humanity

For better or for worse, relationships reveal the core of the human condition.

Three Birds, One Fowl
Three birds congregate in the meadow to woo the likings of one fowl. The first bird, a strong hawk, is so sure of himself. He confidently assumes a stance of magnificence, much like a great marble statue. He is an idol, influential, yet dominating.
By M. A. Nitopi3 years ago in Humans
The Old Man and the Sebring
“Two fifteen.” Now see, that’s how you know a veteran dispatcher from a neophyte. The newbies always ask. “Two fifteen?” As though there is room for question here. As though I might not answer. As though I could decline my charge.
By R. Justin Freeman3 years ago in Humans
How To Read People
Start writing..Presently, don't get gone crazy. This article isn't tied in with guessing thoughts like Edward Cullen of Nightfall. No one but vampires can do that (assuming they exist).
By Excel Mayor3 years ago in Humans
Have You Lived the Best Years of Your Life Yet?
When you reach a certain point in life, you start becoming philosophical about things. As a writer, it’s easy to frequently think about the things you’ve gone through and things that are happening now, and wonder about your future.
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer3 years ago in Humans
The List of 111 Wishes
One day, for no particular reason at all, I wrote down 111 wishes that I wanted to come true between the day I committed pen to paper and the day I shake loose this mortal coil.
By Shauna Marie3 years ago in Humans
DRAGON DAUGHTER🐉 🐲 🀄
22 years ago, a dragon abducted my daughter from the haunted Hoia Baciu Forest. She's not human anymore. I don't know what she is.
By ANTICHRIST SUPERSTAR3 years ago in Humans
There's No 'I' in 'They' -- But Perhaps There Should Be
As a curious introvert, I enjoy meeting people and I aim to do it with an open mind. This week, I canvassed for the Royal Canadian Legion’s annual poppy campaign, which landed me outside a local Beer Store. The perfect opportunity to meet those I wouldn’t often encounter.
By Catherine Kenwell3 years ago in Humans
How Philanthropists Can Use Social Media To Increase Donations And Boost Visibility
Social media has played a vast role in shaping how people communicate and interact while on the web. It’s instrumental in helping people grow and manage their brands. Social media is a great way for nonprofits to connect with donors, raise awareness about their work, reach out to prospective volunteers, and more when it comes to philanthropy. Below are ways philanthropists can use social media to increase donations and boost visibility.
By Madhavi Doki3 years ago in Humans
The Elderly Are a Treasure
What comes to your mind when you hear the word “elderly”? Someone who can no longer care for themselves and needs to be looked after by others? A slow-moving person who struggles with everyday tasks, perhaps?
By Tabitha Macharia3 years ago in Humans
Poverty Charges Interest
Poverty, like wealth, also charges interest. Don't have money for tires now? Pay for a tow truck and lost time from work later. Don't have time or insurance for a dental cleaning? Pay for dentures later. Don't have the money for a vacation? Pay for a nervous breakdown later. Negative momentum in the wrong direction is still momemtum. In our current economy, you can go up or down, but staying afloat with a middle-class job is as scarce as a unicorn these days. What we've got now is modern-day corporate slavery.
By Susan Eileen 3 years ago in Humans
Rehabilitation VS Physical Therapy? What Works Best in My Case?
Having to suffer from any physical therapy is the last thing you want to go through. Be it a car accident, a fall, or even when playing sports, injuries are uncertain and can happen to anyone. In such cases, your doctor may prescribe you a few things to do to take care of yourself. You'll be requested to approach a physical therapist or seek rehabilitation.
By chris parker3 years ago in Humans
From Almonds to Grapes – The Decision Not Hastily Made
The City of El Paso de Robles was incorporated in California on March 11, 1889. It was mostly known at first for its hot springs, where there would soon be many buildings built to take advantage of the town’s hot mineral waters. It also became the last resting stop to take a break before you continued your traveling to the coast.
By Thomas G Robinson3 years ago in Humans