Humanity
Loneliness is a problem in Australian culture.
The deepest truth about people, in my opinion, is also the sweetest and noblest truth about us, and that is that we are social beings by nature. As such, we depend on all neighborhoods, communities, families, and groups of all kinds to nurture us, protect us, and even to help us.
By Mueni Jacinta3 years ago in Confessions
Turn away please, while I get naked.. Top Story - September 2023.
I’m low on juice this week, at a low ebb. Down in the dumps. A little overwhelmed by life and a little sad. I want to thank a few of my fellow creators (shall I name them? They know) for picking up on this oh so subtle blue tint that has appeared in my writing and checking I am ok. It was nice to be asked. And nice to feel that there is community here. Imperfect, variegated, but present. Unlike me. I have not been terribly present, and I forgive myself for that. Is there some way of filing for later stories I want to read but haven’t had capacity for? They’re landing like micro plastics in the ocean this week and I have the bandwidth of a maternity nurse 9 months after the war began.
By Hannah Moore3 years ago in Confessions
Top Handy Tips to Ensure Top Car Transmission Performance
A car's transmission is a complex component, and over the years, it tends to experience a dip in performance. There might be a lot of factors that might degrade the performance. Consistent friction or a low level of transmission fluid is some of the major causes of the low-grade performance of a transmission system.
By carzillaautodubai uae3 years ago in Confessions
Thursday and I'm Looking Back
In high school, we had a personal development class. After being split into small groups, we were told to share our strengths and weaknesses, our hopes and fears, our personal experiences. The personal development coach, who for some reason was also our PE teacher, surveyed the class afterward. I was voted as the one who shared the least about themselves. I’m going to try to make up for that now.
By Scott Christenson🌴3 years ago in Confessions
The Other Sides of Me
I feel that in part, those that read my writing (the poems especially) know the most secretive parts of me. The dark and sad and vulnerable parts. The history of my childhood that stains almost everything I touch. It's always joked amongst my friends that my writing is not what you would assume I would write, if you spent any length of time with me. I'm quite the sunshine person and usually laughing or humming to myself. You know a small glimpse into the frail parts of my heart, but not the whole of who I am. So, when I saw this challenge, I delighted in the idea of partaking as well as getting to read others. It can be quite shocking to match an author with facts about them and is a good reminder that we are more than the words we leave here.
By Laura Lann3 years ago in Confessions
You Don't Know Me. . .Yet
Unfortunately, I am just now getting around to this challenge. But hey, we do what we can with the time that has been given to us. Here is a diminutive and insightful list of the quirks and facts about me. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to read this; I appreciate it more than you know!
By Museebat Zada3 years ago in Confessions
The statement that the return of US nuclear weapons to the UK would be an escalation, as menti
The presence of US nuclear weapons in the UK, if indeed it is being considered or reported, would be a significant development with far-reaching implications. This scenario should be understood in the context of NATO's broader security and deterrence policies, as well as the complex web of international relations and global security concerns.
By Iradukunda Jean Paul3 years ago in Confessions
It's Not a Lot, But It's My Life
In response to Kayleigh Fraser’s Get to Know Me #Challenge, I have decided to pick up the gauntlet and type up ten random facts about myself. (It would be embarrassing to tell you how long it took me to come up with anything worth mentioning…)
By Stephanie Hoogstad3 years ago in Confessions
