fact or fiction
Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores relationship myths and truths to get your head out of the clouds and back into romantic reality.
3 Pillars of Shame
Friendzoned I was the one that wanted to be your exception. The one that made the difference for you. You closed your heart to everyone and yet, once you entertained dating, I wasn’t even on the list. Friend zoned again only to be someone’s braids maid but never the bride. You laid your statement so it’s clear to me, yet I’m still led on like Nicolas cage to bees.
By The Kind Quill4 years ago in Humans
Delusional Horrors of Religions & Religionists
Western religions have come to us from a time when the favorite media was a burning bush communicating with wanderers whose brains had been baked in a middle eastern sun at a few settings too high for maintaining sanity. 2 especially overbaked were Abraham & Mohammed, one ready to kill his own son because some bush told him to & the other so confused about everything it’s the mystery of all time how he has amassed such a following. But I guess it should not be a mystery if a dork like Trump can likewise rise to an influential position in this day & age in what is supposed to be the most advanced nation on the planet in so many ways.
By Vytas Stoskus4 years ago in Humans
7,987 toilet experience is 7,987 sharpening
If it hadn't been for that interview. Xiong Suqiong is still farming in the countryside of Chongqing. After graduating from junior high school, Xiong Suqiong worked as a waiter in a small hotel in Chongqing. At the end of 1994, she read in the newspaper that Dongguan Gemstone Hotel (a three-star hotel) was looking for a job in Chongqing, so she applied for it. At that time, the hotel wanted to hire 120 waitresses in Chongqing, but more than 1,000 people applied.
By Ruban Saunders4 years ago in Humans
Theravada degree has Mahayana degree fighter Li Yanhong
When Google left the Chinese mainland market in 2010, Robin Li's Baidu won without a fight and became the dominant search company in China, forming a monopoly pattern. On the other hand, Robin Li's life was not peaceful in 2011, as he was confronted with a literary copyright dispute and CCTV's attack on his "Phoenix Nest system upgraded from competitive ranking". At the same time, emerging search engines such as Sohu Sogou, Tencent Soso, 360, and Alibaba Yitao to its launched a strong challenge, mobile Internet vigorous development, which will further expand the search industry development space.
By Mohandas York4 years ago in Humans
Life aristocrats from the slums
Poor and strong, The slum 'dishwasher' goes to Oxford Wei Ming 'en, originally from Zhuhai, Guangdong province, is a descendant of Hakka people whose parents emigrated to Britain in the early 1970s. On January 19, 1977, he was born in the East End of London, England, which is near the docks, and the residents are mostly poor laborers and immigrants. It was in such a slum with narrow streets and dense houses that Wei Ming spent his childhood.
By orlando hanafee4 years ago in Humans
The most awesome ex-soldier! I'm making a million dollars with Star Money
A Japanese professor named Yuro Handima, after studying the Jewish dealer law for more than 30 years, came to a surprising view: the poorer the people, the more they should stand in the rich. This idea was once popular around the world, driving many young people crazy and trying to get into the rich. But it soon became apparent that it was very difficult for the poor to join the rich...
By woodrow portie4 years ago in Humans
The Soup Guy
As if struggling through homelessness was not bad enough, Lisa being hungry, and not being able to afford to get anything to eat had Lisa feeling so sad, and helpless. See, Lisa knew that she could not just go out and get a job because being homeless Lisa did not have a mailing address, she did not have any forms of identification, and she had just one outfit that she wore every day. She truly had nothing. Lisa ran through every option she could think of to try and produce a way to get something to eat, and nothing she tried to do ever panned out, she really was down and out, and hopeless. Lisa even tried panhandling, but the managers of the business’s she would be sitting in front of kept chasing her away, and when she thought she had run out of things to try she vowed to herself that she was not going to give up not just yet. There had to be something she could do to get something to eat she just did not know what. Lisa was one of those homeless people that had her favorite spot to sit, and her favorite place just so happened to be on the park bench right outside of the entrance door of the local supermarket. Lisa is always sitting on the bench from the time the supermarket opened until the time that it closed then she would be in the corner of the building right next to the pop machine curled up with the tattered wool blanket that she carried with her everywhere settled in and asleep for the night. When the morning came Lisa would be right there in her usual spot sitting on the park bench outside of the entrance door, and she would sit there greeting every person as they walked in and out of the store. This did not seem to bother the patrons of the store as no one ever said anything or had her chased away, rather the patrons seemed to like her there to greet them as they came and went they would smile and greet Lisa back, and if there was ever a day that Lisa was not there to greet them some of them would ask about her. Though it was a rare occasion that Lisa would not be there to greet the patrons there came a day that Lisa happened to not be there. Lisa was not there for good reason. God had finally answered her prayers. One warm, sunny summer afternoon as Lisa was sitting on the park bench she noticed a food like looking truck that had pulled in close to the entrance driveway of the supermarket, and she watched as a single, tall stature guy got out of his truck and began setting up with a sign that read " free soup wagon, free hot soup, hot dog, juice or water." Lisa thought to herself her prayers are answered but she asked herself " is this real or am I seeing things?" She did not question it for long before she decided to walk over and see it up close. As she walked up Lisa is welcome in by a strong, friendly, and welcoming voice that said " are you hungry? Go ahead and take a look at the menu and, let me know which dinner you would like." Lisa takes five minutes to study the menu, and everything looked so good she could not decide between the two meals. She slowly approaches the wagon window and nervously looks up and says " I would like meal #2 please. The man then says " would you like crackers or bread with your meal? Lisa chose bread. Then the man says you also get a hot dog with your meal and Lisa looks up and smiles. Then the man says, " do you want water or juice?" Lisa chose the juice and as the man hands Lisa her meal he makes one more request and says to Lisa " just give thanks to the Lord." Lisa softly replies, " yes sir." and she walks away back to her spot on the park bench, she folds her hands together, bows her head, and to herself she says a little prayer thanking God for her meal. Now Lisa's battle with hunger was over. Now every Tuesday and Thursday she had a blessing in the form of a man in a soup wagon that she could always count on to feed her in her greatest time of need. Lisa was so grateful for the man in the soup wagon that she knew that no matter what she was facing she at least had the man in the soup wagon to help her through it even if it was only two days a week, she was profoundly grateful for those two days. When Lisa thought all was hopeless there was a man there to help her see that not all hope is gone, and she had the strength to continue. Thanks to the man in the soup wagon.
By Amy McGuffey4 years ago in Humans
