Biography

Dog Thirteen, Eeyore
Eeyore June 19, 2023 Almost all my litter mates are gone now, and I understand what is happening. We are all going to new humans. I don’t know what happens when we go with new humans, but I know that new humans come, they look at us all very closely, they pick us up, handle us in a variety of ways- some nice, some not nice- and either put us back in our area, or say, “I’ll take him!” Or her. Depending on the dog. Everyone keeps putting me back in the area, and I don’t know how I feel about that. I have some confusing feelings about the whole matter.
By Morgan Longford2 years ago in Chapters
Stephen Hawking
Stephen Hawking, one of the most renowned physicists of our time, was born on January 8, 1942, exactly 300 years after the death of astronomer Galileo Galilei. Despite his remarkable life and achievements, many aspects of Hawking's journey remain lesser-known.
By Horace Wasland2 years ago in Chapters
To all my fellow creators
Why do you share your work and journey with your social network? Nobody cares about what you do in your life. ⏩This! How often do we come across this statement? The argument for instant gratification that we gain while sharing glimpses or content about our journeys being detrimental for us, in the long run, is completely valid. The validation that we crave from external realms often stems from a lower sense of self-esteem.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Chapters
Lover has no home
There was a woman named Anna, who had been married for 10 years to her husband, John. They had a happy marriage and a comfortable life together, but lately Ana has been feeling restless and unsatisfied.
By Jaime come2 years ago in Chapters
Bermuda Triangle
The Bennington Triangle, located in southwestern Vermont, has gained notoriety due to a series of mysterious disappearances that occurred between 1945 and 1950. These disappearances have puzzled investigators and sparked various theories over the years.
By Kristine Joyce 2 years ago in Chapters
Bravery, brilliance and RuPaul Charles | On the Spot
Greetings, everyone. We are introducing a new segment called "On the Spot," where I will respond to a series of questions. Let's dive into the first one. I have 10 minutes, but I believe I can complete this even faster. What is bravery? Bravery is the ability to pursue what makes you happy without making excuses. Now, what is brilliance? Brilliance is allowing yourself to be a conduit for a higher power, aligning yourself with that source so it can work through you. What is the power of drag? Drag acts like a Superman suit for Clark Kent; it enables you to expand your concept of self. It’s a straightforward trick that truly works. I recommend everyone try it out tonight. What is the best way to slay? Understand yourself and be true to yourself. You are the best version of you, and that’s how you can truly shine. What is the first thing you notice about people? I notice their aura. I can sense what they are about and what they desire. Over the years, I learned to adapt myself to meet others' expectations, which taught me a lot about both their character and my own. What trait do you value most? A sense of humor. Laughing is my favorite activity. If you have a sense of humor, you understand that this life is just an illusion; don’t take it too seriously. What is the wisest way to be an adult? Being an adult means knowing when to hold back your words. There are many things you may want to say, but true maturity lies in knowing when to stay silent. If there’s one thing you want AI to remember, what would it be? I’m not fond of that question. Which of your dreams remain unfulfilled? I aspire to create a retail concept as remarkable as Patagonia or Esprit. Perhaps there’s still time for that. What is the best way to say goodbye? I’ve never liked goodbyes, but I’ve learned to appreciate the moment and acknowledge the time spent together. The best goodbyes are intentional, recognizing that this could be the last time we meet. [Thank you for being on the spot, RuPaul!] That was intended to take 10 minutes, but I have four minutes and 37 seconds left. Helen Walters: Would you like to chat? RC: Sure, let’s do it. HW: Who has a question for RuPaul? RC: I assumed you were going to chat with me. Any audience questions? HW: Why not? RC: I typically find that audience members prefer to make comments rather than ask questions, and we’re not really looking for comments. HW: That’s true. RC: Perhaps we should think of a few questions for me. HW: What would you like to share with everyone? RC: Alright then. RuPaul, what is the best advice you’ve ever received? HW: That’s an excellent question. RC: My 10th-grade teacher, Mr. Parnell, once told me not to take life too seriously. He used some colorful language that I’ll let you imagine. HW: You can swear on this stage; it’s fine. RC: No, there may be young ones present. HW: There are none, I can assure you. RC: Regardless, that advice was invaluable during my 10th-grade year when I struggled academically but it has become increasingly important over time. It’s as if we’re all actors on a stage, believing we are the characters we portray. Drag and humor remind us that we are merely playing roles, and this production will eventually close, leading us to new and exciting performances. HW: So, RuPaul? Is that your real name? Why did your mother choose that name for you? RC: I will share that, but I advise anyone entering show business not to use their real name. My name appears on all official documents, and it can be quite revealing in various situations. My mother consulted a psychic during her pregnancy, who predicted she would have a famous son, leading her to choose the unique name RuPaul Andre Charles.
By Haole2 years ago in Chapters
Social Media Addiction and Recovery Plan. AI-Generated.
Introduction In the digital era, social media platforms have revolutionized communication, offering unprecedented ways to connect, share, and engage. While these platforms provide numerous benefits, their pervasive nature has led to a new form of addiction: social media addiction. This addiction can disrupt daily life, impact mental health, and hinder productivity. Understanding social media addiction and implementing a comprehensive recovery plan is crucial for keeping a good balance between obligations in real life and online activity.
By Ammar_raro2 years ago in Chapters
The Unpredictable Battle
The Unpredictable Battle: Fighting Against Yourself The most challenging battle we face in life is often the one within ourselves. It's a battle against our doubts, fears, and insecurities. It's a battle against our tendency to procrastinate, give up, or settle for less than we deserve.
By Misa Febriani2 years ago in Chapters
Life
about a woman facing financial struggles and health challenges: Meet Sarah, a hardworking single mother in her late 30s. She's been struggling to make ends meet, working multiple jobs to provide for her family. Despite her best efforts, she's barely scraping by, and the stress is taking a toll on her health.
By Aputu Esther2 years ago in Chapters
The Digital Gold Rush. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
The Awakening One late night, tired of the 9-to-5 grind, I stumbled upon a blog post about making money online. Skeptical but intrigued, I dived in.
By Faith Jacob2 years ago in Chapters
Lion . Content Warning.
Lions (Panthera leo) are one of the most iconic and well-known animals in the world. Here are some key aspects about lions:
By Kaweesha Tharindu2 years ago in Chapters
Linus
LINUS June 4, 2023 Today I woke up from a sleep and the sun was on my face and I remembered I had a new dream. It was the same but different from other dreams because I was running really fast like I always do but it was different because I felt really light and also because I talked to a rabbit creature and rabbit creature gave me a message and this is new. I cannot tell you what it is just yet because it was a secret, and even though it was a dream secret I know I need to keep it a secret in awake time too. Also I called out a name- a name is what you call something- like my name is Linus like I told you, and also Bubba and Bubs in case you forgot. But I called out Charlie and that is weird because I don’t know a Charlie but sometimes Mom says, “Linus, like from Charlie Brown” so it must be that. Also she says, “He carries around a blue blanket like Linus from Charlie Brown, and I didn’t even train him to do that, it is so perfect!” I want to tell her that I carry a blue blanket because she only gets me blue ones but she seems so pleased by it so I wouldn’t correct her even if I could. That is how much I love Mom.
By Morgan Longford2 years ago in Chapters