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.

This is me;
Before you read this, I would like to let you know it is a journal entry of mine. I have removed a few things as to not traumatize people who may be in abusive relationships. You may also think "why is this a candid story of who she is?" Well, I will tell you at the end of this very remarkably true journal entry to my significant other.
By Roxane Carey4 years ago in Humans
Basic two-way issues between academics and life
"Curse To The Late Comer", or "Curse To The Late Comer", is placed in China's century-old economic history, which makes people's eyes bright. The fact may be as Xiaokai said because backward countries have a lot of room for imitation, they can, without a good system, imitate the technology and management models of developed countries, and obtain what developed countries can only obtain under a certain system. Achievement. But this kind of imitation without system improvement will leave many hidden dangers to long-term development, and may even lead to failure. Lin Yifu’s explanation is obviously intentional to turn his back on Yang Xiaokai. He does not believe that a late-developing country can only achieve sustainable economic growth only by completing the constitutional reforms in the United Kingdom and the United States. It is likely to be an advantage.
By Barent4 years ago in Humans
Christmas markets in Europe
Christmas markets in Europe Hello readers, As we all know christmas is a biggest festival as it brings happiness and prosprity to all.
By juhi kanojia4 years ago in Humans
Sir Paul
Sir Paul or Bill Murray, Eat Your Heart Out! Part I It was going to be a memorable trip. I had no idea what an understatement that would eventually become. In the summer of a year slightly before the world was in the grip of a pandemic, I saw my first Paul McCartney show. I had been invited by some friends, parents of players my son used to play youth baseball with, to visit them in Detroit, attend the show with them and to otherwise hang out, party, and catch up.
By Wesley Marvin4 years ago in Humans
The Third Car
Alice works at a lighting store on Broadway and hates mushrooms. Listening to rock makes her feel young, Alice reads magazines about birds and knows that ostriches have the largest eyes of any animal and that theoretically, baby birds can have siblings of differing species. Alice knows this is because fowl such as the brown-headed crow lay their eggs in the nest of other birds. This fact Alice finds particularly heartwarming, as she herself is adopted. Two brothers, both older. `We're not very close but perfectly friendly, very civil. Different worldviews, that’s all!’. Alice utters variations of the above sentence every time Tod with one D asks about her family relations, which is approximately every 14 days, as there is much time for chatting between the two employees of Williams Lights-- the shop is rarely frequented. Stephanie, age 14 and living above the shop, apt #2B, believes the store is a front, of what variety she does not know. ‘I live above some type of drug front’ she recycles this line to the friends who come and go but mostly go. Tod with one D isn’t the most creative of conversationalists, and therefore, in moments of self-imposed desperation, reverts to the subject of family relations. On each occasion, Alice repeats the same answer, graciously. Alice listens to audiobooks while dusting the glass and porcelain lamp necks of the shop. Tod has never asked Alice about birds because Alice unconsciously prefers to keep her bird knowledge hidden. When researching, she underlines the scientific bird names in blue pencil and forgets to look them up afterward. Alice works from 10 am-5 pm, Tuesday through Saturday. On Sunday mornings she buys carrots at the farmers market and sometimes potatoes or brussel sprouts, but always carrots. Alice likes to sit in her plush green chair, the one with the wooden legs. She drinks three or four cups of tea per day and gets seasonal allergies so bad she occasionally can’t leave the house. Alice takes the F train--12 minutes walk, 13 minutes train, 11 minutes walk -- to Williams lights. Today Alice is wearing a floral silk blouse and skinny jeans. Facial wrinkles covered generously in foundation, she enters the third car. A podcast on robin’s mating patterns streams through her black cordless earbuds. Alice is on the train.
By adele 4 years ago in Humans
Stepping Out of My Comfort Zone
As a teenager I had two dreams. One was to become an actress and the other a romance author. I quickly got over the actress one as time moved on, but in the back of my mind the dream to become a romance author stayed. From the time I can remember picking up a book, I loved to read. I got that from my parents. They both love to read. As a pre-teen my favorite books were Nancy Drew. As a teenager my mom started letting me read romance novels for teens and I literally fell in love with them. As an adult I started reading adult romance novels that eventually turned into my love for erotic romance. Even the romance story from the Twilight series, is some of my favorites because it also includes my love for vampires, witches, and werewolves. But it was Fifty Shades of Grey that made my dream start to come back to me.
By Ireland Lorelei 4 years ago in Humans
You Can't Make This Stuff Up: Shenanigans & What Nots
I remember the first time my longest, dearest friend (Hey Ness-Phi) said this to me. Irony is, I don’t remember what part of my life caused her to say this for the first time, and over the 35 plus years we’ve known each other, it’s been said so many times, I’ve lost count.
By Majique MiMi4 years ago in Humans
Conflicted Conundrum
Confusion of scales. Tempted to touch, time and space heals all wounds when you’re in a crutch. Time creates space while tape holds close, the more you lie in wait, the better other things form. He keeps people waiting, like a line at a con, has his time, then go and move on. Doesn’t like sharing but cares to egg on, turns people down, when he just wants one.
By The Kind Quill4 years ago in Humans
Gina And Gin Part One
As he walked towards the store, Gin wondered whether he would meet Gina. It usually happened sometimes that they meet on the way. The coincidence had occurred several times when Gin's father sent him to get a few goodies from the store which is about a quarter-mile from their home. He usually trekked and sometimes he would meet Gina who is on the same mission; going to the store to pick up a few things. They would move along talking and keeping company. Usually, they talked about what they were going to buy, what happened in school, and more about their homes. They enjoy each other's company.
By Ngenwuthe4 years ago in Humans
Why Women Go Crazy When They Learn Their Ex Has Moved On?!
It’s an ancient story among ex-couples: you ended the relationship, but your former partner’s unresolved feelings over the breakup prevent you from living your new life in peace. Even after multiple phone calls to the police, your furious ex finds a way to continue the drama and threaten your safety.
By Oberon Von Phillipsdorf4 years ago in Humans
What’s up with Golf?
Last week on a sunny and warm summers day I was golfing with my cousin at a course I’d never played before. Since he’d played the course numerous times, he pointed out where to hit the ball to get the best lie. We walked up to a hole that had a fairway that was twenty-feet-wide. I could only see the fairway for sixty-yards, and then it dropped over a hill. The score card said that this hole was one hundred and twenty yards. My cousin said to hit the ball in the middle of the fairway and just over the top of the hill.
By What's up with...4 years ago in Humans
The Truth About Mexico
When someone asks me how I like living in Mexico the tone in their voice has a hint of disapproval and wonderment. Like they’re secretly thinking, “What the hell are you doing there?”
By Caroline-StoryGirlCA4 years ago in Humans