Humanity
Shove the food down, not love
I loved receiving princess treatment from Leo. He treated me like I mattered, like I had a place in this wreckage world. Leo had been my 3rd boyfriend since starting at my new job. Maybe 3 is my lucky number, or well not so lucky for him.
By Kodah3 years ago in Confessions
Hannah Waddingham reveals drama teacher's insult that spurred her on to be TV star
In the grand tapestry of Hollywood success, where the glimmering lights of stardom often hide the intricacies of the journey, there exists a poignant thread woven by the indomitable spirit of Hannah Waddingham. An Emmy-winning actress, known for her magnetic presence on-screen, Hannah didn't merely ascend the ladder of fame; she danced on each rung with a grace born from a unique source of inspiration.
By Isaac Akinseye3 years ago in Confessions
The Struggles of an INFP
The Myers Briggs personality test I have completed time and time again. Mostly because I was in different phases of my life, but I finally found the personality, which I most fit into and that is INFP. INFP stands for introverted, intuitive, feeling, and prospecting. It makes sense to me and now that I know my personality, I can understand myself better. There are some aspects, which do not resonate with me at all such as "pretending to be someone they aren’t" I have no difficulty becoming someone else to please everyone around me, yes, I do find it exhausting pretending to be someone I am not, yet I have done a lot of that throughout high school and maybe some college years. I do not particularly like drinking, but in college I pretended that I did like to drink, and I pretended to love going clubbing, when in fact the very thought of it made me squeamish, yet I still did all of those things.
By Adrianna M. Braun3 years ago in Confessions
Kings Never Die
Hello Dr. King. My name is Joseph Patterson. We’ve never met before, but we do know each other and I just wanted to wish you a happy birthday. I wanna write you a letter for your birthday and tell you about how we’ve been doing down here since that fateful day you left us back in 1968. First off I just wanna let you know I really look up to you and admire you. Though I’ve always shared more in the views of the brother Malcolm X, I admire you and respect you just as much because at the end of the day we needed you both equally, especially Black people. So you might be wondering what the world has been up to since you’ve been gone, well that’s a lot to unpack, but I’ll keep it simple.
By Joe Patterson3 years ago in Confessions
Setting yourself up for failure
When you walk into any classroom setting, you notice people sitting at the front of the hall and people sitting at the back of the hall. Was their choice of sitting position random, or did they deliberately choose where they wanted to sit in the hall? From observation, you realize that it doesn’t matter where the entrance into a hall is, people systematically choose where they want to be seated and how far they want to be from the person giving the lesson. It's fair to say that your sitting position can influence your success rate.
By real Jema3 years ago in Confessions
Anonymous
His face is smooth, beardless, trapped in a netherworld between adolescence and the prime of manhood. His coat is too big, beginning to slip from his left shoulder. His hair is thick and sensuous, the glory of his youth. His expression is resolute. What little remains of his story is captured in the tintype taken of him after his enlistment. There is nothing more.
By John Cox3 years ago in Confessions
Imran Khan: An Autobiography of Love, Leadership, and the Battle for Pakistan.
Early Life and Education: Born in Lahore, Pakistan, on October 5, 1952, Imran Khan rose to prominence not only as a political figure but also as a cricket legend. Imran was born and raised in Lahore, where he also attended Aitchison College. He started playing cricket when he was a student at the University of Oxford, where he was a member of the team. Imran Khan's love of cricket swiftly developed into an incredible career, culminating in the 1992 World Cup victory that led the Pakistani cricket team to its first-ever title.
By Fat Ima3 years ago in Confessions
Do I really need a new phone?
Recently, I lost my phone, and here is my experience without one for a while. Nowadays, not having a phone is like being handicapped; it's like you lack an arm or a leg because there are just so many things you won’t be able to do. Things like communicating, getting information, speed thinking, note-taking, purchasing things and much more. A great deal of our lives is getting digitalized, making these little computers indispensable, like an extension of our bodies.
By real Jema3 years ago in Confessions
