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The Art of Letting Go. AI-Generated.
The Weight of Holding On In our fast-paced lives, we often find ourselves holding on to things, people, and experiences far longer than we should. Whether it's a toxic relationship, a grudge, a failed dream, or an unfulfilled expectation, the weight of holding on can be immense. This emotional baggage can cloud our judgment, stifle our growth, and prevent us from experiencing true freedom and peace.
By Astride Evans2 years ago in Confessions
The Enigma of Midnight Messages
A Spark in the Night In the quiet moments of our lives, we often crave excitement, a spark that breaks the monotony of our routines. This craving for mystery and adventure can sometimes manifest in the most unexpected ways. Imagine receiving a cryptic message at midnight from an unknown number, asking, *"Are you ready to play?"* The initial reaction might be one of curiosity, perhaps even a little fear. However, for those who embrace the unknown, this could be the beginning of an unforgettable journey. The message continues, *"The clock strikes twelve, and secrets unravel."* What secrets, one might wonder? And what could be the purpose of these messages?
By Astride Evans2 years ago in Confessions
Madam Koi Koi of Akanu Ibiam Girl's House. Content Warning.
Madam Koi Koi of Akanu Ibiam Girls' House From the moment I arrived at Akanu Ibiam Girls' House at the age of eleven, I felt an eerie sense of foreboding. The grand gates of the prestigious boarding school closed behind me, sealing my fate. That night, as I lay on the stiff mattress in the dimly lit dormitory, sleep came reluctantly, bringing with it the first of many unsettling dreams.
By Nneka Anieze2 years ago in Confessions
SBI Balanced Advantage Fund: A Strategic Approach to Investment . Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Investors seeking a balanced and dynamic investment option often turn to mutual funds that offer growth potential while managing risks effectively. The SBI Balanced Advantage Fund emerges as a strategic choice in this regard, designed to optimize returns through a flexible asset allocation strategy. This article explores the key features, benefits, and strategies of the SBI Balanced Advantage Fund, and also about SIP highlighting its role as a cornerstone in modern investment portfolios.
By Parth Sharma2 years ago in Confessions
Best Data Science Institutes in Delhi: Fueling Your AI & Analytics Career (2024)
The tidal wave of data continues to reshape industries, and with it, the demand for skilled data scientists. These specialists unlock the power of information, extracting valuable insights that drive innovation and strategic decision-making. If you're looking to embark on a rewarding career in this dynamic field, choosing the Best Data Science institute in Delhi is a crucial first step.
By MIDM WEB2 years ago in Confessions
How to move in and survive in a country that you cannot speak her language . Content Warning.
It is an established fact that moving to a foreign country where you cannot speak the language can be both exciting and daunting. The adventure of integrating yourself in a new culture is often tempered by the challenge of going through daily life without understanding the local language. This comprehensive guide aims to provide you with practical strategies and insights to help you to not only survive but thrive in such an environment.
