breakups
When it comes to breakups, pain is inevitable, but Humans thinks that suffering is optional.
Time For Change
I almost allowed the door to slam shut behind me. Almost. Not dramatic enough, though. Not for the ending I’d envisioned, and I wanted this to be perfect. As perfect as my beautiful foot right now, wedged in the door. A perfectly pedicured foot in a silk stocking, in a brand new Jimmy Choo. A perfect and expensively adorned leg.
By Beth Croft6 years ago in Humans
Get over your abusive ex and earn 6 figures 🔥
So what’s amazing about These articles are they are at completely different stages of my life some bits of the article are from an extremely bad place in my life I had just been cheated on I had a three month old baby and I was completely and utterly broken betrayed violated in every single way but I also write in the life I live now and the gratitude and the abundance I am purely at peace
By Sophie Rose 🌹 6 years ago in Humans
I Will Learn to Let Go
Letting go is never easy. We hold-on to objects that seem to hold so much meaning, to ideas that will never grow beyond a rich fantasy...and to people that show so much potential. We hold on. We grip with so much mental effort it is exhausting. This year, I am learning to let go.
By Alison Cheesman6 years ago in Humans
Mutual Transgressions
There are four of us now. I’m sure he never thought that we’d find each other like this, but here we are. Of course, his implicit narcissism is how I found him out in the first place-he kept his literal little black book in the nightstand next to the same bed where our shared sins had played out.
By Ashley Peters6 years ago in Humans
September 8th
I always thought I was a loving person. At least I used the word a lot. It's a mistake a lot of us make I think. "I love pizza" "I LOVE that movie" "I love you"... We toss that word around without really taking the time to figure out what it really is. No judgements over here, I was careless with my idea of love at one point too. Little did I know that I would be put in a position where my entire concept of love would be challenged and completely revised.
By Kaye Thompson6 years ago in Humans
2020 Tested My Life Plan
January 2020 To start the year, I was happy, or I thought I was. I lived with my fiancé and was getting ready to move in March. We had been together for 6 years and engaged for 2 years. We picked our wedding date to be January 23, 2021. Everything was okay. I was content with my relationship. I had thoughts that maybe I was making a mistake. Something just didn’t feel right in the relationship. I was constantly envious of close friends sharing how much they loved their partner or expressing love without a feeling of embarrassment or shame. I was embarrassed to show love in public (i.e. holding hands, small pecks on the lips/cheeks), but I still wanted those things. Anytime I tried that with my partner, he would question me or give me a weird look, so I stopped trying. We stopped going on dates after the first few months of dating. Only on our anniversary, we would go out to eat or stay in and order something. I thought this was normal. Neither of us showed that we wanted to change that, until I did.
By Amarise Knapick6 years ago in Humans





