Humanity
How To Create A Surprise To Your Best Friend
To bring happiness to your best friend, it's essential to listen and consider the advice I will provide in the following story. Be innovative when it comes to your finances. While money isn't a crucial aspect of a friendship, it can certainly aid in staying connected with your friends.
By Alin Stan3 years ago in Confessions
"Love's Journey
Love, the elusive force that binds hearts together, is a journey as captivating as it is unpredictable. In a world brimming with stories of love's trials and triumphs, the pursuit of finding true love stands as a profound and emotional odyssey that resonates with us all.
By oloruntoba okeleye3 years ago in Confessions
Good-Bye my Therapist
Therapy is overrated. Let me explain. My therapist quit. In the middle of some absolute crap going on in my life, my therapist sent me an email saying that, due to personal reasons, she could not continue taking appointments. She referred me to a new therapist. At that moment, I felt quite a few emotions, and these washed over me promptly. Tears sprang to my eyes as I realized the woman I had been chatting with every week for 18 weeks for around 45 minutes a week, would no longer be in my life. It felt like losing a friend, and though that was not exactly what the relationship was, I still was sad.
By Jazzy 3 years ago in Confessions
"The Serendipitous Symphony"
Once upon a time in the charming town of Melodyville, music flowed through the streets like a gentle river. Every corner echoed with the sweet sounds of pianos, violins, and flutes. The townspeople took great pride in their musical heritage, and every year, they organized the grand Melodyville Music Festival, a celebration of their harmonious culture.
By Shah Zain3 years ago in Confessions
Nostalgia Unraveled: Adventures of 60s, '70s, and '80s Kids in a Risky World.
As the sun sets on the modern world, it's time to embark on a journey down memory lane and revisit the cherished childhood of kids from the 1960s, '70s, and '80s. In an era before the advent of smartphones and video games, children were immersed in a world of imagination and adventure, playing outside with dangerous toys and experiencing a freedom that seems almost unimaginable today. From risky playgrounds to riding in pickup trucks, this article will take you through a rollercoaster of nostalgia, recounting the escapades and thrills of a bygone era.
By Mark Johnson3 years ago in Confessions
Heart of a Deceit
Once upon a time in a small village nestled deep in the heart of a dense forest, there lived a young man named Ethan. He was known for his charm, wit, and above all, his deceitful nature. Ethan had a peculiar gift—he could sense the desires and weaknesses of others and use them to his advantage. His heart was filled with the art of deception, and he used it without remorse.
By Rachael Opawole3 years ago in Confessions
Learning to Live after awakening at 54 years old
At the age of 23 years old I suffered my first panic attack at work in New York City. My heart was racing, my palms were sweaty and had a desperate feeling of wanting to leave the office. Traveling on the subway system made my anxiety much worse as I commuted to my job.
By Anna cruz3 years ago in Confessions
Enhancing Voter Participation
In the bustling town of Ganta, Liberia, the excitement for the upcoming October 2023 election was palpable. Among the residents was Gongarnu, a great man with dreams of becoming a teacher. Although he had always been aware of the importance of voting, he had never considered participating in previous elections. But this time, everything was about to change.
By Joseph G. Garblah3 years ago in Confessions
Beyond the Smile
Once upon a time in a small town, there lived a young woman named Lily. She was known for her bright smile and infectious laughter that could light up any room. But behind that radiant facade, Lily carried a heavy burden—a secret battle with mental health and illness that led to a deep and overwhelming sense of depression.
By CRAIGSQELE3 years ago in Confessions
Hello Vocal!
I am here, Vocal, sharing my thoughts and innermost feelings, and finally introducing myself. I tend to be an oversharer, which isn't surprising. So without further delay, let me say, howdy, I'm Jazzy. I'm in my mid-twenties and have a little girl, Cassian. She is wild and loud, just like me. I was young when I had her, so we are both kids, except I have a credit card. She loves to do math and play Go Fish. I graduated from Texas Tech with a bachelor's in Nursing science and have been practicing as a registered nurse for the last four years. Besides writing, I love to play tennis and eat; I LOVE to eat.
By Jazzy 3 years ago in Confessions
