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!"
"Unseen Connections: The Story of Meera and Kabir"
Two strangers, Meera and Kabir, bumped into each other by chance. It was a cold winter morning and the park in this busy city was where they both set in to spend some time alone on the benches, each musing over her book or enjoying her cup of coffee while watching the world move at such speed. He looked for a quiet spot to sit and read. She was sitting next to the window of a densely packed bus, eyeing the empty seat next to her when he asked if he could sit down beside her; she nodded with a polite smile. They spent that day barely exchanging more than a few words, yet something unspoken brought them together.
By Amandeep Singh2 years ago in Humans
Hate or Love
Vocal: A Story of Hate or Love" It was a set stage, but with lights low, so the audience whispered so, silent and quiet, in anticipation they all slowly came. Vocal is known for singing in town; she appears on stage alone. Her heart-stopping voice can shatter or mend hearts as they whisper down.
By Usman Zafar2 years ago in Humans
To Tektal and Fellow Creators!. Top Story - November 2024.
To Tektal and many others, It may seem strange to address a letter of gratitude to someone, like yourself, Tektal, who until September 2023, did not exist. As merely an extraterrestrial figment of my imagination, you provided me with one of the most important moments of my writing career—an actual bona fide win in Vocal's Extraterrestrial Challenge.
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Humans
"Beyond Labels: The Unspoken Bond of Neha and Aryan"
Neha and Aryan, two childhood friends, had every single secret, every dream, every fear over the years because they grew up together in a small village. "Their friendship is like a bond from past lives." Yet, this kind of relationship could never be typical of any romance. It was just something deeper, more unique than either of them could define.
By Amandeep Singh2 years ago in Humans
The Tough Guy Image: What’s the Cost?
Are you a girl? Why are you upset? Boys are expected to be strong and lead their families without showing emotion. Society has imposed strict norms on how both genders should behave, which often prevents individuals from expressing their true selves and fulfilling their needs. This creates a non-responsive environment where men cannot, and should not, cry, and women can never be feminine or strong enough. This leads to extreme covering of one's truth with many psychological issues and a lack of vulnerability. This article discusses how expectations and societal ideals transform males to suppress emotions for long-lasting repurcussions.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Humans
10 Signs of Relationship Insecurity on Social Media
In the digital world we live in now, social media has a big impact on relationships, both making them stronger and weaker. There are a lot of ways to meet, share, and celebrate love on social media, but it can also make people feel insecure and question their choices. It's important to know these signs of relationship insecurity on social media if you want to build trust and have healthy, open conversations with your partner. Here, we talk about the most common signs of relationship fear on social media and how to deal with them in a healthy way.
By Relationship Guide2 years ago in Humans
Timothy. Top Story - November 2024.
I’m sitting on the floor of the high school gym, yawning at the monotone promises of Student Council candidates. Picking the neon-pink polish from my nails, I glance up to see a young man dressed in white robes stepping up to the podium. Suddenly, I’ve forgotten my nails. The hubbub in the audience goes up a notch as this bearded presidential hopeful announces that his campaign speech will be a reading from John Lennon: In His Own Write.
By Marie Wilson2 years ago in Humans
How To Talk About Your Feelings Without Fear
How to Talk About Your Feelings Without Fear Have you ever held back from sharing your true feelings? You're not alone. Talking about our feelings can be scary, but it's key to deep connections and good mental health. What if we could do it with confidence and ease?
By LaMarion Ziegler2 years ago in Humans
Harmony in the Cacophony
Dear Jen When my parents decided to pull up roots and hastily replant them in Sterling City, I lost my already tenuous grasp on life, becoming an anchorless vessel tossed violently at sea. The reality of moving did not take hold in my teenage mind because I was conditioned to put on a brave face when challenged with uncertainty. I remember talking to those around us before the move. My friends at school cried and wrote their phone numbers on lined notebook paper hastily torn from their school binders. My neighbors lamented that their best babysitter would now be seventy-five miles away. At church, one of the kind ladies I sang with in the choir told me she was praying for me to find one special friend at my new school.
By Lindsay R.2 years ago in Humans
