Humanity

Apart from Money anything exists
There are many things that exist that are not money. Some examples include natural resources, such as land and water, physical objects, such as buildings and vehicles, and non-physical concepts, such as ideas and emotions.
By Ponmudi Dharani3 years ago in Confessions
Overcome self-doubt (once and for all?): 8 tips to move forward
We as a whole encounter healthy identity uncertainty every now and then, whether we're beginning a new position, stepping through an exam, or playing a game. That is completely typical.
By Ogudu Emeka3 years ago in Confessions
More Ramblings About My Writing On Vocal
Introduction Every so often I feel I am running out of things to write about, although I have ideas for four pieces to write, but my inherent laziness is preventing me from doing this, so instead, I am going to write (once more) about how I manage to continue writing.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Confessions
Are you sick of being poor?
Poverty is a global issue that affects billions of people worldwide. It is defined as the lack of access to basic needs such as food, shelter, and healthcare. Poverty not only affects an individual's physical well-being, but also their mental and emotional state. It is a vicious cycle that often leads to a lack of education, job opportunities, and social mobility. However, it is possible for individuals to break out of poverty and improve their lives.
By Ray3 years ago in Confessions
Hard Changes
Isn't it funny that throughout the years, you have changed completely without you ever realized? I used to think that, changes are something that we create, consciously. When I was young, I lived as perfect girl. I had perfect personality, I was charming, polite, even when people in my age acted like a little devil, I was trying my best to be the only angel here.
By Riska Dwinda Elsyah3 years ago in Confessions
Against All Odds: A College Love Story
We met in our freshman year of college and instantly connected. We started dating soon after and it's been the best four years of our lives. But we have a confession to make. We've been hiding something from everyone. We're not just a couple, we're also roommates. We moved in together against the school's rules and have been living in secret this whole time. It's been a risk, but we couldn't imagine living apart. We've grown so close and have created a life together that we never want to lose. We know we'll have to face the consequences of our actions, but we're willing to do that as long as we have each other.
By Padhmavathi Rajendran3 years ago in Confessions
Reset Your Password
This is a real life story about myself, happened around one year back. It was normal evening i am drinking tea with some banana chips in my balcony. I took my phone from my pocket and scrolling reels in social medias. And i usually check my mail up-to-date. One mail mail strike me to check it out. The message shows, your cibil score is very low. I click the mail and the page shows some description with my name and bank branch below one Pdf to download and a link.
By 3dotni3 years ago in Confessions
Librarians Aren’t Just Old Ladies With Glasses and Cardigans Anymore: A Rant
I’ve seen the notion, with some variation on the wording, that ‘librarians aren’t just old ladies with glasses and cardigans who shush you anymore’ floating around the library world for a few years now. I get the mostly good intention behind it, but boy does it ruffle my feathers.
By Margery Bayne3 years ago in Confessions
the sacred villain
there isn’t a lot of healthy encouragement to become the villain in our own story. collectively we tend to demonize the villains, yet perhaps it’s both of those energies, the “demon” energy and the “villain” energy that are asking for the spotlight in our integration process.
By morgan leigh callison3 years ago in Confessions
Love, Life, and Secret Confessions: A Journey of Self-Discovery
Self-discovery is a critical part of life, but it's not always easy. Sometimes we need a little help to get started on our journey. That's where love, life, and secret confessions come in. These powerful tools can help us gain a deeper understanding of ourselves, and make positive changes in our lives as a result. In this article, we'll explore why self-discovery is so important, how love, life, and secret confessions can help us on our journey, and how to use these tools to gain a deeper understanding of ourselves. We'll also discuss the benefits of self-discovery and how to take action and make positive changes in our lives as a result of self-discovery. So let's get started!
By G Fraust3 years ago in Confessions
My Saturn Return
My first introduction to Spirit & Energy Work was in 2014. I was 27 years old. My Saturn Return. I remember Robin telling me it was my Saturn Return and I had no idea what she was talking about.
By Natalie Nichole Silvestri3 years ago in Confessions
Me And My Insecurity
Introduction I know I shouldn't feel like this but there is a part of me that wants to destroy everything I have that is good. Every time I get a Top STory on Vocal I am sure that they have just made a mistake and they didn't mean for one of my stories to slip through.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Confessions