family

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

People Who Are Unrelatable But Might Be Good enough to justify Our Time
Announcements The universe has an approach to sending us inconspicuous messages. One just requirement to tune in. I observe the messages very uncovering. I just called it the universe, however some of the time I say it is my body that I pay attention to.
By Zoya4 years ago in Humans
Get Eye Care Drops for Beautiful Eyes
Eyes are the windows of our soul! A healthy eye can bring a healthy life and a person can live a long, satisfied and happy life if he or she takes proper care of his or her eyes. One needs to be very careful in choosing the right kind of eye care products. I have created this blog to help people with their eye care needs. I have enlisted the various aspects related to eye care products and how they can be used.
By All Day Pill4 years ago in Humans
Over Obsessive Thoughts?
Drawing from personal experiences, it's apparent that individuals can unwittingly fall into the trap of obsession without recognizing the signs. Often, external input is required to highlight the unhealthy fixation and encourage a reevaluation of one's behavior. Obsessions can manifest in various forms, from hoarding thoughts to accumulating physical objects.
By Fanchon Francis4 years ago in Humans
Family system
Just two decades ago today, was it ever possible for a family member to be at the dinner table or sitting together in a room and one of them, through a text message on his mobile phone, a dirty joke, a pornographic picture? Or receive a dirty message, send it or comment on it and in the meanwhile none of these sacred relationships sitting in the gathering could even know it. The speed with which this state of moral decay has come all over the world is unparalleled in the last five thousand years of human history.
By shakeel ahmad4 years ago in Humans
The inner heart of inspiration “I will not be silent
Facing My Past To tell my story, I have to face what family, religion, status, to not be, called crazy, or when people say “what goes on in the - stays in here and here alone”, anything and everything that hides, will hide, or things that has been hidden what we know as “THE THINGS UNDER THE RUG” yes!!! I’m going there. The best advice in this situation is for you to center yourself through mediation because the things I’m going to tell you throughout this book for you to be aware of your surroundings, mentally, spiritually, emotionally, physically, and Astro meaning out-of-body experience. I will not be giving any names but there characters for you to be aware, every character is different, and that’s the sad part when your world seems like it’s spinning out of control, over what life sets in our path, we can decide how we respond, to be honest I haven’t always responded in the best way possible.
By Vanessa Rodriguez4 years ago in Humans
Times Change
Oh, how much I wish I was frozen…in time. I love life and people too much to continue without them. I want them with me and would love them to carry on this journey by their side. Hand in hand like life was meant to be. In harmony. Sure, some oppose but that’s ok. We love them anyway. We love the people we grew up with, we love the younger brother we picked on but also love the hassle we got from them. It was playful and it was nothing but love. I remember we used to go onto the bus pushing and shoving just to see who will be first. Times it became personal but at the end we shared the same seat. He was my hero. My hero to stand by me as I would be with him. He influenced me to be a better man like him and he also showed me the brighter side of things. Always did tell me that everything will be just fine.
By DakTH4 years ago in Humans
I Still Call Her Mother.
How did they know we would adapt so easily? Was it our affinity for cellular devices? Our constant need to stay connected? Our strong distaste for being alone, unless we were specifically seeking independence and solitude? Maybe it was a combination of all of those things.
By Kerry Williams4 years ago in Humans
The Myth of Tantalus
The gods had cursed Tantalus for his deeds, leaving him to reach for water that was a bit too far and fruits that were a tad too high. The deities of Olympus had seen within their creations a pain they deemed to be the ultimate retribution; to reach for happiness and never secure it.
By Angel Santiago4 years ago in Humans
My Parents Should Have Divorced
I was 8 years old when my mother discovered that my father was having an affair. I did not know it then, but it was also officially the end of my childhood and the start of having to grow up quickly as I was now at the early beginnings of a long road of traumas. Traumas that only within the last 2 years I have re-explored and dissected to finally heal. That is the thing about these types of life traumas, the effects of it are insidious and the damage may not even show up until years of denial later. What forced me to finally heal it will be a different story for another time, but let me start from the bare-bones of where all the trauma began: my parents and their unhealthy emotional regulation, their projections of it in their marriage and what they overlooked in me.
By Angela Chanthalangsy 4 years ago in Humans
Dementia
My dad had lived a long, full life. He grew up in war-torn Greece, only to be sent to another war as a young adult, migrating to Australia in his thirties, meeting my mum on the way and raising a family of four and dogs, there were always dogs – oh and a cat, rabbits, pigeons and a couple of ducks – there were always animals. It was a good life, and then he developed dementia just to forget it all.
By Anna Dimitrakopoulos4 years ago in Humans
Jasmine, Ali and two other friends story
Jasmine, Ali and two other friends decided to go on a picnic to a beach. They packed their bags and were quite excited. They reached the picnic spot and came across a small child who was crying. They went towards that child and asked him what he wanted. He was so young that he could barely explain anything. As we turned around to look for his parents the child suddenly disappeared. We asked people around if they had seen a child or his parents or someone else with him. No one had a clue. They were shocked to see the child disappear.They looked around for some time but found no trace of the child. They were worried and surprised at the same time. The water was gleaming like sapphire and gentle waves touched their feet as they ran on the soft yellow sand. They spread a sheet on the sand and took out snacks and drinks. They then enjoyed playing Frisbee when Jasmine tried to catch it she came across a bottle within which she found a letter. She brought this to the notice of Ali and her other two friends. They opened the bottle and saw that the paper said ‘HELP’. They looked around but nobody in trouble could be spotted. Everyone was quite happy and enjoying their beach picnic. They immediately decided to inform the coast guard. The coast guard did not react and said that it could be a prank since nobody was in trouble. So next, they informed the nearest police about whatever had happened.The police came to the beach and first questioned the coast guard for being inattentive. Then they investigated the matter and concluded that it could be a case of kidnapping. They took the matter in their hands and investigated. We left the beach and returned to our home. A few days later we were informed by the police that the child was found with another family who took him away since he was alone and his parents were also found in a place near the beach where they were locked after being looted.On October 4, we all were decorating our house to celebrate the most long-awaited festival, Diwali. My heart was filled with excitement to meet my father after a long gap of six years. But a call from the army headquarters left us stunned. It was my father over the phone who said that he would not be returning to us this Diwali because of some emergency on the borders. He sounded much tensed and hurriedly left the phone connected. I continued to ask him what was wrong and kept pleading him to try to come back to us soon but we got no reply from the other side. All I could hear was firing, bombing and people shouting. My heart started beating faster and I couldn’t decide what I would say to mom and my younger sister, Yamini.I rushed to my mother and as tears rolled down my eyes I tried to explain to her all that happened over the phone. Yamini was at the neighbour’s place playing with other children and we decided not to tell her anything. I switched on the TV and turned to a news channel to find that there was a mob attack at the Army Headquarters and all the reporters said was they could hear constant firing and bombing with no clue of what was happening inside. I could see the expression on my mother’s face intensifying. She couldn’t hold back her tears anymore. I decided that I couldn’t be weak and cry at this moment because I was the only one who had to console mother and give her strength. I told her that father is a hero and he will come back safe.
By PRADHUMAN4 years ago in Humans
5 Easy Tips to Stay Loyal with Your Partner
Loyalty is one of the most fundamental desires that human beings crave. It is one of the essential elements of trust. Staying loyal to someone instead of moving on to others is a kind of affection and respect that we deserve or give to someone special.
By Muzamal Ahmad4 years ago in Humans