love
All you need is Love, and Love is all you need.
A God's Will
Chapter 1: A Chance Meeting In the beautiful city of Greenland, where dreams twisted with reality, lived a cute and lovely girl named Usha. Her days were filled with the gentle hum of life until one fateful afternoon when she entered way with the strange and arrogant Suresh.
By Nagarathinam B3 years ago in Humans
Born This Way
In the ancient kingdom of Yanxi, where reflection of banned legends travels in the air and shadows of the past dance across the walls of ruined palace, two souls found themselves caught up in a story as old as time. Their journey was one of disallowed love, marked by the fight of their opposing natures and the weight of their family's expectations. But among the trouble of their world, they discovered a love that was truly born this way.
By Nagarathinam B3 years ago in Humans
Does true love exist?
Embracing Vulnerability A Dance of Hearts True love requires a willingness to be vulnerable, to expose the core of one's being without fear of judgment. It's a dance where partners share fears, dreams, and insecurities, forging a connection that transcends surface-level interactions.
By Mountain Tree3 years ago in Humans
Healer, Heal Myself
Since the age of six, as long as I have kept a diary, I have signed it, “Love, Me.” Even as a kid, before countless magazine articles and email newsletters promoting self-worth bombarded my mailbox, I was drawn to the concept of loving yourself…or at least, trying to. Nevertheless, despite understanding this early on, I have spent most of my thirty-two years criticizing, critiquing, and reprehending myself. Judging myself. Wishing I was someone else. And yet, I’ve never given up on my incessant quest for self-acceptance. I read A Return to Love by Marianne Williamson so many times I can quote it. I kept gratitude journals, repeated affirmations, and listened to podcasts. I purchased an absurd amount of bergamot-scented candles. But for some reason, focusing all of this energy solely on myself never quite clicked for me. It wasn’t until I began shifting my awareness to helping others that my relationship with myself finally began to heal.
By Marti Maley3 years ago in Humans
True Love. Top Story - February 2024.
My best friend is not of this world. But he makes himself available to me at all times. He has heard all my stories, been with me through the good, bad, ugly, and has dried my tears. He has been my comfort when everyone else has left me.
By Shirley Belk3 years ago in Humans
How Do You Know When You've Found the One?
1. When you are comfortable in any setting with them. I encourage all couples who are interested in furthering their relationships toward marriage to explore lots of different types of settings before tying the knot. Spend time with your significant other's extended family. Try going to the mall together. Professional sporting events. Birthday parties. Go overseas together if you can. The more places that you are able to spend time together the better because you will be able to see how your significant other responds to his or her surroundings. Ask yourself, do I admire the way my significant other takes in the world?
By Rowan Finley 3 years ago in Humans
Her Name is Star. Runner-Up in The Dragon Beside Me Challenge. Top Story - February 2024.
Dear H, Many of us look up to those who inspire us. Not me. I look down. I didn’t find my idol in a book or newspaper, in a classroom or on TV. I gave birth to you. You’re sitting five feet away as I type this, licking icing off your fingers from the cinnamon swirl you made yesterday, and wiping them on your blanket, eyes fixed on an inane series of YouTube shorts. Not inspiration material? Sometimes seeing the cogs makes our heroes all the more inspiring, and you inspire me every day.
By Hannah Moore3 years ago in Humans
"Multipotentiality Unveiled: Embracing Limitless Potential in a World of Diverse Dreams"
"Multipotentiality Unveiled: Embracing Limitless Potential in a World of Diverse Dreams" Introduction: This week, a single word, seemingly innocuous yet laden with profound meaning, entered my vocabulary: multipotentiality. Its authenticity as a legitimate word may be questioned, but as I type it into a document without the red underline, I find myself drawn into its weightiness – a sensation akin to a thousand stars descending upon me. The genesis of this revelation was a comment on a social media post, meant to inspire and uplift, but little did I know the impact it would have on my perception of self and the diverse pursuits that have defined my life.
By Marwan Amin Mohammed Al-Dhobhani3 years ago in Humans
