urban life.
samyogPublished 7 days ago in ConfessionsThe price to pay for our ignorance
In the age of technology, education has never been more accessible, and I think it’s only going to become more so and possibly get to the point where we get injected knowledge directly into our brains. That will be an interesting outcome actually, less work for us knowing things and more time to apply that knowledge to do the things we like, but we are not there yet, so I’ll talk about the reality as it stands.
real JemaPublished 7 days ago in Confessions