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!"
A Note on Toxic Femininity
When it comes to the subject of gender, the subject of toxic masculinity and its detrimental effects on individuals in society is rightfully given a lot of attention. However, it is equally important to shed light on another aspect of gender dynamics, inequality, and equality: toxic femininity. Toxic femininity refers to the adherence to harmful gender norms and stereotypes that enable and continue the subjugation, oppression, discrimination, and inequality of women, often at the expense of their well-being and the well-being of others in society.
By Alna Armonia3 years ago in Humans
Cracking the Code of Comradery
Discovering your tribe—a group of people who share your interests, values, and passions—can make all the difference in a world where isolation is a common occurrence. Finding your tribe can bring you a sense of acceptance, inspiration, and encouragement that can enhance your life in many ways. This can happen through online forums, in-person get-togethers, or mutually beneficial activities. In this blog, we will talk about why it’s important to have connections and give tips on how to find your group of people in person or online. We will also share ways to create strong relationships that can make your life better.
By Taeja Williams3 years ago in Humans
A Parade of Shoes. Top Story - February 2024.
Shoes! So many shoes! Worn, black running shoes bounding past; shiny, red stilettos tap, tap tapping on by; white slides gliding along; steel toe caps clomping back in the opposite direction. Numbly I gaze at my feet… hunched over, my head a leaden kettlebell propped between my clammy hands… elbows resting on skinny knees.
By Angie the Archivist 📚🪶3 years ago in Humans
Understanding and Supporting Your Moody Teenage Daughter: A Parent's Guide
I’m so so ashamed of this. My daughter is 13. I adopted her last year. She is my husband’s biological child, but the biological mother hasn’t been in the picture since my daughter was 18 months old. I genuinely love the girl and want the very best for her, but holy hell I don’t LIKE her.
By sagar dhital3 years ago in Humans
Gardruth:A Beacon of Love and Strength
In the huge embroidery of mankind's set of experiences, there are endless ladies who have made permanent imprints upon the world, molding the course of our aggregate story. As we observe Global Ladies' Day in the Time of the Winged serpent 2024, I end up pondering the existence of one exceptional lady who has been a persevering through wellspring of motivation and direction in my life: my grandma, Gardruth.
By Positive World3 years ago in Humans
Tori
I first met Tori when I was in a homeless shelter in Philadelphia for around a year, I had done all the proper things; like finding work, fees & savings, any paperwork and whatever else that was required of me, then near the end of my time there, I kept on seeing this woman coming by. It was on one of her visits that I was called to the back office, and I entered the office to meet with three people; the shelter director, a woman from the housing authority and Tori, who turned out was from a group called Resource for Human Development/Family Shelter Support Team (aka: RHD/FaSST Connections). It took me around a week to do what was needed to be done, but it was all done proper, I got the keys to my apartment and couldn't get out of that shelter fast enough.
By Timothy E Jones3 years ago in Humans
What’s the “Situation” With Modern Love & Heartbreak?
During my high school and college tenure, the word "situationship" hadn't yet been popularized, but the concept certainly was. If you're unfamiliar with the term, it might be because the idea is ambiguous in and of itself.
By Ashley Tripp3 years ago in Humans
Valentine's Ashes
“What is love? Oh baby, don’t hurt me… Don’t hurt me…no more…” - What Is Love – Haddaway (1993) It is interesting to me to reflect on the fact that the moment I saw this challenge – Love Unraveled – I thought of this mid-90s hit and its very bitter heart within the beats. Looking over the lyrics, it feels as though I am not alone in my feelings about love.
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Humans
A True Relationship is two imperfect people refusi - tymoff
Introduction The quote "A true relationship is two imperfect people refusing to give up on each other" by Tim Moellering encapsulates the essence of authentic connections between individuals. In this comprehensive exploration, we'll delve into the meaning behind this quote, dissecting the dynamics of genuine relationships, the beauty of imperfection, and the resilience required to nurture lasting bonds.
By Informative Blog3 years ago in Humans
