love
All you need is Love, and Love is all you need.
Memories
Memories will always be there no matter what happens. Remember February 2, 2018? I was at your birthday party and the moment you saw me, you had a glow in your eyes telling me that you still love me after years. You knew it was me the moment you saw me. After eight years being apart from each other’s lives. What do you think about that? Don’t you think it’s meant to be? Aren’t we supposed to be together? After all these years, you never stopped loving me. Deep, deep inside my heart I never stopped loving you either. I just didn’t have the courage to say it to you or to anyone because it would be silly—after all these years loving someone that I couldn’t see or I didn’t know where that person was? Well, I know those feelings are still there, somewhere in my heart waiting to burst out of nowhere and tell you. Tell you how I feel about you, but it’s not the right time.
By Liliana Moreno8 years ago in Humans
Insecure Confidence
It sounds silly referring to yourself as insecure and confident, because it sounds like you’re contradicting yourself, right? Well it is still possible. And I for one am someone who is both confident, yet insecure at the same time. Take it from me, it’s not an easy thing to be at all.
By Elissa Hemming8 years ago in Humans
Twin Flames
When I met him, I felt instantly attracted. That moment quickly faded, and then I felt angry. I knew that he know I had these newfound feelings for him. I knew that he knew and it just crushed me. Maybe he also knew that I was ruined for all other souls, including women. He knew he had pulled the rug right from under my feet. This is how I felt when I met him. There was a sudden shift, and my life has never been the same since.
By Maria Ayala8 years ago in Humans
Being in Love Is Not the Same as Loving Someone
This thing called love, can be a wonderful thing, and a painful thing at the same time. Love comes in many forms, according to the ancient Greeks there are eight types of love, as explained by Dr. Carol Morgan. We have the Agape Love, this is unconditional, selfless love, like the love of Jesus Christ as believed by Christians. The Eros Love, the romantic, sexual, passionate and physical love, believed to burn out quickly. The Philia Love, this is an affectionate love, the love you feel for your friends. The Philautia Love, the plain and simple self-love, not narcissistic love, but just love of oneself. The Storge Love, this is parent-child kind of love, a strong bond between people. The Pragma Love, this is the type of love that is rare to find, the type of love that some people crave in a society that lacks it today. This love is the love that has endured over time, the type of love that a married couple in their 90s, still holding hands, has. The type of love I want. Then we have the Ludus Love, the love people feel in the honeymoon phase of a relationship, the butterflies in your stomach; the one that makes it seem like you're high on drugs. And lastly, we have the Mania Love, much like its name, this love is an obsessive love that makes you do unacceptable, crazy things; if not controlled it can be very destructive.
By Chimdi Chime8 years ago in Humans
Breaking My Own Heart
I break my own heart. It sounds so stupid. But I do. You wanna know how? It's cause I overthink. And I start thinking of stupid things that makes me sad. Worst-case scenario shit. Like my boyfriend is looking at every girl we walk by. Maybe that makes me insecure. I am insecure. I didn't want to be this way. I wasn't that way at all. At least not until... he cheated on me.
By Gwen Siviengxay8 years ago in Humans
The Idea of a Relationship/Love
When you get into a new relationship, it's all butterflies in your stomach, blue skies, sweet melodies, rainbows, and unicorns. Everyone in a relationship goes through this phase, we call it the “honeymoon phase.” After this, everything becomes somewhat normal, and the real ones thug it out, and love still blossoms, some give-up, and move onto the next one. But when you are in a relationship, it's important to know, or figure out, "where your heart is,” no matter the phase you're in, it will help you know where you’re going in the relationship, and if you should put any effort in.
By Chimdi Chime8 years ago in Humans
Self Love Is Not Selfish
People throw the word Selfish around as an insult, and that’s because the word selfish itself means lack of consideration for others, and chiefly thinking about your own interests. The “lack of” is what hits me, so it isn’t really a good thing. But, these days, it’s used so often, like people forget what it means. At the slightest thought about yourself, even when you’re the type to always put others first, someone somewhere will call you selfish. For the longest time, I saw “thinking about me first sometimes” as selfishness. I would quickly brush away the thought of doing something I wanted first, before doing something someone else wanted, because I didn’t want to be seen as selfish. I grew up with the mindset that I had to put others first, that is not a bad thing, but you should think about yourself only sometimes. I was a kid anyways, what could I really be selfish about; I wanted kids' stuff, some new slippers I saw my friend wear, snacks, and the like. So as a kid I will just say, I was obeying my parents, when they said I couldn’t have something, I'd listen.
By Chimdi Chime8 years ago in Humans
Approval Not Needed
I have no idea how I want to start this entry. I've tried several times to find the right intro but perhaps because what I really want to say is so important about self-worth and standing confidently in your skin, I should just come right out with it. Nothing is more effective I find than straight forward talks.
By Cynthia Perez8 years ago in Humans
