Secrets
Ways to Incorporate Role Playing into Your Relationship . Content Warning.
It could be awkward to first introduce the concept of role-playing in the bedroom and acting as a “naughty” pilot who wants to be accepted into the Mile High Club alongside a seductive flight attendant. That may come across as a little corny. But for exactly that reason—to let go of your inhibitions and lean into something more lighthearted and liberating—you might want to give it a shot in the first place.
By Gabrielle Martins3 years ago in Confessions
Get to Know Me
This article was inspired by the following piece by Mother Combs... 1. My favorite Christmas movie is How the Grinch Stole Christmas with Jim Carrey. I've thought it was adorable for as long as I can remember. It has some catchy songs, in my opinion, too.
By Rene Peters3 years ago in Confessions
Scars of Resilience. Content Warning.
The first assault was a whisper. Not a literal one, but the insidious kind. It came from the corner of the playground, from the mouth of a boy with eyes like chips of ice. "You're not like the other girls," he hissed, his words dripping with malice. "You're different."
By Rupankar Nandi3 years ago in Confessions
Three Moments
I feel like there is something I should have been told… 1. I was on a social media site, watching a video related to racism in the USA. I decided to repost it to friends whom I knew would be very interested in the issues covered. I received a very pointed message from a former student. Apparently, I did not set them up with a “trigger warning”. This bothered me, and I made it clear that life did not come with one, I never received one when I was being mistreated over my race, and that the rest of the world did not deserve to be coddled and protected from the true ugliness out there. My correspondent countered with the idea that movies come with ratings, so why can’t I provide a warning much in the same way? Right, the movies… A system of ratings created by the same industry in order to protect their backs from the press and local government (Hollywood is always out for itself; it is a real show business). I really did not know what to say, so I did not say a thing. I just make sure not to share these videos with this student (and should I mention that we are of the same race?)
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Confessions
Lost Memories Epidemic
In the clamoring city by Memory City, a quiet plague grabs hold, denying its residents of their most treasured belonging — recollections. The hero, an apparently common individual named Alex Harper, awakens one day with a psyche absent any and all memories. As the city dives into an aggregate amnesiac fog, Alex sets out on an excursion to recuperate their own recollections as well as to uncover a covered truth that holds the way in to the pandemic.
By JAMAL EZZ3 years ago in Confessions
20 Incredible Kids with Superpowers Unveiled
In a world where dreams of superpowers come alive, prepare to be astonished as we unveil the top 20 extraordinary kids with mind-boggling abilities. These real-life superheroes are not the product of comic books or movies but walk among us with powers that defy imagination.
By nombulelo3 years ago in Confessions
The Art of Letting Go: Redefining Dreams and Rebuilding Self-Identity
6:13 p.m. on December 1, 2023 A tremendous burden of emotions engulfs me as the sun sets on the first day of December. I'm on the verge of tears, the weight of an unusually difficult year weighing heavily on my mind. The desire for a brighter 2024 is tempered by the hard truth that life's challenges have grown more difficult year after year. My musings in the midst of job hunting dive into the labyrinth of mourning, a process that has become an unintentional companion on my stormy path.
By Courtanae Heslop3 years ago in Confessions
Back to December
What is that saying thats been going around? 2022 broke me, 2023 destroyed me, and 2024 is my comback? I think thats how it goes. 2022 was defiantly the year that broke me, and this year well yes it did destroy me badly. There have been good moments, moments I am so proud of. But for the most part this year has been experiencing pain I haven't in many years. I am proud of the fact that I was able to go on a week long trip alone, for the first time since 2018. It was a trip that I needed for so many reasons. I got to experience a full week alone, in a small town and state where no one knew me. I stayed in a cheap hotel right off the highway, and behind it was a quiet fishing pond that hardly anyone was using. I sat on the deck of that pond most of the days I was there, thinking and reflecting. Knowing I was originally supposed to be here with someone I considered to be the love of my life was a little gut wrenching. But I also felt empowered that I took the trip anyways, finally doing something for myself and not worry about what others thought.
By Kimmiekins43 years ago in Confessions
What My Therapist Doesn't Know. Top Story - December 2023.
It's a freezing day in December, almost Christmas. My breath puffs out like clouds of cigarette smoke in the clear night air of the motel parking lot. At the moment, I wish it was cigarette smoke because I can't remember being this nervous in a very long time. Maybe the Christmas Eve service twenty years ago, when a pushy grandmother shoved her mini-skirted teen granddaughter up to the piano in our little Baptist Church and plopped an unfamiliar piece of music before me, stating, "Missy is going to sing. Play this."
By Tina D'Angelo3 years ago in Confessions
