friendship

C.S Lewis got it right: friendship is born when one person says to another: "What! You too? I thought I was the only one!"

What are the 4 types of love?
There are many different ways to categorize the various forms of love, but one widely-used framework is the four types of love proposed by ancient Greek philosophy: Agape, Eros, Philia, and Storge. These four types of love are each characterized by a distinct set of qualities, and they can be understood as representing different stages or types of relationships.
By Lux Gems3 years ago in Humans
My 100th for Tom Bradbury
My ninety-nine posts on Vocal have left me to ponder what I would publish for the one hundredth. Ninety-nine poems, articles, and short stories, both fiction and non-fiction. A few were silly art poems for fun. The one hundredth had to be unique.
By J. S. Wade3 years ago in Humans
The poem of death hidden in the jugular vein of love!
Pinch my dreams and record an aphorism that will go down in history. While people cannot imagine my spiritual richness on the ground I will soon slip on.
By Recipology3 years ago in Humans
The Faith Rock That I Gave A Friend
Years ago, I was in a meeting with several others and I passed around a bag of stones with value words on them. The photo above is one that this friend of mine received.
By Denise E Lindquist3 years ago in Humans
Smile
A smile is a facial expression characterized by an upward curving of the corners of the mouth. It is a universal sign of friendliness and goodwill, and is often used as a nonverbal communication of pleasure, happiness, or amusement. Smiling can also be used as a social lubricant, helping to ease tensions and make interactions with others more pleasant.
By Rudhra3 years ago in Humans
Vashikaran for Boss for a Good Cause
Are you feeling frustrated or overwhelmed at work? Do you need help to make your ideas heard or get along with your boss? If so, you may be wondering if there's a way to gain more control and influence in the workplace. One option you may have considered is vashikaran, an ancient Indian practice that involves using mantras and rituals. But is vashikaran for boss really a viable solution, and if so, how can it be used ethically and effectively?
By Vashikaran Near Me3 years ago in Humans
Finding Balance
Once upon a time, there was a young professional named Jack who was struggling to manage the stress of his high-pressure job in finance. Jack had always been ambitious and driven. He had worked hard to achieve success in his career in finance and had quickly climbed the ranks to become a high-level analyst at a prestigious firm. But with success came high-pressure and constant demands, as he was expected to work long hours, meet tight deadlines, and make important decisions daily.
By shankar c3 years ago in Humans
5 Tips to Create and Maintain Healthy Relationships
We all know that relationships can be tough. We've all been through the ups and downs, the good times and the bad. But what if there was a way to make our relationships not just survive, but thrive?
By G Fraust3 years ago in Humans
Penny for my thoughts
Iris didn’t ever expect to see her former muse again. Although neither had left town, the town in question was massive, more like a small country, the opportunity for a random bump into was pretty minimal.
By Gillian Lesley Scott3 years ago in Humans
Don't Let Toxic Relationships Destroy You!
We all desire contentment and happiness in our relationships. Unfortunately, these connections can occasionally deteriorate and cause harm. It is important to treat toxic relationships seriously since they display patterns of abuse, control, and harsh criticism. They can seriously harm a person's emotional, mental, and physical health, therefore it's critical to spot any warning signs of a toxic relationship early on to prevent further harm. In this post, we'll examine the typical indicators of a toxic relationship and strategies for avoiding one for the benefit of the individual and the partnership.
By Ian Gitonga3 years ago in Humans
MEN'S WELL-BEING ERECTILE BROKENNESS CAUSES
Erectile brokenness (ED), generally called desolateness, is an ordinary condition that impacts a basic degree of men at last in their lives. ED implies the inability to achieve or keep an erection sufficient for sexual development. While it is common for men to experience rare issues with erections, enduring ED can be an excuse to be stressed out and may be a sign of stowed-away clinical conditions.
By shaharuddin yahya3 years ago in Humans
The Tapestry of Friendship: The Enduring Bonds of Adult Female Friendships
Adult female friendships are a tapestry woven by life, a symphony of souls singing in harmony. They are the beating heart of support, understanding, and companionship. These friendships are a balm for the soul, nourishing our mental and physical well-being.
By P.L3 years ago in Humans