School
Ways To Nourish The Soul
No one matters. Children or young people out there, you will learn this later, but it's better to learn this now, is self-confidence. It does not matter what anyone thinks of you. What does matter is what your parents think of you, what your best friend only thinks of you, what your siblings think of you, and what you think of yourself. There's maybe like five people on that list. No one matters. Your happiness is in your own hands. You cannot get it from anywhere else. Only you have the power. Remember to be kind. Be the one that is the savior of the bullies. Be the one that is confident to go without makeup somewhere or didn't get time to dress up and go to a party. Enjoy the moment. Don't care about what you're wearing and who thinks what you are because I swear to God when you're older, you'll be like, what was I doing? You have your whole life to be a grown-up. Enjoy being young. Enjoy being silly. Enjoy not getting dressed and makeup. Spend time in nature. Take up a sport. You must play a sport, an instrument, and teach the adults who have missed out on that life because your adults did live that life, but they've also gotten into this Insta life and this like technological life. So you kids remind your parents, hey, come on, let's go to the beach. Let's go to the mountains. Let's do some nature activities. Go spend time in charities. Give your time to charity. Go to SOS village. Go give your time to underprivileged kids. These are all really nourishing for your soul and you will be so happy that you did this because at the end, peace and happiness is all you want. So find that within yourself and never care about what anyone thinks of you. Be kind, be honest, and have fun.
By Ibrahim Shah about 5 hours ago in Confessions
Top 15 Boy Secrets Women Never Hear About
Men are often accused of being emotionally unavailable, uncommunicative, and impossible to understand, but the reality is that men have rich internal emotional lives, complex social dynamics with other men, and struggles with identity and expectation that they rarely discuss with women because masculine socialization teaches boys from early childhood that emotional vulnerability is weakness, that competence must be performed rather than admitted to developing, and that intimate friendship between men must be carefully bounded to avoid homosexual suspicion. The following fifteen secrets represent common male experiences and perspectives that men freely acknowledge to each other but rarely articulate to female partners, either because they assume women already understand and are deliberately ignoring these realities, or because admitting these truths feels like failing at masculinity in ways that are too threatening to male identity to express openly.
By The Curious Writerabout 20 hours ago in Confessions
That one day in school
Okay, so I remember that one time in school—oh wait. I haven't introduce myself, how disrespectful of me! My name is Teja and as you can see in the picture above, yeah, that is everything about me. You see, I am an overthinker. Even if my answer is correct I overthink and take like 1 whole minute to finally stick to ONE answer. Sometimes my brain keeps thinking about the same thing again and again, like “What if I’m wrong?” or “What if there was a better answer?” Even when the teacher already moved on to the next question, I’m still thinking about the previous one. That’s just how I am.
By *+*+*~Teja~*+*+*3 days ago in Confessions
