Humanity

Netfix bring back Gypsy!!!
If you never tuned in to Netflix's Gypsy you've miss one F'd Up (in a great way!) show. I binge watched it so hard I skipped sleeping! It was a edge of the seat psychological thriller drama series from the U.S. that Lisa Rubin created for Netflix. It features Naomi Watts as Jean Holloway, a psychologist who secretly gets involved in the personal lives of her patients. Billy Crudup plays her husband, Michael. The first season has 10 episodes and premiered on June 30, 2017.
By ᔕᗩᗰ ᕼᗩᖇTY2 years ago in Pride
My First Love
The sun dappled through the overhang of leaves, creating moving shaded areas on the well used wooden seats of the old library. Aryan, a tranquil kid with a universe of contemplations behind his scenes, was immersed in an exhausted duplicate of "Pride and Bias." His heart beat with an odd musicality, a blend of expectation and apprehension, as he sat tight for her.
By Iftikhar Akram2 years ago in Pride
Winter butterflies
We stood in October shadows, lights from the football field spilling brightly through bleachers, falling towards giant oak trees which canopied the concessions shop.
By WOA2 years ago in Pride
If Only I Ran Faster (Con't)
To read the first part of this story click here. I was told that I would never be enough for her. A mere attendant. A maid. A commoner.
By Oneg In The Arctic2 years ago in Pride
Dallas Cowboys:
### Dallas Cowboys: A Game Day to Remember Few franchises in professional sports carry the legacy and passion of the Dallas Cowboys. Known as “America’s Team,” the Cowboys have built a storied history in the NFL, with a loyal fanbase that spans the globe. When the Cowboys hit the field, it's not just a game—it’s an event. Let’s dive into a recent Dallas Cowboys game that had fans on the edge of their seats, embodying the spirit of this iconic franchise.
By Wahyu Ady Putra2 years ago in Pride
To Manicured Hands That Will Never Be Shackled.
I wonder what we will leave our children A scorched earth and the bitter Stench of hatred and division If there is an earth at all
By River and Celia in Underland2 years ago in Pride
Embracing The Good Life
We often hear that success is measured in wealth, fame, or professional achievement. We see images of people building empires, achieving greatness, and climbing the social ladder. These stories dominate the media, creating an illusion of what it means to live a fulfilling life. But what if the true key to happiness and health has been hiding in plain sight all along?
By Horace Wasmore2 years ago in Pride
Corruption in this day an age
The world is a corrupt place, there is really no doubt about that at this point. The only difference is the extent to which it is permitted, I’ve always known that so it doesn’t surprise me anymore, where the difference really comes in is knowing just how far its extends. For developed countries, it’s mostly found at high levels of the society, with the politicians and the ruling class, while everybody else is kept in this web of lies where they believe there is justice (at least most of the time). But in underdeveloped countries, the corruption is much more permissible, with even the traffic police being openly corrupt, and the small businesses being corrupt.
By real Jema2 years ago in Pride
If
Introduction This is just a piece on how we still make assumptions about people and their pronouns. I am CIS/Straight whatever you want to call me, but one of the problems is that He/She/Mr/Mrs/Miss immediately box people for the convenience of society and that is not something I like or agree with.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Pride
The Fall of Arin
Arin was a man of great talents, respected by his peers and feared by his rivals. In the grand city of Valedor, he had earned a reputation as one of the most brilliant architects. His buildings were not just structures; they were works of art, marvels that inspired awe. Arin's name became synonymous with genius, and he basked in the glory that came with it.But as his fame grew, so did his pride. No longer did he listen to advice or critique.
By Iram zahid 2 years ago in Pride
Representative literature
Author: Dream Books Sanjeevi Discovering The Namesake mirrored my immigrant struggles, affirming my cultural identity and transforming feelings of alienation into pride, ultimately shaping my self-acceptance and love for diverse narratives in literature.
By Sanjeevi Kandasamy2 years ago in Pride
Intervention. Top Story - October 2024.
A maxim I live by is to give people their flowers while they're still alive. One of the greatest influences I have had in my life was a man named Chris Hallam. "Hallam," as I knew him, offered friendship and guidance at a critical point in my life. His time and energy were more than I ever deserved.
By Jaye Pool2 years ago in Pride