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!"
Community Bonds Broken: Emphasize how Evergrande's development projects often created entire communities.. Content Warning.
In the heart of Xinyuan Town, nestled amid a landscape of rolling hills and tranquil lakes, a neighborhood thrived as a testament to the transformative power of community. Evergrande's architectural marvels were not just structures; they were the cornerstones of lives interwoven through shared aspirations, bonds of friendship, and a profound sense of belonging.
By David Oerlemans10 months ago in Humans
Ditching The Fear Of Speaking to Someone You Like For The First Time
We are all nervous of speaking to strangers, especially those whom we might like or fancy. There is usually some apprehension of how the other person might react: whether they might be wondering about our real motives for contact; whether we are doing the right thing in seeking a friendship with that person and, deep down, a fear of being ignored or rejected by them.
By Elaine Sihera10 months ago in Humans
Symphony of Connections
Loneliness, a silent scourge that haunts our corners of life, often comes uninvited and unexpected, then it is so easy to overshadow, even on the brightest days and even the best moments. Loneliness slowly creeps in like a cold wind, making us feel isolated and detached from the world around us. But amidst the bleak and deep ocean of solitude, there is an extraordinary and surging power, which can enable us to break free from the shackles of loneliness and embrace the beauty of human relationships.
By liban maestro10 months ago in Humans
Fun Day Olympics
Once upon a time in the vibrant town of Meadowville, there lived four adventurous friends named Alex, Maya, Liam, and Emma. They were known throughout the town for their boundless energy and their ability to turn any situation into a fun-filled escapade.
By Fahad Ur Rehman10 months ago in Humans
Morning People Are Lying to You
Author's preface: I published a verson of this story a while back but it did not get many views or much attention. In that way, it was exactly like every other article I publish here. However, it is different from most of my other stories in two important ways. One, I remembered writing it for some reason, and, two, I decided to reserrect and republish it now for another reason I can't remember. The majority of my works I completely blank on about two seconds after I publish them, and though I do republish things often, I generally remember why I am republishing them, whereas in this case I do not. Thus, I was correct in my initial assertion that this story does differ from most of my other stories in two ways. Hopefully you can see exactly how I came to that conclusion. Just in case not I will walk you through it. So, "remembered writing it" is one way it differs from most of my other stories, since as I described above, I generally do not remember writing them, and that is obvious and clear. However the next sentence actually implies two additional ways this story differs from most of my other stories, the fact that I chose to "republish" it and the fact that I could not remember the reason I chose to republish it now. But, remember I said there were two ways it differed, not three, what gives? Recall that I also mentioned that I do republish things often and thus it could not be considered a way that this story differs from most of my previous stories. Subtract out that one way from the three initially posited ways and you end up with two ways. Case closed. I love it when a plan comes together. And oh yeah, morning people irritate the fire out of me, but guess what, I am one of them. And everyone asks me where all the self loathing comes from. lol!
By Everyday Junglist10 months ago in Humans
THE WISDOM QUEST
In a world not so different from our own, there existed a kingdom named Veridian, renowned for its lush landscapes, towering libraries, and a populace hungry for knowledge. The kingdom's greatest treasure was the Great Library of Lumina, a colossal structure that housed the accumulated wisdom of generations past. It was a sanctuary of enlightenment, where scholars, seekers, and dreamers converged to uncover the mysteries of the universe.
By Praise Francis10 months ago in Humans
How to Stay Calm, Ted Talk SUmmary (Daniel Levitin)
In his enlightening TED Talk, "How to Stay Calm When You Know You'll Be Stressed," Daniel Levitin explores the science of stress management and offers doable tips for remaining composed under pressure. The biologist and author Levitin uses his knowledge and research to explain how our brains respond to stress and offers a thorough framework for dealing with these difficulties.
By Rael Russel10 months ago in Humans
Things That Drive Men’s Obsession With Women
Throughout history, a constant has held true: the magnetic pull that drives men to become utterly fixated on women they find attractive. Love, the catalyst for this captivating obsession, fuels incessant thoughts of their beloved partners. This deep-seated infatuation has spurred men across ages to traverse great lengths, even to the ends of the Earth, in pursuit of their beloved.
By Bob Oliver10 months ago in Humans
I Hate My Girlfriend
You must be thinking, "Why would he hate his girlfriend?" Well, first of all, she is not my girlfriend. She is my friend who is a girl. HAHAHAHA I got you there. Well anyways let's proceed, "why would you hate your friend?" Well, it all started when we were still in grade 1. Her name is Jane. She caught my attention. Back then, she always cried a lot, laughed out loud, and most of all she smiles a lot. She had caught my attention. She was my first love.
By Barcelon Gerolvayne S.10 months ago in Humans