Humanity
Envious Shadows
Once upon a time in a bustling city, two young women named Emily and Lily found themselves sharing a cozy apartment. They had been friends for years, and the idea of living together seemed like an exciting adventure. Little did they know that this seemingly perfect arrangement would soon be marred by the insidious emotion of jealousy.
By islamiyah akinlabi3 years ago in Confessions
Are You Stuck Playing These Three Roles In Relationships?
In the realm of psychotherapy, an intriguing and valuable concept emerges from the field of transactional analysis. This concept suggests that within each of us reside three fundamental personalities: the Child, the Parent, and the Adult. These distinct facets interact and shape our behaviour, emotions, and relationships. Understanding and navigating these roles can offer profound insights into our psyche and our connections with others.
By Alexander3 years ago in Confessions
A Tale of Art and Affection
In the heart of a charming little town, where the streets were lined with cobblestones and the scent of blooming roses filled the air, two souls embarked on a journey that would forever change the course of their lives. This is the story of Emily and Daniel, a tale of love that bloomed like a delicate flower in the most unexpected of places.
By emm goht3 years ago in Confessions
Whispers of Childhood Lost
In the heart of a household where love and trust should intertwine, a tale of innocence betrayed emerges. A story of four lives entwined by fate: Mom, Dad, Child, and Maid. Among them, the child's voice remains silenced, overshadowed by the secrets that shroud her once-bright world. Within the confines of a seemingly ordinary home, where the promise of safety should prevail, a journey through darkness and light begins.
By Mishal Channa3 years ago in Confessions
Deceptive Dating Tactics
I anticipate that some of my fellow gentlemen might not appreciate what I'm about to say, but as a teacher, one of the toughest aspects of my role is presenting the truth even when it's not the most convenient or comfortable. I apologize, my friends, but the young women here deserve to be equipped with the knowledge of deciphering the secret codes; making the wrong choice in marriage is not a path we want to tread.
By oduko solomon3 years ago in Confessions
EMBRACING UNIQUENESS AND FINDING JOY.
In a world where tears are often seen as a natural response to sorrow, Tiana possessed a most unusual trait – whenever the urge to cry overwhelmed her, instead of tears, she burst into laughter. This peculiar phenomenon had been part of her life since infancy, setting her apart from the crowd and shaping her life in ways she could have never predicted.
By Tatiana Che3 years ago in Confessions
what do I want :
a healthy communicative relationship where toxicity isn't met with fire but with love or respect and being able to disagree and still showing me, love. I want to feel heard, I want to feel secure that I am being actively listened to and shown support through hard times. I want to feel like you in this because you want to not need to. I want to feel sexy without having to get undressed. I want a partner that I didn't have to settle with because I was lonely.
By samara3 years ago in Confessions
Dear Christians
Christians claim they love God, but you cannot claim you love God, who you do not see, if you hate your neighbor that you do see. Jesus preached about loving your neighbor as yourself and, in doing so, honoring not only the Imago Dei in oneself but also that of your neighbor, thus seeing the likeness of God in its respective field. Only Christians have yet to showcase this understanding. Instead, they have married dogma with the Christianity of the land, or Christian Nationalism, and made a faith once built on love, mercy, redemption, and reconciliation into a perverted version that only thirsts for power, domination, and exclusivity. This perversion shouldn't exist. This article does not support dogmatic approaches to the Christian faith, nor is this a critical critique regarding a religion I believe is foundationally founded on love, relationship, and service. While I identify with the Christian faith, I want this article to achieve a radicalized, revamped understanding of the present-day church and how I think it has failed the second teaching of Jesus: Love thy neighbor as thyself.
By Museebat Zada3 years ago in Confessions
Allahabad the journey to you.
I hail from the hills of a quaint town known as Kohima. There, the air is as pure as it comes, and the water possesses a crystal clarity. Vast, lush forests and valleys are draped in a blanket of vibrant green grass. Rain is a daily visitor, bestowing its blessings upon the sloping rooftops of every house. Yet, amidst this apparent abundance, the most ironic aspect is the scarcity of water—a paradox that defines the place. It's a locale filled with its own mysteries and folktales; stories best shared on another day.
By Temjenungla Imchen3 years ago in Confessions
Oliver Anthony a catalyst to change and not getting caught up in the smoke and mirrors
Probably because for so long, I got lost in the crowd; I sold out, and I forgot who I was and why I was here. Every day I remember, more and more, following the breadcrumbs left for me.
By sara burdick3 years ago in Confessions
Everything That Went Wrong in the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster
March 11, 2011, 2:46 p.m. The surface of the Earth shifts as the Pacific Plate slides under the North American Plate at a subduction zone 81 miles or approximately 130 kilometers east of Sendai, Japan. This region of the planet is part of the Ring of Fire, a hotbed for geologic activity such as earthquakes and volcanoes. This particular earthquake will lead to a tsunami with waves as high as 130 feet or 40 meters and one of the worst nuclear disasters in history . The massive wave travels at speeds of up to 500 miles or 800 kilometers per hour towards Japan. Within 30 minutes, the initial wave slams into the coast. 1,242 miles or around 2,000 kilometers of the Japanese shoreline is obliterated in a matter of minutes. The magnitude of the earthquake is initially measured at 8.9 on the Richter scale but will later be revised to a 9.0. It’s the 5th largest earthquake to occur since scientists started recording the magnitude of the natural phenomena over a century ago. March 11, 2011, 3:27 p.m . The tsunami wave has penetrated miles across the Japanese islands. The Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant is flooded by seawater. Entire towns and villages are wiped out as the onslaught of water begins rushing back into the ocean. The proximity of the earthquake’s epicenter to the eastern coast of Japan means that there was very little time for residents to seek shelter or brace for the impact. The tsunami and the resulting flooding causes serious damage to the nuclear power plant owned by the Tokyo Electric Power Company. The 6 nuclear reactors at the facility have been generating energy since 1979. At the time the tsunami hit, 3 of the nuclear reactors were already shut down for routine inspection. However, the reactors that still remain operational are under immediate threat of melting down due to the devastation caused by the tsunami. The reactors are designed to shut down automatically in the event of an earthquake, while backup diesel generators continuously pump water into the system to keep the fuel rods cool. Unfortunately, these diesel generators are severely damaged by the power of the tsunami and the ensuing flood. The generators fail. Without fresh water being pumped into the reactors, they begin to heat up. It’s only a matter of time before Fukushima goes critical, only adding more chaos to the mayhem caused by the tsunami. The engineers at the facility know they need to get the generators back online fast. Otherwise, the power plant and the surrounding area could be doused with radiation. March 11, 8:15 p.m. The Japanese government is reeling. Search and rescue efforts are launched all along the eastern coast of the islands. Thousands of people are dead; thousands more are missing. The extent of the damage caused by the tsunami is not yet clear, and the death toll is only going to rise. But as the government scrambles to save its citizens, they are faced with a new problem. Officials have recently been informed of the problems arising at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant. They release a statement declaring a separate state of emergency in the Fukushima Prefecture. This will be the first warning to the general public that a second deadly crisis is now arising. 45 minutes after the announcement, an evacuation order is issued for anyone living within 2 miles or approximately 3 kilometers of the power plant. As the people around Fukushima try to recover from the devastation of the tsunami, authorities are now telling them that all of their pain and loss may be compounded by a nuclear meltdown. Many begin packing their most prized possessions and make plans to leave the area. However, thousands of people don’t have this option. They will need to be placed in emergency shelters or decide to ride out the nuclear storm in their own houses. March 12th, 2:06 a.m. Warning l
By Kelyjah tugard3 years ago in Confessions
