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!"
Café Serendipity
In the heart of the bustling city, nestled between towering buildings and crowded streets, there was a small café named Serendipity. It was an unassuming place with faded awnings and a charming facade that beckoned passersby to step inside. Little did they know, within those cozy walls, a series of serendipitous moments unfolded daily.
By Loreen soi 6 months ago in Humans
Seeking Love? Why Christmas Is The Grinch Of Dating
Christmas is fast approaching, and it is supposed to be one of the best times of the year for us: a celebratory one for the whole family. It is also about love, peace, and goodwill. Yet it can be the loneliest and most stressful time for some people, with precious little goodwill in it, especially for those estranged from their families, single people seeking dates and single parents with demanding children.
By Elaine Sihera6 months ago in Humans
The Enemy Pretending as a Good Friend
In the curious town of Crestwood, where slender roads wound their direction through columns of enchanting houses, resided Alex Reynolds. Alex was a conventional person with an unprecedented talent for making companions. His comforting grin and certified disposition drew individuals toward him like a magnet. Much to his dismay, nonetheless, that in the midst of the well disposed faces, an adversary prowled in camouflage.
By wallace Brit6 months ago in Humans
Nurturing a Partnership:. Content Warning.
In the complex dance of connections, whether individual or expert, sustaining an association is a craftsmanship that requires deliberateness and responsibility. Associations, going from heartfelt bonds to cooperative work collusions, request progressing exertion and understanding to prosper. This article investigates the multi-layered nature of encouraging solid associations and gives bits of knowledge into developing persevering and satisfying organizations.
By Artical Media6 months ago in Humans
Dream Whispers: Unveiling the Ethical Frontier of Dream Inception. Content Warning.
In the quiet corridors of the Dream Research Institute, Dr. Eleanor Grant hunched over her workstation, surrounded by the soft hum of machines and the flickering glow of computer screens. She was on the brink of a breakthrough in the field of dream manipulation—an experiment that could change the way humans perceived reality.
By Taimoor Khan6 months ago in Humans
Embracing Excellence: A Candid Conversation with Daytime Emmy Nominee Eden McCoy. Content Warning.
As anticipation builds for the 50th annual Daytime Emmy Awards, set to air live on CBS on December 15, 2023, the excitement in the soap opera world is palpable. Among the talented nominees is Eden McCoy, acclaimed for her role as Josslyn on "General Hospital." Soap Opera Digest caught up with McCoy to discuss her nomination, the moments leading up to it and her reflections on the upcoming awards night.
By World News 7 months ago in Humans
To Dump or To be Dumped?
This year has been a year of many firsts, and for the first time in the span of one year, I have both dumped and been dumped. Now, normally my rate of relationships hovers somewhere around one every 4 years with a healthy smattering of single or fallow years between. But this February before the ground had even started to thaw, I was dumped by a guy who I loved. Quickly, smoothly, and moderately painlessly. It was done with the precision of a surgeon, so to not let the wound become infected. A skilful severing of two lives, so that each may thrive. And whilst I wonder now if he could be the one that got away, it was decided most definitely that he would be getting away. Just not by me.
By Kirstyn Brook7 months ago in Humans