fact or fiction

Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores relationship myths and truths to get your head out of the clouds and back into romantic reality.

8 Simple Exercise to Lose Love Handles Without Gym
muffin-top love handles spare tire % Tone of voice: This exercise works your lower abs, chest, and arms. Alternate your legs and arms quickly for 20 reps.
By Khashy Jalooti3 years ago in Humans
Understanding the Disease and Empowering Women. Content Warning.
Understanding the Disease and Empowering Women Table of Contents preface What's bone Cancer? Types of bone Cancer Causes and threat Factors
By Sadaqat Hayat3 years ago in Humans
Tethered by time
In the heart of a picturesque village nestled among the hills of the United Kingdom, two young souls, Lily and Oliver, forged an unbreakable bond. From the moment they met as children, their connection transcended the boundaries of time. They laughed, explored, and dreamt together, their friendship blooming like a delicate flower in the radiant sunshine of youth.
By Maelin pearl 3 years ago in Humans
Health and wellness
Introduction Detox diets have gained significant popularity in recent years as a quick fix for weight loss and improved health. However, there is much debate surrounding their effectiveness and whether they deliver on their promises. In this article, we delve into the truth about detox diets, exploring their potential benefits, limitations, and whether they truly work. Get ready to uncover the facts behind these trendy diets and make informed decisions about your health.
By Sunday James3 years ago in Humans
GREED vs NEED
Striking a Balance for a Sustainable Future Introduction: In the human quest for progress and prosperity, the eternal struggle between greed and need emerges as a defining feature of our society. Greed, fueled by insatiable desires for wealth, power, and possessions, often leads to detrimental consequences for individuals, communities, and the environment. On the other hand, recognizing and meeting our genuine needs is crucial for survival, well-being, and equitable development. This essay delves into the contrasting forces of greed and need, emphasizing the importance of finding a delicate balance to ensure a sustainable future for ourselves and generations to come.
By Olalere Victor Temiloluwa 3 years ago in Humans
13 psychological Facts
Prepare to be astonished by these mind-blowing psychological facts that delve into the intricate workings of our minds and behavior. The field of psychology has been tirelessly studying the complexities of human nature for decades, and while we've made significant progress, there is still much left to uncover.
By Ibrahim Abd3 years ago in Humans
To The First Girl I Ever Loved.
I still remember the first day I saw her, the most beautiful girl as far as my 10 year old mind was concerned. Amina was beautiful in more than one way. She had a goofy-ish pretty smile, the kind you can only find in an innocent Fulani girl’s face. I still remember that one of her frontal tooth was chipped at the edge and yet she never forgot to wear a smile. She was introduced in my class as Amina, a recent convert who was living with a family close to the school. When she smiled at the class, my heart skipped two beats. This was strange to me, you have to understand, and I had never had a crush in my entire ten year existence! Plus, I was just a goofy kid who was sometimes called pastor by my peers. My idiosyncrasies had absolutely no business with these kind of feelings, or so I thought.
By Lazy writer 3 years ago in Humans
Into the Shadows: Exploring the Legend of the Grey Lady
A young girl by the name of Emily once lived in a faraway land known as Veridia and possessed an extraordinary talent. She could communicate with other animals. Emily was able to communicate with all kinds of animals, from the tiniest ladybugs to the largest elephants, and she developed a strong bond with each of them.
By Abib3 years ago in Humans
Shadows of the Past
In the depth of silence, memories emerge like shadows cast upon the walls of our minds. They whisper tales of bygone days, moments cherished and mistakes made. As Rumi once said, "Listen to the silence. It has so much to say." And indeed, in the quiet solitude of introspection, we confront the echoes of our past, sometimes with nostalgia, sometimes with trepidation.
By KhunchaiZX993 years ago in Humans
Why Russia’s Democracy Never Began
On the off chance that the Russia of thirty years prior, not long after the Soviet separation, was a majority rules system (though a frail and youngster one), who or what sank it? Was it President Boris Yeltsin, with his October 1993 choice to pound adversaries forcibly, his pushing of a leader ruled constitution, and his unfortunate decision of Vladimir Putin as his replacement? Had Yeltsin chosen another person, might things be different today?
By Rahul P3 years ago in Humans
The dual face of artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is often described as having a double face, reflecting both its incredible capabilities and the concerns that surround it. On the one hand, AI offers unprecedented opportunities to solve complex problems, improve our daily lives and transform many sectors. On the other, it raises concerns about its ethical, social and economic implications. Let's take a closer look at this dual face of AI.
By Emilie3 years ago in Humans
The Elusive Nature of Wakefulness
You’re a butterfly, fluttering around, pursuing the whims of a butterfly's life. Then you wake up. But how can you be certain that you're not still dreaming? The answer may appear obvious, but explaining how you definitively know you're awake is a complex task that has puzzled philosophers throughout history. In the realm of dreaming, the ancient Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi introduced a perplexing possibility: if we can dream of being entirely different creatures, who's to say that we're not currently a different creature dreaming of being human?
By Henrik Leandro Laukholm Solli3 years ago in Humans