humanity

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

Daffodils On My Mind
Yes seven pretty daffodils are shining in the sun To light our way to evening and when the day is done - Joni Mitchell
By Sway Jones4 years ago in Humans
Don't listen to the "Society"
Society has always a counterargument ready to pull you down. Knowingly or unknowingly there are many decisions in life that we have taken to satiate the hunger of society.
By Adarsh Kumar Singh4 years ago in Humans
Just another day
I awoke to the dark, a day barely begun, the sun still hiding behind the horizon. The house so quiet, heavy breathing, snoring, dreams still coming alive behind their eyes.
By Lee Naylor4 years ago in Humans
Intelligent Cell Phone Application to Prevent Driving Accidents
The road accidents can be caused by different factors like human errors, management system or by unfit vehicles. The accidents due to human error have the highest percentage. These human errors could include using of mobile phone during driving, unawareness of traffic rules etc. The main cause of distraction in driving is the use of mobile phone during driving, especially for texting. These effects the performance of driving and causes the increase in accident rates. World Health Organization estimates that 1.2 million people are killed annually and up to 50 million are injured or disabled on the world’s roads.
By Maryam Jahangir4 years ago in Humans
worker suicide
While the eyes of the whole world are directed towards Ukraine, preoccupied with following the Russian invasion moment by moment, people in Egypt sometimes get distracted by those who beat his wife and his justifications, reflecting a certain social and class culture, then followed by a well-known media skepticism with a heavy presence on the story of the Ascension, and becomes (or perhaps It became a long time ago) that is what is referred to as “the public affair.” Assem Afifi Abdel-Maboud, who works in the installation department at Universal, committed suicide due to the accumulation of debts on him, and his inability to pay in front of his creditors, in light of the company’s intransigence in paying dues workers, despite repeated claims.
By abdo4 years ago in Humans
Undiagnosed Autism In Schools
Empathy and Understanding are crucial to Acceptance, and that's especially important now. In 2018, a friend tagged me in a shared Facebook post. I've spoken, loudly and frequently and publicly, about the lack of support for people who "don't look autistic" and the importance of letting us find our own voices and speak for ourselves, rather than having non-autstic people control the narrative and speak for us. As a result, I often get tagged in posts to do with Autism and support for autistic people, and especially in posts by autistic people sharing their experiences.
By Natasja Rose4 years ago in Humans
Honoring The Goddess
For International Women's day, I honor all women. The Grandmothers, mothers, daughters, and sisters. May we remain strong for our human family during this most challenging epoch.
By Sarah St.Erth4 years ago in Humans
FALLING
Kicking, Yelling, Screaming, Crying; Let me out. Please, let me out. I hate it here. It’s so dark. So, cold. I just want to go but then again what happens if I leave? Life is uncertain but who says death fixes anything? The beauty is blissful but the pain drives me insane. Why? Why does it hurt so much? One things for sure, beauty doesn’t prevent the feeling of ugliness. The mind can take you so deep. Deep down into this abyss of nothingness…. where you lie. Being told how much no one loves you. How much you’re not worth it. How much I need and don’t have. How love is the key yet…. I can’t hold onto it to save my life. Thinking of how so many people are confined for their minds being just like mine. A cell with padded walls, and a designer straight jacket to ensure no escape…. Still fly as we drown in our sorrows. Your mind; or a prison. Oh God please, let me out.
By Pharaoh Essensual4 years ago in Humans
How Can I Say What Freedom Is When I Don’t Know What It Isn’t?
At the age of 28, I moved away from my home province of Newfoundland and Labrador in the hope of building a new life in Ontario. Two years later, I went back for my first vacation. The day after I arrived, I decided to take the short ten-minute walk to the local hospital to visit my cousin, who had recently given birth.
By Cathy holmes4 years ago in Humans
The Incredible Life of an Ordinary Person
My friends are crazy over-achievers. One recently hiked the 2,000+ mile Appalachian Trail, from Georgia to Mt. Katahdin in Maine. It was a trip that he carefully planned for over a year to mark his transition from military soldier to civilian life — a grueling trek and an impressive accomplishment.
By Jill (Conquering Cognitions)4 years ago in Humans
Stress Free Living
Living a stress-free life is what all of us dream about. Deep inside, we all want to live a life free of troubles and hurdles. However, it is practically impossible until you come up with different coping strategies that help to reduce tension from your life.
By Muhammad Farrukh4 years ago in Humans
Animals Helping People to Heal
Programs using animals to calm patients and reduce tension are called animal therapy. In the United States, these treatments are popular, although there is a lack of evidence to show that they work.
By Muhammad Farrukh4 years ago in Humans