By Mba Ogele Onyekwere2 years ago in Confessions
The Phenomenal Life
I got my wish. After nine years of struggling and being independent, getting many jobs. I was working ever since high school, never knew I could be that independent. in fact I started high school early and college early. During those nine years I found that college was the only way to live a phenomenal life. College was the key to a raise. College was key to being somebody. Even my bosses told me that what separates them from me was a degree and that's why they got paid more. And if I wanted to get married someday that college must be a goal. My father taught me that I should be the smartest I could possibly be. So when I got my chance to finish college. I took it with great ambitions and great respect. I was gonna be the smartest I could possibly be. At the beginning it was every a test, I was praying that I did not fail. And I never made lower than a B and sometimes even 100s and A's in fact I made straight A's like in high school, middle school., and elementary school. And Harvard wanted to give me a full ride, Ivy League's University of Pennsylvania and Thee Morehouse College contacted me after my first semester. I also got into the International Honor Society. I was just trying to live again to get my old life back again being that smart student that breaks barriers. And that's when I met Mindy, Mindy was awesome simply put. She was smart and attractive. And I wanted her ever since I laid eyes upon her at the library, we hit it off and on and on and off. And some of the women at college were lovely and they presented from a distance but they knew what they wanted and wanted what they knew. I think I met more women from different backgrounds from college than high school. I now see the beauty of the melting pot and in sociology I found out that you cannot judge anybody accurately unless you know them and understand where they came from. Everybody guess wrong when we tried to decide the ethnicity and our teacher said see that's why you don't judge somebody based on what you see. I remember scoring higher than MBAs at the top community college. My business professor wanted me to get a business degree but I set my eyes on health. Health was the reason I went back to college. Health drove my ambitions even though I easily scored hundreds in business classes. Something about health particular made me curious and that is what college is all about. Maybe because my father had me read this book on marriage which I read in a couple of hours about three to four hundreds pages. And I gave him an oral report about what the book talks about. Maybe because my parents divorced got the best of me. Maybe because I wanted to live long. That was the phenomenal life to me was to explore health and I graduated at the top of my class with the same high GPA as high school 3.6GPA with distinction. And my father wanted me to go further and yes the women were more attracted to a guy with a future and a degree especially honors. But I would never tell because I wanted to be the best I could be so I started from scratch with Social Work. Everyday I was the only man or one of the only minorities and at this historic college, there were more women than men. I found out not just how smart women are but how funny, clever and friendly. They were in every form lovely and their smarts made them beautiful. They playfully acted out and were their selves and I enjoyed their company. You know sometimes I did projects just because I enjoyed their company. And I volunteered freely especially waiting for the buses. I learned to naturally make friends since your grade depended on it. Some women wore yoga pants, daisy dukes, whatever. And that made concentration hard. But I graduated right along with the beautiful women, who did not mind having class parties and expressing themselves, I remember that semester I was in class again and again with thee hottie. She was lovely and a distraction and we became friends M.O. I was always tempted to asked her out but never did. I asked out a tutor and it was red alert but the head tutor understood and she knew it was just apart of life. M.O. I would hold the door for her, joke around her, and let her cut in front of me. We were just friends even at graduation again with honors and close to 3.6GPA. And so I waited two years and went again Masters, it was short. But I proved myself to be scholar among smart peers. I never was pushed so far in my limits. And the food was enjoyable and the coffee, I learned to make keriug coffee. And I made a friends with smart women. And it happened, just when I went for the door my hands that my hands laid upon hers. And I was shocked and aroused but she woke me up and I apologized. From that date on, I did compliment her. And we talked she did not like too young men but I kept my respect. And I felt proud of my ambition being met and I became a teacher, which gave me the phenomenal life.
By Distinguished Honorary Alumni Dr. Matthew Primous2 years ago in Confessions
The Phenomenal Way
I mean I believe everyone is beautiful in their own way. I believe every woman Black, White, Hispanic, Asian and Native American are beautiful. They all contribute to the greater plan. They all are apart of the Masterpiece. I just specifically love women. Beautiful women, attractive women, and smart women, they all have a special place with me. Most likely because that's what I was around since I was young. Most of my teachers were women. Most of my classmates were becoming women. And enjoyed the company of women, they always provided a new perspective. They make you think and wonder. And figure out yourself. Even my mother was a phenomenal woman. She knew everything about me. She knew my comings and goings. She knew my name that her and Dad had given me. And boy I knew to answer anywhere and all times when she called my name otherwise I would be in big trouble. And now that I am becoming a man and reflecting on past