family

Family unites us; but it's also a challenge. All about fighting to stay together, and loving every moment of it.

Story of Yes or No
Let me start with a word which we do not feel pleasant to listen in whichever phase and relation we are in.. By definition itslef the word is used to describe negative feelings to the person who hears it, but Why saying NO is important for childrens because this is the age where the development of child happens, it comes naturally to few kids by genes but to some it takes a lot effort to say NO.
By vicky jain3 years ago in Humans
Man Utd track strike duo as Atalanta demand silly money for Hojlund
Manchester United have two options if Atalanta won't lower their valuation of Rasmus Hojlund, while PSG won't give up on Harry Kane.
By Wayne 3 years ago in Humans
You Are The Director
Once upon a time, in a quaint little town called Los Paco, there lived a young woman named Lily. From a young age, Lily had always been drawn to the arts. Whether it was painting, playing music, or writing poetry, she found solace and joy in expressing herself creatively.
By Trino M.3 years ago in Humans
Lost at Sea: The Tragic Story of a Carnival Cruise Passenger
Once upon a time, there was a family who had saved up for months for their dream vacation aboard a Carnival Cruise ship. They were filled with excitement and anticipation as they boarded the ship and set sail for a week-long adventure on the high seas.
By Didi Mohamed3 years ago in Humans
The Love Hormone
ah Love is an Open Door All You Need Is Love can't help but fall in love with you Well, I bet you've heard all these songs before, but the basic idea behind them is the same: love is the greatest feeling of all, even if it breaks your heart sometimes, but you know what? Love actually has nothing to do with the heart, it has everything to do with the brain, so I'm going to explore with you the science behind this feeling that makes people write songs, paint masterpieces and do all kinds of crazy things I want you to imagine that your body has a factory, and now let's see what happens in there and what hormones and brain systems, sorry, I meant staff, come into play when you start a new relationship
By Stefan Stefanov3 years ago in Humans
Why A Digital Detox Is Good For You
We are not meant to be on our digital devices 24 / 7 / 365 a year. I think a key part of realizing how our digital lives are so integral to who we are nowadays is to take some time away from them whenever possible. On a recent vacation I was on, I was able to be without cell service or an internet connection for a week. I do have to say that while the first day or two was difficult, it became nice to be out of reach for a while. It is a great chance to recenter yourself, focus more on what matters to you whether it is more time spent with family or friends, or just to be more present with the world around us without staring at our phone, computer, or even our smartwatch.
By Ben W3 years ago in Humans
Meet Lachlan Soper of Sydney, Australia
In the picturesque suburb of Mosman, Sydney, Australia, resides a man who wears many hats with unwavering passion and commitment. Dr. Lachlan Soper, a devoted general practitioner, avid cyclist, and above all, a loving father, stands as a shining example of authenticity in both his personal and professional life.
By Dr Lachlan Soper3 years ago in Humans
African Echoes: Breaking the Shackles of gender stereotypes
Dear Diary, Today, as I sit here and pour my heart out to you, I can't help but feel overwhelmed by the weight of societal expectations placed upon me simply because I am a woman. Growing up in this typical African home, I was taught that my future would revolve around leaving my parents' house and moving to my husband's house. From a very young age, the values of a woman were deeply ingrained in me, like an unyielding echo that followed my every step.
By Nazy Ann3 years ago in Humans
Love in the Time of Laundry
Ah, romantic relationships! Those blissful unions where the butterflies flutter, and the heart races faster than a Formula 1 car. The beginning is like a fairytale, where the world seems to revolve around you and your significant other. But hold on tight, folks, because eventually, you'll find yourselves knee-deep in the never-ending struggle of keeping the love going. Fear not, for in this comedic guide, we shall explore the quirks and challenges of maintaining a loving partnership.
By Abel A.3 years ago in Humans
What Is the Humanity’s Journey? Understanding Our Shared Path. Content Warning.
What Is the Humanity’s Journey? Understanding Our Shared Path In this blog post, we embark on a profound exploration of humanity's journey. Humanity is a concept that encompasses the essence of what it means to be human — our emotions, actions, and aspirations.
By Jan Teck3 years ago in Humans
If You are Out of Work, Why Don’t You Try Employing Yourself as a Freelance Product Promoter and Sales Person?
Some of us sometimes find ourselves out of work for long lengths of time. With little or no capital, we are also hand capped in starting a business which may need renting space and stocking products or service equipment. Some of us may not even have skills that are needed in offering personal services. So, what can you do to even things out if you are caught up in such a scenario?
By Juma Killaghai3 years ago in Humans
Weight Bias and Discrimination
Weight bias refers to the negative attitudes, stereotypes, and discrimination that individuals who are overweight or obese may experience solely based on their body size. This bias is a form of social prejudice that is prevalent in many societies worldwide, where there is an emphasis on thinness as the ideal body type. Unfortunately, weight bias can have far-reaching consequences for affected individuals, impacting various aspects of their lives and overall well-being.
By Pher Zon3 years ago in Humans