Humanity
#SingleMomChronicles: Regret, But Not Really
So many stipulations and unspoken rules are imposed on us single moms. Like there is a whole society dedicated to that or something. We are supposed to work full time, cook, have a clean house, be in shape, have our hair done and smile at like, all times. Come on, give me a break! That is crazy and super unrealistic. Just because there are some people in this world that call me "mom", doesn't mean I am not just a regular person. I hate feeling like I am being held to a different, often higher standard. Why? I really would LOVE to know. No one know though.
Latoya GilesPublished 12 months ago in Confessions'When the World Turns Its Back, True Friends Stand By You'
It was a cold and dark evening in the city. Sarah was walking down the street, her head down, lost in her thoughts. She was carrying her smartphone in her hand, checking the messages from her loved ones. Suddenly, she felt a sharp tug on her arm, and before she could react, a man had snatched her phone from her hand and fled into the darkness. Sarah was in shock. Her whole life was in that phone - her contacts, her photos, her messages, and her work documents. She felt violated, angry, and helpless. She looked around, hoping to find someone who could help her, but everyone seemed to be minding their own business. No one cared about what had just happened to her. She tried to call her friends and family using a stranger's phone, but no one picked up. She felt like she was all alone in the world, with no one to turn to. She walked for hours, feeling lost and vulnerable. Finally, she arrived at her apartment building, and as she entered the elevator, she burst into tears. She felt like she had hit rock bottom, and no one cared. Her life felt meaningless. As she reached her apartment door, she heard a faint sound coming from inside. She hesitated for a moment, wondering if someone had broken into her home, but then she recognized the voice. It was her best friend, Emily.
Faisal KarimPublished 12 months ago in ConfessionsHome Improvement and DIY: Tips for Making Your Home Beautiful and Functional.
Home improvement and DIY projects have become increasingly popular over the past year as more people spend time at home. Whether you're looking to renovate your home, update your decor, or tackle a DIY project, there are many ways to make your home beautiful and functional. In this blog, we will discuss some tips for home improvement and DIY projects that will help you transform your space into a place you love.
Tejas AryaPublished 12 months ago in ConfessionsFood and Cooking: Tips for Healthy Eating and Meal Prep.
Healthy eating is more than just a trend; it is a lifestyle choice that can improve your overall health and wellness. With more people cooking at home than ever before, there is a growing interest in healthy eating, meal prep, and cooking tips. Whether you're a seasoned chef or a beginner cook, these tips can help you to create delicious and nutritious meals at home.
Tejas AryaPublished 12 months ago in ConfessionsCultural Travel: Exploring the World's Rich Heritage and Traditions.
Cultural travel has become increasingly popular in recent years, as more and more people seek to experience the rich and diverse cultures of the world. From exploring ancient temples and ruins, to attending colorful festivals and sampling local cuisine, cultural travel provides a unique and enriching way to learn about the world and its people. In this blog post, we'll explore the world of cultural travel, including the top cultural travel destinations, must-see festivals and events, and tips for making the most of your cultural travel experience.
Tejas AryaPublished 12 months ago in ConfessionsTravel and Tourism: Exploring the World and Creating Memories.
Travel and tourism are two of the most exciting and fulfilling experiences one can have. It is a way of exploring the world, learning about different cultures and traditions, and creating unforgettable memories. In this blog, we'll explore the importance of travel and tourism, the benefits it provides, and the challenges it faces.
Tejas AryaPublished 12 months ago in ConfessionsThe American Dream
Growing up in a small town in rural America, I always heard about the American Dream. It was the idea that anyone could achieve success and prosperity through hard work and determination. It was a dream that seemed so far away from me, like a fairy tale that only happened to other people.
Mark VillaluzPublished 12 months ago in ConfessionsReclaiming Lilith: A Symbol of Female Empowerment and Rebellion
Lilith is a figure from ancient mythology, known as a demon or goddess depending on the culture and time period. Her story has evolved and been interpreted in various ways throughout history, with her symbolism taking on new meanings in different contexts.
DRDPublished 12 months ago in ConfessionsHow Financially Transparent is the British Family
The British royal family is undeniably wealthy, with assets totaling around 26 billion pounds, including land properties and castles. They also possess priceless items such as Faberge eggs, the crown jewels, and drawings by Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. Additionally, they have one of the most valuable stamp collections in the world. However, to some, the Windsors are viewed as an outdated and corrupt institution, shrouded in secrecy. It's regrettable that such a grubby reputation is associated with them. On the other hand, others see them as the epitome of British history and majesty, bringing in billions through tourism and business.
Felix AgusioboPublished 12 months ago in ConfessionsThe British policy called Operation Legacy,
In 2009, a group of five Kenyan individuals submitted a petition to the British Prime Minister's office. They alleged that they had suffered human rights violations during the 1950s when Kenya was under British colonial rule, and they sought reparations for their experiences.
Felix AgusioboPublished 12 months ago in ConfessionsUnfinished
At my age I consider myself to be unfinished. By that I mean that I am still a work in progress. I always feel that I can be better, do better. There is so much to learn and so many unique ways to grow.
Karolyn Denson LandrieuxPublished 12 months ago in ConfessionsWhat will Happen When you Die?
Where Will You Go After You Die? Despite our mostly science-grounded views on death these days, it seems many of us believe in life after it. In 2014, UK citizens were polled by the Telegraph, and just under 60 percent of respondents said they believe some part of us lives on. In the U.S., still a very Christian nation, Pew Research in 2015 asked people what happened after they die.
Ermias DerejePublished 12 months ago in Confessions