Humanity
How Long Would It Take This Blog To Die?
Introduction It seems even in 2018 on my own blog I was suffering from something like Imposter Syndrome. I wasn't writing for anyone in particular or for any definite aim, but I felt I had to write about it.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Confessions
Decision: The Foundation of Life
Ayan sat on a park bench, staring at the rippling water of the small lake before him. The late afternoon sun cast golden reflections on the surface, yet his mind was clouded with uncertainty. He was faced with a decision that had the potential to alter his life forever. For the past five years, he had worked as a junior executive in a corporate firm. It was a stable job, providing him with a decent salary and a comfortable lifestyle. But deep down, he felt trapped. His true passion lay in writing, something he had neglected for years in the name of security. And now, an opportunity had arrived—one that could either fulfill his dreams or leave him struggling financially. A renowned publishing house had offered to publish his novel. The catch? He would need to dedicate himself full-time to writing, as they required him to complete two more books within the next three years. Quitting his job meant stepping into uncertainty, with no guarantee of financial stability. But continuing in his current job meant suppressing his dream forever.
By Niranjon Chandra Roy2 years ago in Confessions
I’m An Artist, I Wanted To Be An Accountant
From a young age, I was captivated by the order and logic of numbers. Math felt like a reliable friend in an unpredictable world, promising a future of stability and success. However, as much as I adored the subject, external forces and familial expectations began to shape a path I never truly chose.
By Gading Widyatamaka2 years ago in Confessions
January and February 2025: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.
I messed up. In complete honesty, 2025 has been a whirlwind of difficulties and lessons that have humbled me in its entirety. Though lasting only two months in its stretch, I have danced through the storms that have wearied the brevity of my soul. Some days were radiating with a sense of hope and oozing peace that displayed the possibility of a bright future, while others had a sense of doom, the kind of despair that doesn't go away with a full night's sleep, or ice cream or a warm bubble bath. It is the kind of tiredness that lingers onto your soul in its deepest trench, leaving no room for any light to enter.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Confessions
Juvenile justice: Approaches to youth offenders
The adult justice system, which focuses primarily on punishment, juvenile justice emphasizes rehabilitation and reintegration into society. Youth offenders are often treated with a combination of legal, psychological, and social approaches to prevent recidivism and promote positive behavior changes. This article explores various approaches to handling youth offenders, including rehabilitative justice, restorative justice, diversion programs, and punitive measures.
By Badhan Sen2 years ago in Confessions
The Pain Echoed by That Laughter...
The Pain Echoed by That Laughter... School days—an era of innocence, a sky painted with endless memories, and the silent blooming of unspoken dreams. These years carve countless imprints on the heart, some fading with time, others remaining as scars that never truly heal.
By Dipak Pawar2 years ago in Confessions
Ramzan Mubarak
The Significance of Ramadan in Islam Ramadan is the holiest month in Islam, observed by Muslims worldwide with fasting, prayer, and devotion. It is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar and is considered a time of spiritual purification, self-discipline, and increased connection with Allah. The month holds immense significance, as it is believed to be the time when the Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
By Asma2 years ago in Confessions
The ethics of consumerism in modern society
Consumerism is the constant desire for new products, services, and experiences, driven by the idea that happiness and success are directly tied to consumption. This culture is deeply embedded in modern society, from the advertisements we see daily to the social media influencers promoting the latest trends. However, as consumerism continues to rise, so does the ethical question: is our drive to consume sustainable and morally justifiable?
By Badhan Sen2 years ago in Confessions
The Ballad of Shadows
Title: The Ballad of Shadows Raheel was an aspiring musician, possessing a guitar and a voice capable of warming the coldest of hearts. Residing in the impoverished neighborhoods of Dhaka, he entertained patrons at modest roadside cafes and lively street corners, where the aroma of fried delicacies mingled with the vibrant sounds of the crowd, creating a disordered yet harmonious atmosphere. Despite his financial struggles, his fervor for music sustained him, with his melodies reflecting the burdens of his life and the aspiration for a brighter future.
By MOHAMMED NAZIM HOSSAIN2 years ago in Confessions
Nothing But Lies. Content Warning.
I still remember that fateful day when I found an obituary eerily reminding me of you while scrolling through a writing publication I released articles in before. Odd, because the person mentioned there was born half a decade before you. He was also, well, a guy. But he had a good heart and a hardworking soul, both like the ones I saw in you.
By Snarky Lisa2 years ago in Confessions
Sex Robots 2025: The Shocking Truth Behind AI Lovers, TV Drama Hype, and Alibaba’s Secret Listings. Content Warning.
Are Sex Robots Taking Over Your Bedroom? Imagine a world where your perfect lover is just a click away — custom-built, always attentive, and programmed to please. From sci-fi fantasies to Alibaba’s shadowy listings, sex robots are sparking global frenzy. But do they even exist? Dive into the scandalous truth about AI companions, K-drama fantasies, and why Silicon Valley won’t shut up about silicone lovers. Buckle up — this is not your grandma’s love story.
By David Snam2 years ago in Confessions
