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!"
- Top Story - March 2024
This Is Me... Now
Like many, witnessing the events leading up to and during the Black Lives Matter uprisings of 2020 changed me. In the past, comments about other’s perceptions of my Blackness made me feel disconnected from other Black people. However, seeing the ever-growing list of names and faces of beautiful Black men, women, and children meeting horrific ends at the hands of police, neighborhood watchmen, and the occasional Karen, along with other injustices, forced me to not only take back my Blackness from those people but own it.
Jonathan ApolloPublished 29 days ago in Humans Amsterdam
At night, Ana heard voices downstairs. She was scared but went to see. Her mom and uncle talked to a stranger in black clothes. The man said Jews were being killed in Amsterdam.
ShaneClarkPublished 29 days ago in HumansExploring the Physical and Mental Effects of Abstaining from Sex
The story captures Sarah's journey through celibacy with authenticity and resilience, offering a nuanced exploration of her self-discovery and personal growth.
Lessons from Failure
Today, we convene to embark on a profound exploration of one of life's most compelling and instructive phenomena: lessons gleaned from failure. In the crucible of human experience, failure stands not as a testament to defeat, but rather as a crucible for growth, resilience, and the cultivation of a steadfast mindset. As we navigate the labyrinth of existence, it is inevitable that we encounter setbacks, stumbling blocks, and moments of disillusionment. Yet, it is precisely in these moments of adversity that the seeds of resilience are sown, and the indomitable spirit of the human condition finds its fullest expression.
Gautam BhardwajPublished about a month ago in HumansWhen you dream about someone, what does it mean for you?
It is common for dreams about a particular person to mirror recent interactions, thoughts, or emotions you have had with that person. This is an indication that the person in question plays a vital role in your day-to-day life or in your subconscious mind.
Jacob DamianPublished about a month ago in HumansFinal Fantasy
We cant be friends but i want to pretend. Pretend that you said yes. Pretend that you said sorry and want to try and make it work. I want to pretend that you felt the same sparks as I. To think you made me feel like no one else did and yet, I shared with you my heart, my love. You pushed me away because you couldn’t process. You pushed me away when you didn’t understand. When you didn’t get what a pure of heart is. What it feels like to get natural love and care.
How Taylor Swift’s tour de force is a call to a New Era
Taylor Swift's outstanding achievements are a part of a progressive cultural transformation — Taylor's work is leading the political empowerment of women. The joy Swift has brought forth must be the currency that guides us in the future.
Josh ClementsPublished about a month ago in HumansThe Guardian: A Journey with the Torntisc Kids Smart Watch
The Modern Parenting Dilemma In the fast-paced world of modern parenting, there exists a constant struggle between ensuring the safety of our children and granting them the freedom to explore and grow. For parents like Anna, this dilemma weighed heavily on her mind as she watched her young daughter, Emily, venture out into the world.With each passing day, Anna found herself grappling with the fear of the unknown—the fear of losing sight of her daughter in crowded places, the fear of her wandering off and getting lost, the fear of being unable to protect her from harm. Determined to find a solution, Anna began her search for a device that would provide her with peace of mind—a device that would keep her connected to her daughter no matter where she went.
Efetobore OrukelePublished about a month ago in HumansWhat Happens to Our Social Circles as We Age?
The actors may change in the grand theatre of life, but the play continues. Friendship, an integral part of the human experience, is no exception to this rule. Friendship changes. It goes from childhood sandbox alliances to adulthood's complex social webs. It is in constant flux, shaped by the passage of time. But what exactly happens to our social circles as we age? Is there a science behind the friendships we make, keep, or let drift away? They drift away like boats untethered from their docks. This story delves into the complex dynamics of friendship. It explores how our social connections change across our lives. These changes show us about being human.
Charlene Ann Mildred BarrogaPublished about a month ago in HumansWhat Does Your Man REALLY Want?
If there is one question for which every woman wants an answer is what men want. This question crops up in the mind of every woman be it be a teenager going on her first date; a newly wedded wife getting ready for her husband to return from work; a single woman waiting to find the right man; a divorcee trying to rebuild her life.
Artical MediaPublished about a month ago in HumansWhat Does Your Woman REALLY Want?
The behavior of women is as much of a mystery to men as that of men is to women. However, one thing is certain. The women love to be wooed. They want to be pursued. They want to be courted. They want men to try and win their affection. It's a great psychological game that both men and women play. The winners enjoy it; the losers end up wondering what went wrong.
Artical MediaPublished about a month ago in HumansThe Ripple Effect of Generosity:
I can boldly say that we live in a world where a good number of people seek for their own benefit, trying to pursue selfish interest and personal gain, the quiet yet profound impact of generosity stands as a beacon of hope. From the smallest acts of kindness to the great gestures of philanthropy, the ripple effect of generosity knows no bounds, extending far beyond the initial act to touch lives in ways both seen and unseen.
Deji AkomolafePublished about a month ago in Humans