fact or fiction

Is it fact or merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the myths and beliefs we hold about our family dynamics, traditions, and if there's such thing as a 'perfect family.'

Beyond the Portal: A Tale of Siblings' Exploration, Science and Survival
Once upon a time, in a land far far away, there lived two brothers named Iniyan and Mozhiyan and two sisters named Ezhili and Yazhini. They were a close-knit family and enjoyed going on adventures together. One day, they decided to go on a camping trip to a dense forest that was known for its beauty and serenity.
By Success Starts Here 4 years ago in Families
"Mastering Time Management: Strategies for Increased Productivity and Improved Work-Life Balance"
Time management is the process of planning and organizing how to allocate time effectively and efficiently. It involves setting goals, prioritizing tasks, and using strategies to make the most of your time. Effective time management can lead to increased productivity, improved work-life balance, and reduced stress.
By Ajin C Jose4 years ago in Families
Special Events
Christmas was always a special time of year. Mother always was armed with her camera and was always ready to start taking pictures. What a wonderful time of year just after we got home from church.
By Lorne Vanderwoude4 years ago in Families
A Story of Love and Perseverance
Introduction The Smith family is a close-knit group of individuals who have faced their fair share of challenges throughout the years. Despite the difficulties they have encountered, the family has always managed to come out stronger and more united than ever before. This is the story of the Smith family, and how the love and perseverance of the couples within it have helped them to overcome the obstacles that life has thrown their way.
By Anandh Manickam4 years ago in Families
Best Thing In Life
The best things in life are those that bring us joy and fulfillment. While these may vary from person to person, some of the greatest joys come from experiences and memories. These can include spending time with family and friends, exploring the outdoors, and engaging in meaningful activities.
By Your VJ4 years ago in Families
12 Genuine Signs of Intelligence
12 Genuine Signs of Intelligence Have you ever encountered someone who really wanted everyone to think they were smart? And whether they were using big words or just flaunting their nerdy hobby, it was quite obvious that they weren't as bright as they tried to appear.
By Murahari A H4 years ago in Families
The Secret to Understanding Humans
Is it possible to understand everyone at a deep and meaningful level, to get what really matters to people, no matter how different they are from you?
By Murahari A H4 years ago in Families
The 10 Habits that will Make You More Attractive and Get People to Like You
The 10 Habits that will Make You More Attractive and Get People to Like You Most people think that being attractive is all about being good looking. Indeed, some people are blessed with natural good looks. They go through most of their lives benefitting from their pleasing physical appearance. But, attraction has to do with much more than your face, body, hair or clothes. Here are 10 habits that you can start implementing into your daily life that will make you instantly more attractive - regardless of your physical appearance!
By Murahari A H4 years ago in Families
11 Things Women Want You to Do but Won’t Tell You
11 Things Women Want You to Do but Won’t Tell You Regardless of how much you know about women, one thing’s for sure: they don't always tell men exactly what they want.
By Murahari A H4 years ago in Families
Exploring the Interests of a Modern Dad:
Exploring the Interests of a Modern Dad: From Electric Cars to Fine Art As a 36-year-old husband and father of a 4-year-old son, I have a diverse set of interests that keep me busy and fulfilled. I work in the automotive industry, specifically in electric cars, and I couldn't be more excited about the future of sustainable transportation. As a fan of Tesla, I love learning about the latest advancements in electric vehicle technology and discussing them with others who share the same passion. I have been following the latest developments in the electric car industry for many years, and I am impressed with the progress that has been made. Electric cars are becoming more affordable and accessible to the general public, and it is an exciting time to be a part of this change.
By Mina Tawedros4 years ago in Families
What is Cluster Feeding and How To Manage Cluster Feeding
Explanation for Cluster Feeding Cluster feeding is a term used to describe when a breastfed baby will want to nurse multiple times in a row. It is a completely normal phase where your baby feeds more frequently, because they’re going through a growth spurt. Cluster feeding allows your baby to “tank up” and get ready for longer night sleep. It also signals your body to ramp up milk production during growth spurts. Kelly Bonyata, BS and IBCLC from the ever popular website KellyMom, says this, “Cluster feeding, also called bunch feeding, is when babies space their shorter feeds within a short period of time.” Cluster feeding is when your baby feeds closer together at specific times in the day and then has longer stretches where they don't feed. The growing business can be tough for little ones. Your baby, at any given point, may seem insatiable while you're nursing. Cluster feeding is also an opportune time to begin tackling the never-ending stack of thank you notes that continue piling up long after you have a baby.
By Basith Ahmed4 years ago in Families
Crying and Emotional Wellness
You can smile in public and you can express anger aggressively in the same public. But to cry your heart out, you need privacy. A private room, a pillow, or at least one hand is needed to cover the crying. Man considers crying as a dishonour. Although when he was born he was not born laughing or showing anger. It is only through crying that the newborn baby is confirmed to be healthy. From birth to the age until he speak, he uses crying as a language to express sleep, hunger, illness, and playful needs. In other words, man grows by crying. But why does he consider crying to be a disgrace as he grows up? Why does he think it is an act of bowing his head in shame?
By Tuān4 years ago in Families