love
All you need is Love, and Love is all you need.
Celebrating My Greatest Source of Inspiration
In the quiet moments of reflection, I often find myself drifting back to sweet memories of my mom, Patricia born in 1916, the year of the Dragon! She was a woman of remarkable strength and resilience despite having only completed the 3rd grade in school. Her unwavering belief in the power of self, instilled in me from a young age, continues to shape my journey through life.
By Anthony Chan3 years ago in Humans
Pain and Deceit. Top Story - February 2024.
Why are the most impactful moments in love also the most painful ones? In fact, a lover’s betrayal might be the very best prompt to self-actualization. It will force you to launch a full body scan to evaluate all the feelings and sensations you are experiencing and it will push you to analyze them in extensive details, making a poet out of you. Perhaps that is why I do not hate my ex so much.
By Lily Séjor3 years ago in Humans
Gardruth:A Beacon of Love and Strength
In the huge embroidery of mankind's set of experiences, there are endless ladies who have made permanent imprints upon the world, molding the course of our aggregate story. As we observe Global Ladies' Day in the Time of the Winged serpent 2024, I end up pondering the existence of one exceptional lady who has been a persevering through wellspring of motivation and direction in my life: my grandma, Gardruth.
By Positive World3 years ago in Humans
so pretty to think. Top Story - February 2024.
ORIGIN STORY Hallmark once told my parents, concerning their love story, that it was "incredible, but not enough conflict" to be made into a movie. From birth, I was certain soul mates existed, that they found their way to you with the same pristine ethos as a stork delivering a baby in a crystal sky. When I asked my Mother about sex in 5th grade, she handed me a bodice-ripping romance novel and said, "Here, read this." I didn't stand a chance.
By Cali Loria3 years ago in Humans
None Know Better Than a Mother
My mother attempted to have me for six years. She had been the kind of girl who dreamed of being a mother, who ached to hold a child in her womb, in her arms. When it took doctors, surgeries, and long nights of prayer to produce me, her worry overcame her hope. She craved the sweet intimacy of a daughter, one who would share tears and laughter, dress up days and bakery dates. When I arrived it changed her world - and growing up I sometimes wondered whether that was for better or worse.
By Hannah Fraser3 years ago in Humans
What’s the “Situation” With Modern Love & Heartbreak?
During my high school and college tenure, the word "situationship" hadn't yet been popularized, but the concept certainly was. If you're unfamiliar with the term, it might be because the idea is ambiguous in and of itself.
By Ashley Tripp3 years ago in Humans
Love is.... Top Story - February 2024.
I was actually intrigued by this challenge, because to me, love has always been many different things. There's no point in untangling the meaning of love, because it's a rope of many fibers, intristinctly linked. Seperate them, and the whole thing falls apart. The tangled threads of love are a Gordian Knot, impossible to untangle (unless you're Alexander the Great-At-Solving-Problems-With-A-Sword...)
By Natasja Rose3 years ago in Humans
