Humanity
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
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Do you know those warm fuzzy feelings that make us desire to be with someone more than anything else? These are primarily derived from our brains rather than our hearts, as romantic mythology would have us believe. We fall in love for a variety of reasons, and our bodies respond with a cocktail of hormones powerful enough to keep us hooked.
By julius 2 years ago in Confessions
One Step at a time
The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, a notion that I have embraced and ingrained in my psyche through the discourse of years. Life has its own ways of teaching you its lessons of joy, contempt, hatred, distress, love and healing. We dance, we stumble, we cry, we mourn and we get up. In the hours of plight we hold on to the tiniest peonies of hope, to get on the other side of life, to face the light, to face radiance that our soul craves and to be the best version of us that we have ever been. The healed version of us, the version of us that loves what they do and have faith in how far they can go and hold immense pride in how far they have come.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Confessions
Why Men Lose Interest After Sex | How To Avoid Being Used For Sex
### Understanding Why Men Lose Interest After Sex we are going to see why Men Lose Interest After Sex Today, we're diving into a common concern: why do men often lose interest after having sex? I’ll reveal the real reasons behind this phenomenon and share tips on how to avoid being used for sex.
By AMBANISHA2 years ago in Confessions
The language of lying
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By AMBANISHA2 years ago in Confessions
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By Rapha Companion Services2 years ago in Confessions
Things I Get Wrong
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By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Confessions
The Dying Light
I was walking home that night. Cold, wasn’t it? The kind of cold that bites through your skin, down to the bone. Yes, yes, I remember the chill distinctly. It had rained earlier, leaving the pavement slick and the air damp. That’s when I saw him. Old Mr. Lewis, hunched over like he always was, with his frayed coat flapping against his legs. He’d been my neighbour for... years? Decades, perhaps. Not that we ever spoke much. He wasn’t the type to strike up a conversation. Grumpy old sod, if you ask me. But something was off that night. Something different about the way he moved.
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Echoes of innocence:A Heart’s Regret
This was a quiet night, the kind that makes you feel the world is holding its breath, frozen in silent darkness. Dancing shadows of a flickering flame danced upon my walls, an atmosphere peaceful and serene. In this moment, though, a small mouse scurried into my room. Its small, delicate body barely even stirred the air. True, one of Nature's most unassuming creatures yet it stirred something deep within me. Loving Krishna fed my heart and moved me to respond with sympathy, a flicker of pity smoldering in my chest.
By Archan Panda2 years ago in Confessions
Unfurling Leaves, Unfolding Truths
We were sitting for tea, on the old green velvet chairs, a bit eaten by moths on the edges, in the tiny hall with grandma Lalli. The aroma of the freshly brewed mint was strong. Herbal tea always invited me to confess my thoughts and also eager for stories. We had picked the mint that very afternoon, and I got bitten by a mosquito in the process. Grandma always had a hand made potion for bites, so I was not too worried.
By Gabriela Trofin-Tatár2 years ago in Confessions
