Humanity

Who's a narcissist?
In the annals of history, long before the advent of the ubiquitous selfie, the ancient Greeks and Romans wove a myth of obsession, revolving around an individual a tad too engrossed in his own reflection. Among the various renditions, the tale of Narcissus stands prominent. This handsome wanderer sought love as he roamed the world, but his rejection of a nymph named Echo led him to glimpse his own visage in a river's surface. Captivated by his reflection, he succumbed to a self-inflicted infatuation that eventually led to his demise by drowning. A flower, the Narcissus, commemorated the site of his passing. The myth, while rooted in antiquity, encapsulates the core concept of narcissism—a heightened and sometimes detrimental preoccupation with the self. Yet, it isn't just a personality quirk dissected in advice columns; it's a psychological construct classified and scrutinized by experts in the field.
By GoLow3 years ago in Pride
Untold Nature of Humans
In the bustling tapestry of existence, humans stand as a unique thread, intricately woven into the fabric of life. Yet, beyond the everyday routines and visible interactions, lies a world of profound intricacies and connections that often remain shrouded in obscurity. Embarking on a voyage beyond the obvious, this article sets out to illuminate the lesser-known aspects of human nature and our extraordinary relationship with the surrounding universe. From the enigmatic realms of human cognition to the intricate dance between our species and the environment, join us as we unveil the untold nature of humans and the compelling narratives that bind us to the intricate web of life.
By Aze Ramos3 years ago in Pride
"Embracing Colors of Love"
Once upon a time in a small town, there lived a young girl named Emma. Emma had always known deep inside that she was different from other children her age. While her friends developed crushes on boys, she found herself drawn to girls. Emma was discovering her own truth, realizing that she was a lesbian.
By lovely3 years ago in Pride
Did a Wise Man REALLY Once Say…? VENUS VALLEY Looks East (part 1)
Welcome to a much clearer, and much queerer, chapter. If it’s your first time here, you’ve found a chapter-by-chapter release of my LGBTQIA+ centric philosophy book, where you can debate, discuss, question, contribute; your inputs become my edits, until the finished book has all our voices in its pages, bright and beautiful rainbow-flag-waving community of mine. Welcome, queerly beloveds, to Venus Valley - Queer Philosophers’ Forum.
By Steph Cole3 years ago in Pride
Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
Chaitanya Mahaprabhu is the supreme propagator of Bhakti Yoga of Vaishnavism and one of the major poets of Bhakti period. He laid the foundation stone of the Gaudiya Sampradaya of Vaishnavas, gave birth to a new style of bhajan singing and emphasized the harmony of Hindu-Muslim unity in the days of political instability, taught to remove the spirit of caste-caste, high-low and Restored the extinct Vrindavan and spent the last part of his life there.
By Manju3 years ago in Pride
The Way I am
“A Rainbow behind the Clouds” As a person living with this kind of personality and gender preference, I serve as a clown for others. A clown that only used just for fun. A victim of bullying that was driven by tons of criticisms, judgement and hate. This became as the reason why I consider myself as a rainbow behind the clouds. Don't worry this is just the beginning of my story.
By jl de los3 years ago in Pride
Aadi Shankrachary's life story
Adi Shankaracharya was born in a poor Malayali Brahmin family in 788 AD in a village called Kaladi in the modern Ernakulam district of Kerala. His father's name was Shivguru who was proficient in scriptures and mother's name was Aryamba. For many years after the marriage of Shivguru and Aryamba, they did not have any children. Then he prayed to Lord Shiva for a son and his prayers were answered in the form of a boy in the auspicious Abhijeet Muhurta of spring.
By Manju3 years ago in Pride
How To Be Fully Human
I am a whole human. No matter what I wear, what I do, what I say, how I style myself, how much I cry, how competitive I am, how strong of a leader I am, how vengeful, how brave or afraid or thoughtful or flawed….
By Anji Kaizen3 years ago in Pride
Sweet Poison
In the heart of a bustling city, lived a young woman named Emma, trying to make ends meet as she pursued her dreams of becoming an artist. Struggling to pay her bills and rent, Emma found herself contemplating an unconventional solution: dating a wealthy, older man, known as a sugar daddy.
By MadLee3 years ago in Pride
USING ALTERNATIVE ENERGY TO ITS FULL POTENTIAL: REVOLUTIONISING OUR FUTURE. Content Warning.
USING ALTERNATIVE ENERGY TO ITS FULL POTENTIAL: REVOLUTIONISING OUR FUTURE Need for alternative energy sources is most pressing than ever as the globe struggles with issues like climate change and running out of fossil fuels. In order to nutralized greenhouse gas emissions, battle climate change, and provide a sustainable future for future generations, alternative energy offers a viable answer. We shall examine the amazing potential of alternative energy and how it may revolutionise our future in this post. But don't worry, we won't be getting into any difficult scientific terminology. Instead, let's have some fun and see how alternative energy can be both powerful and amusing.
By amit sharma3 years ago in Pride
The Elegance Within
In the heart of a bustling city, there lived a young woman named Sofia. With a heart as vibrant as the colors of the city lights, she found beauty in every corner of life. Sofia had always been fascinated by the diverse beauty of women she encountered. From the confident strides of a businesswoman to the gentle embrace of a mother, she saw beauty woven into each unique form.
By Milton Thomas III3 years ago in Pride
The Radiant Tree
In a quaint village nestled amidst rolling hills and blooming meadows, there lived a young woman named Amara. She was a radiant soul with an infectious smile that lit up the hearts of everyone she encountered. Amara was kind, compassionate, and had an unwavering belief in the beauty of her own body and the bodies of all women around her.
By Milton Thomas III3 years ago in Pride