Humanity

In the Glow of the Screen
In the pulsating heart of a bustling city, where the electric lights danced and flickered like celestial stardust, there stood an unassuming, petite apartment. Its solitude was cleverly veiled amidst the urban landscape's concrete and steel. As twilight descended, weaving long shadows and whispering the hushed promises of the night, a soft, warm glow would gently seep out of the apartment's solitary window. This was my sanctuary, a refuge illuminated by the vibrant screen of my television, which ceaselessly played an unending torrent of Korean dramas.
By Dr. Eldy3 years ago in Confessions
In Search of Reflection. Top Story - November 2023.
I don't think we ever discover who we are. Identity is a never-ending book that continues to write new chapters as we experience life, and your story only ends when the pen is set down. When your story reaches a close, only you can describe everything. But there's no one word to sum up the life you lived and who you were. Others can title your story as they please and leave reviews, but you wrote every word of your story. So, on that last page, who do you think you'll be in your story? Did you become this person, or did you let this character you wanted to be, define where the story was headed?
By Davlin Knight3 years ago in Confessions
Love in Tough Times
Introduction Love is a beautiful and complex emotion. When we say "I do," we pledge to love our spouse through thick and thin. But let's face it, no matter how much we love our partner, there are moments when we don't particularly like them. It's perfectly normal. After all, we're all unique individuals with our quirks, moods, and idiosyncrasies. In this article, we'll explore practical ways to love your spouse when you find yourself in one of those seasons where you don't always like them. We'll approach this topic with a light and friendly tone, because, after all, love should be a joyful journey!
By Kay Johnson-Clennon3 years ago in Confessions
Reigniting the Flame
Introduction Love, laughter, and intimacy are the cornerstones of a strong and healthy relationship. Yet, in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, couples often find themselves overwhelmed, stressed, and struggling to find time for the essential element of physical intimacy: sex. In this article, we will explore the challenges couples face in maintaining a satisfying sex life amidst the chaos of daily existence, offering practical tips to reignite the spark and overcome common obstacles.
By Kay Johnson-Clennon3 years ago in Confessions
Unpacking the Shadows of the Past
Introduction Childhood trauma, an insidious specter from our past, often lurks in the recesses of our minds, affecting the way we live our lives and shaping the very essence of our being. But what exactly is trauma, and how does it impact us? In this comprehensive article, we will delve deep into the world of childhood trauma, exploring its meaning, various examples, and its profound effects on our lives. We'll also investigate the intricate relationship between trauma and the nervous system, examine the repercussions of unaddressed trauma, and provide practical steps to recognize, learn from, and heal these emotional wounds. Moreover, we'll explore the intriguing concept of intergenerational trauma, how it can be passed down through generations, and what can be done to break the cycle.
By Kay Johnson-Clennon3 years ago in Confessions
Buy your freedom
The reason you are working a 9–5 job is to buy your freedom. I have already discussed in a previous article why humans are so interested in freedom. It's important for you to understand that ultimately what you want out of your job is to get your freedom. As long as you don't earn while you sleep, you are constantly trying to buy that freedom. Definitely, you might love your job and what you do but after working the same thing for a decade or two, it gets tiring, especially when you are forced to show up every morning to ensure that things don't crash.
By real Jema3 years ago in Confessions
Black Patient; Why Do Doctors Feel The Need To Speak To Black Patients As If We're Morons?
Wednesday, 22 November 2023 By; TB Obwoge As a person who's a constant patient, for one medical issue or another, I'm always amazed at how doctors belitling Black people when their patients.
By IwriteMywrongs3 years ago in Confessions
A Review of Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing
In the world of television sitcoms, few shows have achieved the level of popularity and cultural impact of “Friends” The series, which ran for ten seasons from 1994 to 2004, was praised for its humor, lovable characters, and lasting friendships. Among the series’ cast is Matthew Perry, who plays the sarcastic and witty Chandler Bing.
By Carlos Diaz3 years ago in Confessions
Budhni
Budhni (Inspired by true events) “I don’t think like that. You should also stop.” – G. Jose Crystal clear bird songs vied to wake me that morning, my first in the middle of the Dangi Jungles. Eyes were ready to launch into full-on engagement with the day but I bid them shut a little longer, my twin teacups…stay luv. I whispered.
By Mithyajoj (penname)3 years ago in Confessions
Whispers of the River: A Cry for Help?
I was strolling along the deserted riverbank one Saturday afternoon, enjoying a rare moment of solitude and tranquility. As I ambled down the wooded path worn smooth by thousands of footsteps over countless years, my mind wandered to memories of college days when afternoons often meant boisterous card games and impromptu pizza parties with friends.
By Roland Canz3 years ago in Confessions
Confessions of a Sugar Baby:
In a world where relationships take various forms and boundaries blur, the journey of a sugar baby is often one marked by intricacies, emotional considerations, and the pursuit of a lifestyle often associated with opulence. This is the confession of one woman who entered the realm of sugar dating, seeking both financial support and companionship.
By Jerushah Amaraegbu3 years ago in Confessions
10 Weird Habit- Amazing Benefits (Bad Habit example)
What is a habit and how to deteremine it is bad? A habit is a repetitive behavior or action that becomes automatic over time. It often follows a pattern of cue, routine, and reward, shaping our daily routines. To determine if a habit is bad, consider its impact on various aspects of life. Assess negative consequences, interference with goals, social implications, feedback from others, unwanted dependence, effects on mental well-being, legal and ethical considerations, and the difficulty in breaking the habit. Regular self-reflection and seeking input from others can help identify and address habits that may be harmful.
By Salman siddique3 years ago in Confessions