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Are Couples Prepared for Parenting Life?
It is a personal question, and therefore it is hard to generalise. Some couples get married thinking they want to have a child as soon as possible. Some couples do not want children.
By Daniel Lai3 years ago in Families
The Art of Less: Understanding the Rise of Minimalism and Intentional Living
In a world that is constantly demanding more of us, minimalism and intentional living have become increasingly popular. The art of less is about simplifying your life and focusing on what truly matters. It's about finding joy in the things we already have, rather than constantly seeking more. Minimalism is not just a design aesthetic, it's a way of life that can bring more peace, happiness, and fulfillment. In this post, we will explore the rise of minimalism and intentional living, the benefits of these practices, and how you can incorporate them into your own life. Whether you're looking to declutter your home, reduce your stress levels, or just live a more meaningful life, this post will provide you with the tools and inspiration you need to get started.
By Wilson Igbasi3 years ago in Families
Revolution 2
In the heart of Scandinavia, there once lived a group of fierce warriors known as the Vikings. These men were known for their strength, courage, and bravery in battle. They sailed the seas in their longships, raiding and pillaging their enemies as they went. But there was one Viking who stood out from the rest. His name was Ragnar, and he had a beard that was the envy of all the other warriors.
By Rob 3 years ago in Families
Here we go again...
07 April 2023, Friday. The time's currently at 21:01. I write this story to bring to You, the audience, hopefully a moment of laughter at my own pain administered by someone that I've grown to cherish over the years.
By Thavien Yliaster3 years ago in Families
Easter: A Joyous Celebration of Life and Faith
Celebrating Easter - Renewal and Rebirth. Easter is a major Christian holiday observed on the first Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal equinox. The holiday commemorates Jesus Christ's resurrection, which is said to have happened three days after his crucifixion crucifixion crucifixion.
By Lawrence Night3 years ago in Families
Gas Lighting: “You’re Just Being Dramatic!”
Introduction I've heard many times while talking with people, “They just blew me off and made it about themselves!”. Whether this particular phrase or a variation of the sort, no one likes to feel pushed aside, ignored or misunderstood. These feelings can lead to a lifetime of self doubt, self criticism and lack of emotional awareness. But how does it happen? Does the person doing it know they are making me feel this way? How do I know if I really am overreacting? Well I’m here to tell you that all these spiraling thoughts are completely NORMAL! It’s common to feel this way when you feel like you’ve interpreted someone’s intentions to be manipulative or selfish. It’s easy to say to these people “you just need to work on communication..” and then leave that person with a million more doubts and questions. I find the best solution is a simple step by step approach that can be done quickly within a conversation to avoid misunderstanding and hurt feelings in a relationship.
By Genuine Kaeo3 years ago in Families
The Art and Science of Cooking: Tips for Beginners
The Art and Science of Cooking: Tips for Beginners Cooking is not just a necessity for survival, but it is also an art that is enjoyed by many. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced cook, there is always something new to learn in the world of cooking. In this article, we will explore the art and science of cooking and provide some tips for beginners.
By HARIPEDIA3 years ago in Families
The Inner Critic, or how your Parents' Critical Voice turns into your Voice. The solutions to find our Balance
We all know what it's like to be criticized: harsh, accusatory or unappreciative words can make us angry, scared, saddened or hurt. These emotional experiences can cause us to have different defensive reactions in front of the person who criticizes us. We can avoid it, argue with it, or feel overwhelmed by helplessness or hopelessness. These things are easy to identify coming from an interlocutor, but when he is invisible, hidden and even represents a part of us, things are more complicated. What do we do with the inner critic?
By Bimal kanta moharana3 years ago in Families
A Mother’s Desperate Fight to See Her Baby in the Hospital
The night before my baby's operation, I lay awake anxiously. In the morning, I packed her pitifully small requirements, and we went to the hospital. She cried when they took her away. The world had contracted to the small size of her face and her clenching, waving hands. The poignancy was intolerable. I went away and walked around outside the hospital for hours. When I went back at the appointed time, the senior nurse told me that the operation had been successful and that Octavia was well. I could not believe that a mere recital of facts could thus change my fate. I stood there dumbly, wondering whether she had got the wrong name, the wrong data, the wrong message. When I got round to speaking, I asked if I could see her, and they said to come back in the morning, as she was still unconscious. Such was my nervousness that I did not ask again. I went home and wept copiously.
By hafsa 3 years ago in Families
Emotional maturity
Achieving emotional maturity is challenging. Yet as you grow emotionally, life will make more sense to you and you'll be better prepared to handle challenging relationships and circumstances.
By Muhammad Ali3 years ago in Families
The Enchanted Garden
Once upon a time in a small village nestled deep in the heart of a dense forest, there lived a young girl named Lily. Lily was known for her curiosity and adventurous spirit, and she often explored the woods around her home, despite the warnings of the villagers about the mysterious and dangerous creatures that were said to dwell there.
By Ravinder Yadav3 years ago in Families
A Blind Couple's Journey of Love and Determination
John and Mary were two blind individuals who had built a life together in a small cottage on the outskirts of a village. Despite their physical limitations, they had a deep love for each other and a strong determination to live life to the fullest. They relied on each other to navigate their way around the house, do daily tasks, and support each other emotionally.
By Tufail Khan3 years ago in Families