Life

In My Feelings
Take the long way home. Enjoy the scenery. Observe the way they wake up and take note of what makes them laugh. Know when it's about them and when it's about you. Find the spectacular in the mundane. Ask them to text you when they get home, to work, to their vacation destination. Be infinitely curious about how they live their days. Take time apart. Make room on the couch. Embrace the fact you don't know what's best for them. Set boundaries. Express gratitude. Practice trust, even when it's scary (especially then). Keep both feet on the ground. Admit your mistakes. Accept their apologies. Throw away the scorecard. Kiss like you mean it. Ask more questions. Accept that it can be really hard to merge two paths; keep trying to anyway. Give them the aux cord. Give them the last fry. Give them the last word, even if you're really fucking pissed. Figure out what is worth the fight and what is not. Hold the door. Hold their hand. Hold space. Save them a seat. Notice the scattered gold flecks in their eyes. Tell them you're proud of them; tell them this often. Dance in the kitchen. Play hide-and- seek in the grocery store. Know you're lucky. Don't be hasty. Point out the dip in the sidewalk. Offer your arm. Offer your heart. Offer your world. Know when it's time to lovingly let go. Know when you need to hang on like hell.
By Hariom 2 years ago in Writers
The Rebellious Spirit of a Brown Girl: Growing Up Against the Odds
I belong to India where a lot of expectations are placed on brown girls. It entails carrying the burden of the "good girl" stereotype all the time. Society expects me to prioritize other people's viewpoints over my own, frequently at the expense of my goals and ambitions. It is rebellion to defend myself. Even if it costs me to respect people who are trying to destroy my life, I must keep quiet and listen. A girl already had so much pressure the day she was born. But what about the boys? Brown girls are always instructed to sit properly, not laugh loudly, not talk to boys and always be docile and soft. Why is a girl's gender the requirement to clean the house or be in the kitchen?
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Writers
The Last Light. AI-Generated.
In a village nestled between towering mountains, a single lantern stood at the edge of an ancient forest. Its soft, golden glow had burned for as long as anyone could remember, casting a protective halo over the village. The elders often spoke of the lantern’s magic — a gift from the forest to keep the darkness at bay. No one dared question it. No one, that is, except Mira.
By Jubayer Rahman2 years ago in Writers
Delta Air Lines Offers ₹26 Lakh Compensation to Passengers After Shocking Plane Crash
Introduction On February 17, 2025, Delta Air Lines Flight 4819 crash-landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport, leaving passengers in shock. Despite the terrifying ordeal, all 80 individuals on board survived. In a remarkable display of corporate responsibility, Delta has announced a compensation package of $30,000 (approximately ₹26 lakh) per passenger. This compensation comes with "no strings attached," ensuring passengers can still take legal action if they choose.
By Farhad Hossen Fahim2 years ago in Writers
Why WCA Apparel Matters to Me?. AI-Generated.
When I was 19 years old, I participated in a reenactment of the Passion of Christ on Good Friday. Standing among the crowd, I watched as Jesus carried His Cross. As part of the performance, I was supposed to break through the Roman soldiers, crying out in agony. But in that moment, something deeper happened.
By Jovi2 years ago in Writers
My Life Changed Forever the Day She Left
I used to believe that love was a thing you could hold in your hands, something tangible that you could touch and keep forever. But as time passed, I learned the hard way that love doesn’t work that way.
By unknown writer2 years ago in Writers
My Life: A Journey of Love and Loss
I used to believe we were born with the same soul, just split between two bodies. My sister, my shadow, my blood. We were stitched together by laughter, secrets whispered in the dark, and a love that didn’t need to be spoken to be understood. She was my first home.
By unknown writer2 years ago in Writers
Carpenters Workshop Gallery London Presents Nacho Carbonell: Escaping Forward
Carpenters Workshop Gallery London presents Escaping Forward, a solo exhibition by acclaimed Spanish artist Nacho Carbonell. Known for his organic sculptures and iconic Cocoon series, Carbonell's works are grounded in a fascination with living organisms, often merging organic and mineral elements to create pieces that appear as though they are alive. Carbonell's latest collection marks a significant evolution, showcasing a matured creative process and innovative use of materials, incorporating new experimentation with mediums such as broken glass and ceramic and grid-like architectural forms. "This is a new beginning," says Carbonell. "I'm trying to escape forward."
By Julien Lombrail2 years ago in Writers
Ziro Music Festival 2025. AI-Generated.
This blog Officially Published on "blogshistorical.in" Introduction The Ziro Music Festival 2025 is one of India’s most anticipated outdoor music festivals, set against the breathtaking landscape of Ziro Valley in Arunachal Pradesh. This annual four-day festival attracts independent artists, music lovers, and travelers from across the world who seek an immersive experience in music, nature, and tribal culture. If you are looking for an unforgettable adventure filled with soulful performances, vibrant energy, and scenic beauty, then Ziro Music Festival 2025 is a must-visit event.
By Sujit Kumar2 years ago in Writers
The Value of "Paying it Forward"
I grew up in a Catholic family, so there were many traditions I was accustomed to at a very young age. So many of my family members taught me about the gift of giving, but for this post, I want to focus on two specific people: my Aunt Anne Marie and my uncle Dickie.
By Slgtlyscatt3red2 years ago in Writers
I Will Choose Suffering
I fully understand how painful this period is for me—reaching a point where I seem calm and indifferent on the outside, but inside, I’m burning.
By Raghad Nassar2 years ago in Writers
Takayama Festivals 2025. AI-Generated.
This blog Officailly Published on "blogshistorical.in" Introduction The Takayama Festivals 2025 are among Japan's most spectacular traditional celebrations, attracting visitors from all over the world. Held in the picturesque town of Takayama in Gifu Prefecture, these festivals showcase elaborate floats (yatai), traditional performances, and centuries-old rituals that reflect Japan’s rich cultural heritage. If you're planning to visit Japan in 2025, experiencing the Takayama Matsuri should be on your bucket list.
By Sujit Kumar2 years ago in Writers