humor
"Humor is what binds humans together and makes difficult times just a little less painful; Sometimes you can't help but laugh. "
Day 1 of 3 questions
I wanted to start working on my business again, but didn't quite know where to go from the new start in my life. I am trying to find myself again and learn who I am now. So, I came across this journal challenge and wanted to give it a try. See if I can learn more about the new person I am becoming... the person that my tribe of friends is surprisingly protective of because I am apparently glowing again and they don't want anyone to dim my light again. ;-)
By Adora Hooper2 years ago in Humans
psychological abuse. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Hoa sat quietly in her small room, the dim light from the desk lamp casting shadows on her weary, gaunt face. The invisible scars of emotional abuse were deeply etched in her eyes, telling the story of the pain she had endured for so many years. This is the story of a resilient woman who fought through immense struggles to reclaim her freedom and joy in life.
By Toàn CV Phan2 years ago in Humans
Exploring benefits of psychic Readings for healing spiritually
In a world often governed by the tangible and the logical, there exists a realm beyond the physical, where the intangible whispers of the soul hold sway. Austin, a city vibrant with creative energy and spiritual seekers, is no stranger to the allure of exploring the depths of the metaphysical. Amidst the bustling streets and lively music scene, one can find sanctuaries of spiritual healing and guidance, where the ancient art of psychic readings offers a path to profound transformation.
By Pandith Sahadev2 years ago in Humans
Rising Strong
Embracing Challenges as Opportunities for Growth Adversity, in its various forms, is an unavoidable aspect of the human experience. Whether encountered on a personal, professional, or societal level, challenges have the capacity to test our resilience, reshape our priorities, and ultimately define our character. Overcoming adversity is not merely about enduring hardships, but about flourishing in spite of them, using setbacks as stepping stones toward greater achievements.
By Jophiel williamson2 years ago in Humans
Trying to Survive. Content Warning.
I was 42 years old when I experienced my first anxiety attack; full blown hyperventilating, uncontrollable crying, scattered thoughts, unintelligible speech pattern and an complete inability to make any kind of decision. Scared the shit out of me and everyone around me honestly. What set the trainwreck into motion? Not being able to find one of my kid's birth certificates. Spun. Me. Out.
By Tiffany FC2 years ago in Humans
Limerence, Limoncello, and Other Tasty Things. Content Warning.
Limerence. If you do not have the slightest hint of what this word means, then let me speak it. It's a drug, one not to be taken more than once or else you'll end up as miserable as a crone. Addictive substance that it is, no one can truly define how it starts and how it ends, at least to me. It slams you on the face, making you savor the air like the prized heirloom recipe passed down to you, eventually leaving you as quick as it met you.
By Xyrza Marquez2 years ago in Humans
What fruit should elderly people eat?
When entering the aging stage, organs begin to weaken, making the body always tired. Adding fruit to the diet will provide more vitamins, minerals and fiber that are good for the health of the elderly. So, what fruit should elderly people eat? We invite readers to read the article below.
By Cindy Pham2 years ago in Humans
