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MARRIAGES ARE MADE IN HEAVEN
MARRIAGES ARE MADE IN HEAVEN We have all heard the saying, “Marriages are made in Heaven”, many of us believe in them and many just brush it off. The fact is two people may love each other very much but may end up not marrying each other, while two people may have just met and within months of meeting end up marrying each other.... this goes to say that God is very much in the business of match making it is just that most of us don’t seek his advice and blessing.
By Bhavani Sundaram3 years ago in Writers
How Over Publishing Is Stopping You From Being a Successful Author
If there is one bad thing that's come from the ease of the internet and social media it's the pressure to create, create, create, no time to stop, slow down, or relax for a single minute as the one who isn't putting themselves out there every day are the ones who will be left behind while their "competition" speeds ahead to riches.
By Elise L. Blake3 years ago in Writers
WHEN MARTINI MEETS TEQUILLA
What happens when two opposite poles get attracted??? You would expect fireworks, lightening, thunder …. true but this story of Martini and Tequilla is more than all this… if you are a real romantic at heart… then you will relate to this story …so sit back, relax and enjoy the Martini meeting Tequilla.
By Bhavani Sundaram3 years ago in Writers
Eclipsing Shadows: The Digital Ballet of Resilience in Harmony with Technology. Content Warning.
```Introduction``` In the expansive realm of our digital epoch, a captivating ballet unfolds—an artful dance between technology and the intricate tapestry of our mental resilience. This exploration invites us into an eloquent symphony, where the interplay of innovation and emotional fortitude is as intricate as the brushstrokes on a masterful canvas. Envision a vast expanse where the delicate threads of sophisticated algorithms gracefully intertwine with the intricate fibers of our psychological fortitude—an immersive narrative that extends a heartfelt invitation to the very essence of a poignant and profoundly relevant discourse.
By Purab Biswas✨ 3 years ago in Writers
TIME TO CHANGE THE MEANING OF “LOVE”
The word “LOVE’ is the most commonly used word in our vocabulary daily, we are constantly saying “ I Love You”…. Be it to your parents, partner, children, pets, friends etc, and by saying it we feel we are being expressive and loving towards them. Are we really doing a good feeling therapy here for others and for ourselves???
By Bhavani Sundaram3 years ago in Writers
Silence Your Inner Critic
Every writer at some point in their writing journey has to deal with that annoying, obnoxious, and painfully irritating critic sitting on their shoulder, looking down at their work and making them question every sentence they write, every word they choose, and just generally be harsh about any decisions they make.
By Elise L. Blake3 years ago in Writers
When Good People Go Through Mental Trauma
The process to healing with any kind of trauma takes years if not decades. My journey is different compared to most, mine was going from one home to another all toxicity growing up. Being around true narcissistic family. My stigma towards my own family became so strong I would find ways to cope that wasn't really healthy.
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)3 years ago in Writers
Benefits of Having a Freelance Writing Mentor
Are you an aspiring freelance writer looking to take your skills to the next level? If so, you’ll want to consider the benefits of having a freelance writing mentor. A mentor can provide valuable guidance and support as you navigate the often complex world of freelance writing. Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been freelancing for a while, a mentor can help you avoid common pitfalls, hone your craft, and accelerate your career growth.
By Timothy A Rowland3 years ago in Writers
My Vocal Aspirations
With the new year looming ahead, I have resolved to make a few changes this year, especially when it comes to my writing. I admit I did write a decent amount last year, and I even finally got my book, Of Demons and Deception, published on Amazon! However, I know I could have written more, especially here on Vocal, if I just applied myself better. So my first goal is to publish something on Vocal at least once a week. Whether it would be a submission to a challenge or just a small poem, I plan to become a more frequent and consistent writer here on Vocal, if not in general.
By Rebecca Patton3 years ago in Writers
Diving into the crux of gendered disinformation
he sheer examples of the internet abuse and harassment that female politicians experienced throughout the 2020 U.S. presidential primary. A 2019 study found that accounts deemed low in credibility, such as bots and trolls, targeted female candidates in the U.S. Democratic presidential primary at a higher rate than their male counterparts. The study used data analytics from the impartial business Marvelous AI. The intentional and purposeful spread of fake news across the internet to harm a certain section of society for their causes of resentment and averse mindset is termed disinformation. Disinformation in its entirety can be described as the phenomenon of deliberate propagation of false news created to harm a religious group, person, organization, ethnic community or country. The false root of this news arises from "Manipulated information" stems from untrue information. The fallacy of spreading fake content is divided into three spectres that differentiate itself based on intent namely
By Hridya Sharma3 years ago in Writers
The Voice of Social reform- Intersectionality of Art and Culture. . Top Story - January 2024.
The Voice of Social reform- Intersectionality of Art and Culture. Art in its true essence is the reflection of man's truest desires and his perception of life. The abstract portrayal of his innate compass of emotions unleashes his greatest creations. The expression of self pours itself in the form of sculptures, portraits, drawings, music, graffiti, poetry, and writings. The exemplar of the beauty of nature lies in the creativity dwelling its abode in the creator's mind that captures its essence one masterpiece at a time.
By Hridya Sharma3 years ago in Writers
THE PORTRAIT
Wake up! Wake up! You do not have time to sleep like students here! This is not a boarding school! Nthamyo could hear the voice in his deep sleep, at first, he thought he was in a fairyland until he felt a beating to his feet. He hurriedly woke up from his sack mat like a person who had just resurrected from the dead.
By Oliver Kasito3 years ago in Writers