acquaintances. I remember the women that shaped me. I remember the first girl that wanted to be mines. She was maturing faster than the other girls but she was lovely at the time. I was still a boy and not yet a man for her. But she knew one day I would become that man and she wanted to be that woman. So we parted in fifth grade. Then in middle school, I was just changing. I had to wear new clothing and I had to cast my favorites away. I was getting a deeper voice and I was in tune with puberty. I was alert and ready to make friends. and the girls knew I was smart and talented even the teachers were giving As. And so some of them were presenting in class and out even during lunchtime. I would try to hide in the library but one of the most popular girls came to see me and she did something that was rare. It felt good but it was nothing that I thought a young woman would do. She gently touched my wound and i liked it. And she did that many times and she let me know because i was subconscious about that wound. She let me know that I was attractive and handsome and smart. And so I promised to be there for her. To end middle school romance, I saw this amazing girl. She was just beautiful and she made me go crazy. Awe she was fantastic, she was a foreigner but she was what I wanted. The guys wanted her too but I was ready to fight a gang of them just to be her man. And her parents thanked me and they removed her from school but I cherished the fact of just knowing her. Then high school, that girl from elementary grew up, that most popular girl but she was making out by my locker and I had my eyes set on other women. Two that stroke my ego, this other foreign girl or young woman, she was hot and lovely. And I was ready for a challenge. I told her my math secrets. And we eventually parted but when these guys were picking on her for not giving it up. She said that I was her man and they were jealous. I felt good but I wanted her. Then this amazing science teacher, I scored perfect in her class. I believe her husband was a scientist. She wanted me to be with her daughter who was a hot blonde with blue eyes and curves. I really already had a crush on her this happen on and off for many years. Other women I met was this very attractive chemist student who was beautiful brunette with curves and I told her my secret to Chemistry. We work briefly but we both passed. And then in history, this foreign woman who look amazing in shorts shorts and fitting dresses, we work on projects and she was adopted. And I asked her out but she wanted to be friends. Then at the library I met up with that popular girl from middle school, she wanted me to get this guy a former boyfriend to end the relationship. And so I passively agreed and the guy eventually walked away probably because I was lifting weights since middle school and I was somewhat built as I was still lifting weights in high school. And then the science teacher daughter came to the library looking and she was with a friend. I was shocked because I was up and ran out in embarrassment. My brother told me to just see what a woman is like and he encouraged me to just see and be friendly. Eventually they were nice and learning and they had issues of their own. I learned that others had that experience reading the stories we had to read. And learning about puberty and life from their perspective. I wasn't ready to settle down. I wasn't ready to be a man yet. But I was awe struck over women, the young and around my age. They infatuated me because I knew I wanted one of them to be my partner, my spouse, my child bearer one day. Eventually the science teacher's daughter did not choose me but we were friends as she hug me goodbye and promised to name a child after me. I was going to college and I wanted to see the world. I wanted to see how phenomenal things were including women.
By Distinguished Honorary Alumni Dr. Matthew Primous2 years ago in Confessions
How Simplifying My Life Transformed My World
In today's fast-paced, consumer-driven world, the concept of minimalism has emerged as a beacon of simplicity and clarity. But what exactly is minimalism? More importantly, how can it transform your life? This is a story of my personal journey to minimalism, a journey that changed not just my surroundings but my entire outlook on life.
By Alexander Mensah2 years ago in Confessions
Upskilling for Success: Finding the Best Data Analytics Coaching in Laxmi Nagar
In today's data-driven world, businesses are increasingly reliant on data analytics to make informed decisions. This has led to a surge in demand for skilled data analysts. If you're looking to upskill yourself in this high-growth field, look no further than Laxmi Nagar, a hub for education and professional development. But with numerous institutes offering Best Data Analytics Coaching in Laxmi Nagar, how do you choose the right one?
By MIDM WEB2 years ago in Confessions
Cracking CUET in Laxmi Nagar? Modulation Institute's Coaching Can Help You Shine
The Common University Entrance Test (CUET) is your key to unlocking the doors of prestigious universities across India. If you're aiming to conquer this crucial exam and secure a coveted seat in your dream college, look no further than Laxmi Nagar's premier coaching institute - Modulation Institute. We offer the best CUET coaching in Laxmi Nagar, meticulously crafted to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and strategies needed to excel on exam day.
By Modulation Institute Pvt Ltd2 years ago in Confessions
Love in the Rain. AI-Generated.
It was the first day of high school when Emily saw him. He stood by his locker, surrounded by friends, laughter echoing through the hallway. Jake was new to Cedar Ridge High, and his easy smile and confident demeanor caught her attention immediately. Emily, with her long brown hair and sparkling green eyes, was no stranger to the school, but she suddenly felt like a stranger in her own skin.
By Loris L2 years ago in Confessions