breakups
When it comes to breakups, pain is inevitable, but Humans thinks that suffering is optional.
Loss of a loved one
Embedded within our short existence, I find nothing quite as cruel as the loss of a loved one. Whether it be a death, a divorce, a falling out, a breakup, or a gradual slipping away, we find ourselves unquestionably aware of the pain of absence, the despair of nothingness. To lose someone is to break a promise that the future, as you have so confidently defined it through the present, will continue unaltered.
By Pondering Frog3 years ago in Humans
Decoding Matters of the Heart
Embarking on the rollercoaster of emotions that is a romantic relationship is akin to navigating uncharted waters. Is it the profound depths of true love, the whimsical dance of infatuation, or the fiery embrace of lust that fuels the connection? Let's unravel the intricacies of these emotions and delve into the signs that set each apart.
By Andzani Ashley3 years ago in Humans
“The Power Of Silence: Embracing The Art Of Holding Back”
In today's noisy and opinionated world, we often overlook the power of silence. We rush to be heard, but in doing so, we miss out on the strength and wisdom found in choosing our moments of quiet. Silence is not about withdrawing from the world, but about using it as a tool for self-awareness.
By Prosper Effegwa3 years ago in Humans
The First Time. Top Story - December 2023.
"To love and be loved is to feel the sun from both sides." — David Viscott I've fallen in love more times than I can count. I've always loved the idea of love-especially while growing up. This story takes place over ten years ago.
By Chloe Unfiltered3 years ago in Humans
Seeking Love? Why Christmas Is The Grinch Of Dating
Christmas is fast approaching, and it is supposed to be one of the best times of the year for us: a celebratory one for the whole family. It is also about love, peace, and goodwill. Yet it can be the loneliest and most stressful time for some people, with precious little goodwill in it, especially for those estranged from their families, single people seeking dates and single parents with demanding children.
By Elaine Sihera 3 years ago in Humans
Dream Whispers: Unveiling the Ethical Frontier of Dream Inception. Content Warning.
In the quiet corridors of the Dream Research Institute, Dr. Eleanor Grant hunched over her workstation, surrounded by the soft hum of machines and the flickering glow of computer screens. She was on the brink of a breakthrough in the field of dream manipulation—an experiment that could change the way humans perceived reality.
By Taimoor Khan3 years ago in Humans
To Dump or To be Dumped?
This year has been a year of many firsts, and for the first time in the span of one year, I have both dumped and been dumped. Now, normally my rate of relationships hovers somewhere around one every 4 years with a healthy smattering of single or fallow years between. But this February before the ground had even started to thaw, I was dumped by a guy who I loved. Quickly, smoothly, and moderately painlessly. It was done with the precision of a surgeon, so to not let the wound become infected. A skilful severing of two lives, so that each may thrive. And whilst I wonder now if he could be the one that got away, it was decided most definitely that he would be getting away. Just not by me.
By Kirstyn Brook3 years ago in Humans
