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Every morning I leave my house for a walk. I always take the same route through our local park and along a row of shops. Most days I see litter on the ground. I see overfilled bins blanketing the pavement with stray wrappers and plastic cups. I see people tossing cigarette butts instead of disposing […]
I did not expect to watch a marriage fall apart up close. But when it is someone you care about, you start noticing things others miss. The silence. The sighs. The shift from “we” to “I.” It is never one thing that breaks a relationship. It is usually a slow, steady drift. My friend’s marriage
No filters. No fairy tales. Just 10 disadvantages of marriage that happen more often than you’d think—and are worth thinking about. From the time we’re little, we’re told that marriage is the goal. Fairy tales end with a wedding. Movies show couples riding off into the sunset. Families throw huge celebrations like marriage is the
Marriage isn’t some kind of magic fix. It won’t suddenly make your problems go away or fill up the empty spots in your life. If you’re feeling lonely or distant, getting married won’t change that. And honestly, marriage isn’t for everyone — and that’s totally fine. But when it does work — when two people
Let’s just be honest. More and more people are staying single—not because they hate love or don’t believe in commitment, but because they’re starting to realize something: marriage isn’t the only way to live a good life. We grew up hearing, “Find your person, get married, and everything will fall into place.” But the truth?
It usually starts harmless. You log in after school or work, just planning to play one match of Fortnite. Before you know it, two hours have disappeared, your homework is untouched, your dinner’s cold, and you feel kind of tired… but still tempted to squeeze in “just one more game.”Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Last
You’ve probably felt it. Sitting at a wedding, watching your friends say “I do.” The music’s playing, the decorations are beautiful, everyone’s smiling and clapping. But deep down… you’re just not sure. You smile for the pictures, cheer for the couple—but something feels off. You’re not scared. You’re not against love. You’re just quietly asking
One Vote Can Change a Country In a small village in Ghana, Ama—76 years old—put on her best dress one morning and started walking. Her goal? To vote. She walked for over an hour. When she reached the polling station, she stood in line with others, waited patiently, and finally dipped her finger in ink
Imagine this. You’re walking through your day — grocery shopping, answering texts, talking to coworkers, caring for family. What if every single thing you did today came from a place of pure, unselfish love? Not fake love. Not “be nice and smile” love. But real love.The kind that gives without keeping score. The kind that
Picture yourself getting ready each morning with a heavy backpack strapped on. At first, you barely notice it. But by midday, your shoulders ache. By evening, your back feels sore. You’re tired… all the time. You dream of setting that bag down. Yet somehow you keep carrying it. That’s what unforgiveness does to our hearts.
10 Disadvantages of Online Classes—they’re not always easy to see at first, but they’re there. Imagine this: It’s Monday morning. Maya sits at her desk in her pajamas, coffee in hand, headphones half-on. She clicks into yet another Zoom class. A screen full of quiet faces stares back. Everyone is “together,” but it doesn’t feel
Every breath we take, every sip of water, and every bit of plastic we toss away is connected to the health of our planet. On June 5, 2025, people everywhere will come together to celebrate World Environment Day. It started back in 1974 to help everyone learn how to take better care of the Earth
