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Saturday Date
After a short day sleep she opened her eyes and smiled. The evening sun colored the window into pink and was gradually fading away. It was Saturday, the usual day of the date. She had been waiting for the whole week and as the days passed her excitement grew higher and stronger. She had been to the beauty salon the day before and now looked into the mirror to examine the curves of her darkened eyebrows and the newly glowing shade of her hair. She took a shower and massaged her skin with fragrant oil. Will it be black or violet for today? She couldn’t definitely tell what she liked more, neither in the shop nor here in front of the wardrobe. Finally she chose a lace underwear and a dress, applied her makeup and a little French “Fleur Narcotique”, and waved her hair. The time was 8.30, half an hour left. She felt she was hungry but she couldn’t eat, something pressed inside her belly like being glued, and her legs were hardly controlled as though they were made of cotton. In the kitchen she sliced some pears and took out a half-empty bottle of the elegant dry martini, her favorite. It was a specially bought and kept bottle, just for “weekend flavor” as they preferred to use it.
By Tory Karavel3 years ago in Humans
Coping with Critical Times in a Relationship
Relationships are like ships sailing through the vast sea of life. While many moments are filled with joy and tranquility, there are times when the waters become turbulent and the journey becomes challenging. These critical times in a relationship can be caused by various factors such as disagreements, external pressures, personal struggles, or changes in circumstances. Coping with such critical times is an essential skill for maintaining healthy and lasting relationships. In this essay, we will explore the common challenges faced during critical times in relationships and provide the best solutions to navigate these troubled waters.
By Monehin Feyisara3 years ago in Humans
Unlocking the Art of Captivation
In the labyrinth of love and desire, there exists an art form that has bewitched hearts for centuries. It's the art of captivation, the subtle dance of attraction, and the thrilling game of making someone chase you. Whether you're embarking on a new romance or looking to reignite the flames of an existing one, understanding this art can be the key to unlocking a world of passion and connection that knows no bounds.
By Mfonobong Akpan3 years ago in Humans
Leaving a Relationship for Self-Growth
For those who may be going through a similar experience, I want to share my story. It's important to remember that trusting your intuition is always okay, even if it means leaving a relationship that may seem good on the surface.
By Precious Lee3 years ago in Humans
Iconic Encounters: Djokovic and Messi Cross Paths at New York's Finest Eatery
As the bustling streets of New York City continue to welcome diverse talents and personalities, a recent rendezvous between two global icons has sent waves of excitement through sports enthusiasts and fans alike. Tennis sensation Novak Djokovic and football maestro Lionel Messi crossed paths in the vibrant city, marking a momentous occasion that underscored the magnetic pull of sportsmanship and camaraderie.
By Sabuj Maity3 years ago in Humans
Knowing Love
Every time singles ask me the question; how do I know my partner loves me? I always turn the question to them by asking how you know you are loved. I do this because I want them to see their responsibility in the whole love matrix. You should be more concerned about giving love than receiving love because true love does not look for its own. In one of our relationship programs, a friend answered the question by saying that she could not explain it or fully describe it, but that she could feel it. Hmmm, but is love something that you feel, see, or experience?
By Samuel Praise Atuluku3 years ago in Humans
True love
Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a kind-hearted but poor man named David. He had been battling a critical illness for years, which had left him weak and unable to work. Despite his circumstances, David always had a smile on his face and a positive outlook on life.
By Nathan Moyo3 years ago in Humans







