friendship
C.S Lewis got it right: friendship is born when one person says to another: "What! You too? I thought I was the only one!"
Friendship Blossoms
In the vibrant town of Meadowvale, where the laughter of children echoed in the air, lived Emma and Noah. Their friendship, forged in the crucible of shared dreams and unspoken understanding, was a sanctuary of comfort in the ebb and flow of life's uncertainties. Little did they know that the emotional landscape of their connection was about to undergo a transformation—one that would test the delicate boundary between friendship and romance.
Identity and Acceptance
In the small town of Crestwood, where the sun dipped low, casting golden hues on quiet streets, lived Lily and Alex. Their friendship had been forged in the crucible of youth, a bond that transcended shared laughter and secret dreams. As they entered the tumultuous terrain of adolescence, the emotional landscape shifted, revealing uncharted territories of self-discovery and acceptance.
Good luck succeeding if you have social anxiety
It is already difficult to be successful in this world. Financial literacy is not required in schools and college is very expensive and in most cases not needed. You can just go to a trade school or a certification program and make about the same money. Trying to succeed with side hustles can be difficult because selling or getting people to watch your videos is a chore. If you post videos on many social media platforms you have to be careful of trolls but they are worse if you do satire or doing responses like reading a reddit story. Recently (at the time I am writing this) a woman did a reddit story about a woman that wanted her father to pay for her wedding but didn't want him to give her away. Of course people stitched her video and left out the fact she says it was a reddit story and it is mentioned in her description. You can imagine how she was treated. Another woman made a satirical video about suing her parents for her being born without her consent. Again she had satire in her description. Most people are too weak to comprehend what you are trying to do, read the description or apologize if they make a mistake. Yesterday (at the time of writing this) I made a satirical video that I had to delete which was me pretending to be a nasty boss that doesn't give raises. I wrote satire in the description but no one bothered to read.
Ferrari KingPublished 4 months ago in HumansReasons Why English Is Not the US's Official Language
English is not the official language of the United States, despite popular perception. It is, in reality, one of the unique nations on Earth that does not recognize any official language. We need to go back to the US's founding and the lofty goals of the Founding Fathers to comprehend why.
Francis DamiPublished 4 months ago in HumansVocal Visionaries #200
On cold days like today. You make your favorite cup of coffee or hot cocoa. Sit next to a fire or the windows and watch the snow fall. You even watch the leaves fall if the weather is like that. You reminisce about the experience you‘be had and what happens next. You find something so great as this platform where you can experience your thoughts and exercise your creativity. To much wonderment of how far this collection will go. To grow as big and for as long as it has you can’t help but be grateful. Though, the work doesn’t end. Much to still learn and express.
The Simplest but Least Talked-About Hack to Life
Growing up, my family had a neighbor who we rarely saw eye to eye. As fate would have it, an orange tree sprouted right between the property line. Although it didn't belong to either of us, it sure made the yard more colorful.
Victory Harry IzevbekhaiPublished 4 months ago in HumansAries and Cancer — The Impulsive Nurturing Relationship
The love compatibility between Aries and Cancer is an interesting topic in astrology. Aries, the wild and impulsive sign, and Cancer, the nurturing and sensitive character, have unique personalities. This can make a successful relationship between these two signs challenging but possible.
Zondra Dos AnjosPublished 4 months ago in HumansPick a Card: What is Coming Next?
It’s crucial to know where we are in life and where to go next, and to be able to do this, we must know what energies are coming into our lives. So, what is coming next in your life? In this reading, I will explore what might happen soon.
Zondra Dos AnjosPublished 4 months ago in Humans- Top Story - January 2024
Multipotentiality and All That Jazz
I learned a new word this week: MULTIPOTENTIALITY. Honestly, I don’t even know if it is a real word, but as I sit here and type this into a word document and it isn’t underlined in red, I am inclined to think it is. It was just a comment someone left on a social media post, and probably meant to be relatively empowering yet casual, but let me tell you- that word hit me with the weight of a thousand stars. Multipotentiality.
Morgan LongfordPublished 4 months ago in Humans Does Relationship have to be so difficult?
Does Relationship have to be so difficult? In the complex web of human relationships, partnerships are frequently praised as the source of great happiness as well as significant obstacles. Many people have always wondered: Does being in a relationship have to be that difficult? Through the unraveling of myths around the apparent difficulties of relationships and the illumination of ways to traverse the complexity of human connection with grace and understanding, we set out on a trip through the complexities of love in this inquiry.
Ahwaan DashPublished 4 months ago in HumansExploring Compatibility
Introduction In any relationship, we can never subvert the meaning of shared interests. These normal interests act as a strong glue that unites spouses, encouraging a feeling of connection and understanding. Notwithstanding, it is likewise essential to perceive the role of variety in a relationship and how it contributes to self-awareness and the common turn of events.
mabel BridgePublished 4 months ago in HumansIran's Missile Strike on Pakistan and the Fallout
The volatile sands of the Middle East shifted again on Tuesday, January 16th, 2024, as missiles ripped through the fabric of peace between Iran and Pakistan. In a brazen act, Iran launched airstrikes on Pakistani soil, targeting supposed hideouts of the Jaish al-Adl militant group. This explosive event throws a fresh layer of uncertainty across the region, leaving behind a trail of devastation, anger, and the potential for further unrest.
Muhammad Yasin ZararPublished 4 months ago in Humans