Humanity

Get To Know Me #challenge. Top Story - September 2023.
A fun and easy challenge that I think will be a very lighthearted way to get to know each other a little more. We all bare our deepest pains in our poetry and weave them into our fictional tales but who else are we? What are some of the things we do for pleasure behind the scenes of our writings? What are some things no one would likely guess about you?
By Kayleigh Fraser ✨3 years ago in Confessions
10 Things Women Try to Hide from Men
Unlocking the Secrets: Understanding the Inner World of Women When it comes to understanding the inner world of women, there can be a lot of nuance and complexity. And behind that captivating smile and graceful demeanor often lies a treasure trove of secrets that, when shared, can actually open the door to a deeper level of intimacy. It's important to know that when a woman is hiding these things, she's not doing it to be deceptive, but rather to protect vulnerable parts of herself while trying to navigate societal expectations. By approaching these secrets with curiosity and empathy, you can create a safe space for her to be her authentic self and nurture a relationship grounded in trust and understanding.
By Ali raza3 years ago in Confessions
Ally Way
I was probably six years old the first time I ever saw an autistic child. It was when I was in the first grade and I was walking with my class to lunch and we walked past a boy who was wearing a white t-shirt, holding his shoes in his hand, with a lot of drool dripping down his mouth and he was moaning and groaning. When he first caught my eyes I just laughed at him pretty hard. A couple classmates of mine also laughed too because we didn’t understand his conditioning. My first grade teacher softly shut down our laughter by simply saying “He’s a special boy just like the rest of you”. Over time in my life I would end up seeing a lot of individuals like that young boy I first saw back in first grade. What I never imagined is that one of them would end up being near and dear to my heart and would give life to a special kind of love in me that I had previously never known, a love that would change me.
By Joe Patterson3 years ago in Confessions
I 'm Leaving Vocal And Facebook
Sorry about the clickbait title but you know damned well what I am like. Grammarly just told me to split clickbait into two words and when I did, it then sold me I had just to use a single word. Then the Vocal editor auto-refresh kicked in and wiped all the corrections that I had put in.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Confessions
I Blame Padmé Amidala. Top Story - September 2023. Content Warning.
CONTENT WARNING distressing language, suicidal thoughts, pregnancy, traumatic labor Fear and Shame I'll never forget watching Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith with my father. He was so excited to show me these movies. Episodes IV, V, and VI came out during his childhood, and he wanted to share his love for the series with me. He was as excited as a little kid. We made popcorn and settled in front of the big screen with the surround sound blasting, ready for the experience of a lifetime. The rise of Darth Vader.
By Ashley Lima3 years ago in Confessions
SITUATION OF PAKISTAN
SITUATION OF PAKISTAN: I can give you a thorough rundown of the state of affairs in Pakistan as of my most recent knowledge update in September 2021. Please take note that I am unable to provide information after that time. I recommend checking out the most recent news sources for the most up to date information.
By munazza waseem3 years ago in Confessions
Bipolar or Spiritual Awakening?
At some points along the way, I have hoped that I was "crazy". The strangeness of the things I have experienced in the last dozen or so years, which eventually led to my bipolar, and then schizoaffective diagnosis, has often been unbearable to deal with.
By Big Dreams3 years ago in Confessions
Facing the Unforgettable: My Humbling Confession of a Fish-Mouthed School Shoe Incident in Grade Eleven
Exploring through the hardships of secondary school can frequently prompt remarkable and once in a while humiliating minutes. In this sincere admission, I describe the recoil commendable insight of remaining before my grade eleven class, leading a show, all while wearing school shoes that suddenly opened toward the front, looking like the vast mouth of a fish. Go along with me as I remember the humiliation and offer the priceless examples I gained from this remarkable occurrence.
By charles magagula3 years ago in Confessions
Parasocial Relationship Appeal
I have recently found myself in a parasocial relationship with an actor I love. I have followed and loved this actor for a while but never in my dreams imagined having somewhat of a direct access to him. It started innocently enough, he would go on live streams and I would tune in. I would sit back and watch as others typed comments and even confessed their feelings for him. As time went on and he started to stream more and more I found the courage to join in the fun and tell him how much I admired him. The rush of excitement I felt when he read my comment was unlike anything I’ve ever experienced. Now, I am no spring chicken and my fandom days are behind me, right? At least that is what I believed.
By Lily3 years ago in Confessions
Remembering the Nakba: Uncovering the Untold Stories of 1948 and its Ongoing Impact
This narrative details the occurrences of 1948 in this particular area, a tight-knit community of 750 individuals known for their close bond. These events represent a dark episode in history that has been deliberately obscured, distorted, and largely forgotten in the Western world. The village stands as a symbol of the Nakba, a series of catastrophic incidents that led to the violent displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from their homeland to establish Israel.
By nour slimani3 years ago in Confessions
How to Make New Friends
In this post I am going to take you through step by step on how make a stead friendship. When I was young, my parents, recognized the importance of social connections, offered invaluable advice that still resonates. They encouraged me to be open-minded, to approach others with kindness, and to actively seek out shared interests. Through their guidance, I learned that friendships thrive on mutual respect and the willingness to invest time and effort. The reminder that "a true friend is a treasure" became a guiding principle in my quest for companionship.
By Cyri K Mababu3 years ago in Confessions
Why Do I Talk In My Sleep
I hear the secrets that you keep. When you're talking in your sleep. All your dreams that you keep inside… You're telling me the secrets that you just can't hide. Hey there, sleepers. Somniloquy, is the name given to the sleep abnormality of talking in your sleep. For some unknown reason, some people will snooze comfortably and quietly, whereas others will speak gibberish, words, sentences, or entire speeches whilst sawing their logs. Understanding sleepiness involves understanding a bit about sleep first. As you fall asleep, your brain's reticular activating system (RAS) hands control over to the ventrolateral preoptic nucleus (VLPO) for sleepytime. During
By brahim jbari3 years ago in Confessions