Humanity
Brokers. Content Warning.
Right now, South Korean cinema is very much alive. If we are not waiting to see what Bong Joon Ho is going to come up with next after the acclaimed “Parasite”, we also have the directors of “Burning” and “Decision to Leave” both creating tense, character-driven crime/dramas and, of course, there’s writer/director Kore-eda Hirokazu behind 2018’s superb “Shoplifters”. His latest is the acclaimed “Broker” which took out the Palme Award for Best Actor Song Kang-ho at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival.
By Johnson Micheal3 years ago in Confessions
Is it normal to talk to yourself?
As the blaring morning alarm jolts you awake, a groan escapes your lips as you wonder, "Why did I set it so early?" While absentmindedly brushing your teeth, you catch a glimpse of your reflection and contemplate getting a haircut, but then a hopeful thought interrupts, "Unless...?" In a frantic rush out the front door, you reach for your keys, only to discover they're missing. Frustration takes over as you exclaim, "I can’t do anything right!" – and that's precisely when you notice your neighbor witnessing your outburst.
By Rayen Ouni3 years ago in Confessions
Unveiling America's Persistent Poverty: A Call for Structural Reforms
America, known for its economic might and abundance, is paradoxically home to millions living in poverty. Despite being the world's richest nation in terms of GDP, over 37.9 million Americans, accounting for 11.6% of the population, are trapped in poverty and economic insecurity. This stark contrast raises questions about the nation's failure to address the issue effectively. This article delves into the reasons behind the soaring poverty rates, including income inequality, lack of social safety nets, and outdated measurement methods. It also explores potential solutions to alleviate the plight of those facing economic hardships.
By Arvils Sarkans3 years ago in Confessions
Thoughts or Fiction. Content Warning.
Does some people really do bad things on purpose? I often think of doing bad things, but I don't do them because I know it will hurt people. So does people really do bad things knowing it's bad and it will hurt people? Why? There's only one reason that would compel me to hurt someone and is if someone hurt one of my loved ones. Otherwise, they're not worth the trouble. Why would I hurt someone who's beneath my hatred?
By Calie Judy Brooks3 years ago in Confessions
My Freaky Foray as a Phone Psychic: Part 3
Despite psychic sites being labeled “For Entertainment Purposes Only”, most fans take their psychic readings VERY seriously. Many were so impatient to hear good news that they would call one or more psychics several times a week, spending thousands of dollars yearly calling psychic lines.
By Colleen Flanagan3 years ago in Confessions
Shofars in my hands
The trauma still healing during steps to overcome and catchup…to purpose God has for us! The first time in a long time I had tears flowing down my eyes and I just decided to let it flow. The tears release was good for me. I fail each day to let my past trauma conquer me even if I have to talk to myself as not let it make me captive. Pre-pandemic distractions is gone but restoration of my health and my strong constitution to operate in a dimensional place to achieve a purpose. I need to elevate joy in my life this is a level of contentment I can live within.
By Brenda Scott3 years ago in Confessions
Andy Become Annie In 1960's How Crossdressing Starts
Once upon a time in the mid-1960s, there lived a young man named Andy. He lived at home with his parents and his older sister, Paula. Andy had always admired Paula, both as a sister and as a beautiful woman. However, he had a secret desire to dress like her. In those days, cross-dressing was not accepted or understood, so Andy kept his desires hidden deep within himself.
By Lena Jhonson3 years ago in Confessions
BELIEVER
In the quaint town of Havenbrook, nestled between rolling hills and lush forests, lived a young girl named Lily. Ever since she was a child, Lily had an unwavering belief in the power of dreams and the magic that lay hidden in the world around her. Most people in the town considered her beliefs fanciful and eccentric, but Lily remained steadfast in her convictions.
By Adekanbi Erioluwa 3 years ago in Confessions
Protect Your Ears with Holiocare Natural Protective Ear Drying Drops. Content Warning.
The Importance of Ear Wax Removal Ear wax, also known as cerumen, is a natural substance produced by the ear to protect and lubricate the ear canal. While ear wax is beneficial, excessive buildup can lead to discomfort, impaired hearing, and even ear infections. To ensure optimal ear care, it is crucial to find an effective and safe method to remove excess ear wax. Holiocare, with its innovative Ear Wax Removal Drops, is the perfect solution for this purpose.
By HOLIOCARE HOLIOACRE3 years ago in Confessions
Unveiling the Complex Layers of Leo
Unveiling the Complex Layers of Leo: Embracing Strengths and Overcoming Weaknesses Leo, the radiant and passionate zodiac sign, captivates us with its confidence, charisma, and zest for life. Born between July 23 and August 22, Leos are natural-born leaders, drawing others toward them like moths to a flame. However, like any zodiac sign, Leo is not without its flaws. Understanding and acknowledging these weaknesses can foster better relationships with Leos and help them embrace personal growth. In this article, we will delve deeper into the complexities of the Leo zodiac sign, exploring both its strengths and weaknesses.
By Tami Arsen3 years ago in Confessions
Every Single Weekend
What started off as a hectic preparation for a busy weekend ended as something I can only describe as a beautiful example of every single weekend. This past weekend consisted of me going to a loved ones wedding and a nerdy journey to a place that I love and cherish called GalaxyCon.
By Joe Patterson3 years ago in Confessions
