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Mental Health in the Workplace
Once upon a time, talking about your feelings or stress at work was a big no-no. But things are changing. Now, some companies are leading the charge to make sure our minds are just as healthy as our bodies while we're working.
By Mayes Daya2 years ago in Writers
The Hedgebrume's Whispers
Brigid hurried through the foggy highland forest, wicker basket in hand, collecting herbs for her grandmother's Hallowmas rituals. At twelve years old, she was finally allowed to assist wise Danu, the village's elder hedge witch.
By Tanya Doolin2 years ago in Writers
Neurodiversity in Literature
Recently, neurodiversity is a term that has gained popularity as more people begin to understand and embrace the wide spectrum of neurotypes found in today’s world. It’s a concept that’s just beginning to be explored through literature. One thing is for sure, it can have a powerful impact on readers. By encouraging the accurate representation of neurodiverse characters and embracing the benefits of understanding these differences, authors can use their work to positively influence and advocate for the neurodiverse community. Readers can become more aware of the biases and stereotypes surrounding neurodiversity. Ultimately, I hope to encourage readers to think more deeply about neurodiversity in literature and embrace its strengths.
By Jessica Neutz2 years ago in Writers
Just Another Girl
Graciella Lekunze is a brown-skin girl; just over 5 feet tall, apple-shaped face with super-kinky soft silky hair. She is a young, super naive but smart lady....and she got herself in so many sly situations which made her recoil, then up her game.
By Gratitude LEKUNKENG2 years ago in Writers
Health
Alabama chicken homestead isolated, 48,000 birds killed after exceptionally pathogenic avian influenza distinguished Almost 48,000 birds were killed at a north Alabama chicken ranch after state horticulture authorities affirmed the presence of exceptionally pathogenic avian influenza there.
By Mohammad Showki Biplob2 years ago in Writers
Signs-of depression. Content Warning.
Quite a long time ago, in an unassuming community named Serenity, carried on with a young fellow named Ethan. Ethan was a capable craftsman, known for his lively works of art that carried life to the bluntest of walls. In any case, underneath his bright craftsmanship, Ethan was taking on a conflict against a foreboding shadow - sadness.
By haseena2 years ago in Writers
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By Samuel Una2 years ago in Writers
The Beloved Princess
I remember a little bit about my mother and father. I knew they were in loved. I knew they were close at one time. I knew they were best friends. But I never understood why they parted. I never knew why they separated. My grandmother who raised me said they had loved but as much as they had loved, they had disagreements She believed that my father's family wanted him to marry someone else. And my mother felt isolated and unwanted so she ranaway with me. I longed for my father maybe sometimes even more. My father has always been in my heart but I could not express it. My mother left me when I was twelve and she told me everything she could about my father. She said he was some king in a faraway country. She said many things about how powerful and prestigious he was. And that she wrote him letters about me and she received no response. Now that I am about to marry, where a father supposed to wish his daughter well. I don't know where to turn. I don't even know he would notice me. He probably doesn't care. Maybe father moved on and started a new family. However grandma told me to write him as she gave me his address.
By Distinguished Honorary Alumni Dr. Matthew Primous2 years ago in Writers
The Art of Writing
Writing used to terrify me. As an English major, I thought every sentence needed to be profound and every metaphor poetic. I agonized over each word choice, reading and rereading until the words blurred on the page. While my papers always earned top marks, the process was torturous.
By Samyak2 years ago in Writers
My Life Is Not A Fantasy Novel
I’ve been writing for a very long time. Much longer, in fact, than my sister Georgia. While I’m glad that I didn’t manage to get much of an audience before now as I truly wasn’t ready for it, I also get pissed that my sister has a huge platform.
By MaryClare StFrancis2 years ago in Writers
Secrets of the intimate relationship between spouses
Secrets of the intimate relationship between spouses Establishing the bond Who would ever guess that there is a climate change analogy lurking behind a profound relationship between spouses? Well, grab on tight and hear me out. I equate the intimate bond between spouses with the delicate balance of nature. If things are going smoothly, it feels as though you're in a breezy summer day, with the smell of honeysuckles filling the air. But when you ignore or mishandle the subtle nuances, you find yourself in a turbulent storm that leaves you drenched, cold, and miserable.
By Muoudi2 years ago in Writers
To Vocal or not to Vocal
Recently, I was asked whether it is worth joining Vocal Media's community of creators. It's a question I asked myself just over a year ago, eventually answering in the affirmative. Having recently passed various minor milestones as a Vocal+ creator, I thought I would give my views here.
By Raymond G. Taylor2 years ago in Writers