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The Making of a Writer . Content Warning.
Why I’m Writing This I’ve been thinking a lot about why we write. What drives us to put our thoughts into words, to shape stories from our experiences, to send pieces of ourselves into the world? Since I started sharing my work, I’ve been reading the incredible stories of other authors—each one a glimpse into a mind, a life, a journey. And it makes me wonder: What’s their why? What moment, what experience, what need brought them here? So, in the spirit of sharing, here’s mine. This is the story of how I became a writer, how I lost it, how I found it again. And if you have a story, I’d love to hear it too.
By L.K. Rolan2 years ago in Journal
Breaking the Cycle: How to End a Relationship with a Narcissist
Leaving a narcissistic relationship is very hard and emotionally draining. Narcissists make their partners feel trapped and confused. They manipulate and gaslight, making it hard to break free. But, it's possible to end the relationship and regain your emotional well-being.
By Wilson Igbasi2 years ago in Journal
How Sleep Apnea Affects Your Heart and Brain
How Sleep Apnea Affects Your Heart and Brain Sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder that affects how you breathe while sleeping. People with sleep apnea experience repeated pauses in their breathing, sometimes lasting several seconds. This can happen multiple times per night, preventing the body from getting enough oxygen. Over time, this lack of oxygen can have harmful effects on both the heart and the brain.
By Dr manvir bhatia2 years ago in Journal
The Missed Call
Lena sat at her kitchen table, sipping cold coffee, staring at the pile of bills in front of her. Rent was overdue, her job was barely keeping her afloat, and the loneliness since her father’s passing six months ago felt heavier than ever. She sighed, rubbing her temples, trying to silence the constant worry in her head.
By Aleksandar Simovic2 years ago in Journal
Trump and Musk: The Shocking Revelations & the Saving of American Dream
Imagine waking up one day to find out that billions, no, trillions of taxpayer dollars have been quietly funneled into projects around the world, some of which might be funding "questionable organizations."
By Adarsh Kumar Singh2 years ago in Journal
Unlocking Cognitive Potential: Exploring The Science Behind The Genius Wave
In an era where mental fatigue and information overload dominate daily life, the quest for cognitive enhancement has never felt more urgent. From meditation apps to nootropics, people are increasingly turning to science-backed tools to sharpen their minds. Among these innovations, The Genius Wave has emerged as a fascinating contender—a program rooted in neuroscience that claims to harness the power of brainwave entrainment to unlock latent mental potential. But what exactly is this technology, and does it live up to the hype?
By Ambrish Saxena2 years ago in Journal
A Cowardly World: Trump’s Gaza “Riviera” and the Silence That Enables It
The Grand Vision: Ethnic Cleansing as a Real Estate Opportunity In a world where morality is measured in square footage and human lives are collateral for geopolitical deals, Donald Trump has unveiled his latest masterpiece: a plan to “clean out” Gaza, forcibly displace its 1.5 million Palestinian inhabitants, and transform the war-ravaged strip into a luxury playground for the global elite—a “Riviera of the Middle East.” Never one to shy away from combining colonial nostalgia with capitalist zeal, Trump, the self-styled “deal-maker,” has proposed relocating Palestinians to neighboring Arab nations like Jordan and Egypt, despite their vehement rejections.
By Francisco Navarro2 years ago in Journal
How Many Spoons Do You Have. Top Story - February 2025.
My chronic disability has made me familiar with the spoon theory. According to Christine Miserandino in her blog titled The Spoon Theory, spoons symbolize our energy and how we manage it. People with Chronic Illness or Disability are given a limited number of spoons, and when those spoons run out, they have little energy to do anything else. Showering can take one third of the day’s energy, and on a bad day it can take even more.
By Michelle Renee Kidwell2 years ago in Journal
