Humanity

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
The Palette of Possibilities: Exploring Logo Design Innovation
In the dynamic world of branding, a logo serves as the visual ambassador of a company or product. This article delves into the art and science of logo design, emphasizing the critical role of innovation in creating logos that stand the test of time.
By Hollie Taylor3 years ago in Confessions
Darkness through Gaza
Israeli forces have reportedly ordered doctors, patients, and displaced individuals at Gaza's al-Shifa Hospital to evacuate the medical compound. According to medical sources within the facility, they were given only one hour to leave and some were even forced to do so at gunpoint. However, the Israeli army has denied these claims in a post on X, stating that they had simply acceded to the hospital director's request to allow additional Gazans to evacuate through a secure route. Mohammed Zaqout, the director-general of hospitals in Gaza, has strongly refuted the Israeli army's denial, stating that they were indeed forced to leave at gunpoint.
By Raaida Nailat Tiana3 years ago in Confessions
Mid-November Updates
I've had a whirlwind Fall, and it just culminated this morning with a meeting between two producers about my screenplay and a critique they gave me regarding it that was tremendous, but because of my personal life and many obstacles - I was unable to move forward with it at this time.
By Sai Marie Johnson3 years ago in Confessions
Unveiling the Shadows: How Hackers Infiltrate Your Devices
Introduction In our interconnected virtual world, the benefit of technology comes with a lurking shadow – the risk of hackers gaining unauthorized access to our gadgets. As we entrust greater factors of our lives to smartphones, laptops, and different smart gadgets, the stakes of cyber-attacks have never been better. In this weblog put up, we'll delve into the intricate methods hired with the aid of hackers to breach the security of your gadgets and compromise your digital existence.
By Tobiloba Adebayo3 years ago in Confessions
How it is to get married at 21
Hi! My name is Grace and I just got married two months ago. Yes, I am 21, and yes I realize I am probably younger than most people think you should be when you get married. But no, I am not religious, and I did not rush into this relationship or marriage. I met my husband when I was seventeen, and today marks our fourth anniversary of meeting one another.
By Grace Genet-Allen3 years ago in Confessions