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!"

Tempering The Ego
The Ego can either be your best friend or your worst enemy. It can drive us forward to make progress in different areas of your lives, but it can also detract from us by setting our expectations too high and in not actually challenging ourselves to see if our ego is being realistic. Ego, to me, is a holistic sense of our abilities, capabilities, and our possibilities. For the ego to not go out of control, it has to be tamed and to be done so repeatedly.
By Ben W3 years ago in Humans
Leaving Home to Find Home
In the quaint little town of Sonaipur, nestled amidst the verdant hills, lived a young man named Arjun. With eyes that sparkled like the morning sun and dreams that soared higher than the eagles in the sky, he had a heart full of wanderlust. But life in Sonaipur was simple and limited, and Arjun yearned for something more, something beyond the borders of his small town.
By Ron Kale3 years ago in Humans
Barbie
Once upon a time in the enchanting world of Dollville, there lived a brave and adventurous Barbie named Serena. She was the most beautiful girl of her era. She had vibrant pink hair and a sparkle in her eyes that charmed everyone she met. Serena was no ordinary Barbie; she possessed a magical necklace that granted her the ability to talk to animals and control the elements. Infact everyone was so obsessed and impressed by her because she was so attractive and impressive.
By Hiba khan3 years ago in Humans
The Whispered Myth. Content Warning.
In the quaint village of Serenity Falls, nestled amid lush green valleys and rolling hills, there was a peculiar legend that had been passed down from generation to generation. It was a whispered myth, rarely spoken of in the open, and shrouded in mystery and embarrassment. The myth centered around the act of masturbation and the beliefs surrounding it.
By Amirthalingam 3 years ago in Humans
FUNNY STORY BETWEEN TWO FRIENDS
Once upon a time in the quirky town of Giggleville, there were three inseparable friends: Tom, Jerry, and Harry. They were known for their mischievous antics and infectious laughter that echoed through the streets.
By best creators 3 years ago in Humans
The Weight of the Heart
Once upon a time in a bustling city, amidst the constant hustle and bustle, there were two individuals, Sarah and Michael. Both carried the burden of obesity, facing daily battles with their self-esteem and the judgmental eyes of society. Little did they know that their paths would intertwine in the most unexpected and heartwarming way.
By Adam Olaiya3 years ago in Humans
Charity Is For a Good Cause
Charity Is For A Good Cause We are very lucky to have a home, have a family, go to school or work and to have food and water on the table every day. But we mustn’t forget, some people aren’t as lucky as us, and need donations and charity to survive. That is where we come in. When we don't need something anymore, why not donate it to a local charity instead of binning it? In this essay I will cover three reasons more people should donate to charities. Such as: donating makes you feel good, donating increases personal morals and values, and donating encourages others to do the same.
By Aashini Rastogi3 years ago in Humans
Embracing Shadows
In a bustling city, amidst the cacophony of life, lived a young man named Ethan. He was known for his infectious laughter and warm smile, but beneath the facade of happiness lay a darkness that engulfed him. Ethan battled with a relentless foe – depression, a cloud that cast shadows over his once vibrant spirit.
By Azubuike Johnson Okachi3 years ago in Humans
18 Signs Your Dog's Favorite Person Is You
A Professionally Formatted Exposition on Fathoming Canine Devotion Upon closely scrutinizing our canine companions, an enchanting repertoire of affectionate gestures emerges. Their language of love, though at times enigmatic, holds intriguing cues for the discerning observer. While some signs are overt, like tail-wagging upon your return, others are more discreet, such as their behavior during slumber. To unlock the mystery of their hearts, let us embark on a captivating journey of comprehension.
By David C. Connor3 years ago in Humans
Common Pitfalls in Puppy Ownership and How to Avoid Them
Delaying Puppy Training: One prevalent mistake is postponing training until the puppy is older. The misconception may arise from believing there is ample time to train them since they are young or not wanting to put a baby pup to work immediately. However, this approach fosters bad habits that become challenging to break as they grow older. It is, in fact, best to commence training as soon as the pup arrives home. Puppy brains are like sponges during their early days, making it the perfect time to establish good habits and prevent unwanted behaviors. Early training also fosters a positive, trusting bond between the owner and the pup, making it a rewarding experience for both parties.
By David C. Connor3 years ago in Humans
Unraveling the Complexities of Deception
Lying, an intricate facet of human behavior, has been a subject of fascination and study throughout history. As a social species, humans communicate, interact, and build relationships, and lying becomes a tool that can be both helpful and harmful. Understanding why humans lie is essential in comprehending the complexities of our nature and how we navigate the intricate web of social dynamics. This essay explores various psychological, social, and evolutionary factors that contribute to the prevalence of lying among humans.
By Nathan Davis3 years ago in Humans
A Timeless Bond
In the heart of a quaint little town, nestled amidst lush greenery and blooming flowers, lived two young souls - Lily and Emma. From the moment they met as kindergarteners, an unbreakable bond of friendship was woven, destined to stand the test of time. This is the story of their enduring friendship, a journey filled with laughter, tears, and a profound sense of belonging.
By ashna khurram3 years ago in Humans