breakups
When it comes to breakups, pain is inevitable, but Humans thinks that suffering is optional.
The Road to Conscious Love
“Kiss the day goodbye. The sweetness and the sorrow. We did what we had to do. Won’t forget, can’t regret what I did for love. Gone. Love is never gone. As we travel on. Love’s what we’ll remember.” - What I Did For Love (A Chorus Line)
Princess LeahPublished about 9 hours ago in HumansTrauma & the effects on humans
When humans experience trauma, endorphins are released to essentially come and save the day by soothing the emotional pain. While we are largely unaware of the day to day activities of our neurotransmitters, this process often causes people to subconsciously seek out the same pain they’ve experienced over and over to get that same rush of endorphins again. Almost like a drug. This is most common in relationships whether romantic or platonic. An example of this is you might find yourself in and out of relationships with people who don’t value you or friends who talk down to you. You’re left broken after the break ups… then after you’ve peaked with grief, here comes the rush of those confusing endorphins again unbeknownst to you, convincing you that you’re fine now; Meanwhile there’s all this unhealed trauma left there to rear its ugly head in future relationships as well as repeat. This is technically how trauma bonds are formed if you’re into how the chemical side of things work. Oxytocin bonding can also plays a role.
Toccara BensonPublished a day ago in HumansYOU DIDN'T KNOW THESE THINGS ABOUT RYAN REYNOLDS
Ryan Reynolds is considered a national treasure in Canada, where a plethora of information about the renowned actor is readily accessible.
Emotional story: Cheating a man who plays with women's feelings regrets, the girl no longer loves
"Later" in a sentence: "Later, finally in tears to understand that some people, once missed no longer." This word aptly expresses the understanding of love, people have missed. I often hear old people say that life is the most afraid of looking back, at the first hearing do not know its meaning, and then slowly wake up, the original fear of people is not looking back, afraid of looking back is once precious things, long gone.
Jin Yu Story PavilionPublished 3 days ago in HumansMy Smile Hides My Pain
In the quiet corners of our hearts, there exists a delicate dance between the light and the shadows. It’s a dance that often goes unnoticed, masked by the facade we present to the world—a smile that conceals the storms raging within.
Allwyn Roman WaghelaPublished 5 days ago in HumansAct 4 Part 1 - Meeting Tinder
Scene 1 I woke up the next morning like anyone would have imagined, realizing I'd made a huge mistake. Although, that sentiment would change like it was a ball in Tennis. One minute regretful, the other recalling my reasons why. Too many ways to look at it. Not wanting to bring a girl down while also knowing it'll be harder to get throughout without her.
The Passionate AutisticPublished 5 days ago in HumansTitle: "Echoes of Betrayal: A Journey of Resilience and Renewal"
In the vast expanse of life's intricate tapestry, there exists a chapter woven with the tender threads of love, trust, and the profound ache of betrayal. Mark's narrative unfolds against a backdrop painted with the hues of youthful longing and the bittersweet melodies of affection discovered and lost.
Jonathan StrydesPublished 6 days ago in HumansBeyond the Battlefield: How Women Reforged the World
The Unsung Heroines: How Women Redefined Themselves in the Great War The Great War, a brutal conflict that forever reshaped the world, also witnessed a remarkable transformation: the rise of women. Far from being passive bystanders confined to weeping, waiting, and wifely duties, women across warring nations stepped into a magnificent and multifaceted role.
The Symphony of Laughter
In the tapestry of ancient China, where time flowed like the gentle Li River, lived three old monks. Their names, whispers lost to the wind, mattered little, for they were known by a far more luminous title: the Three Laughing Monks. Unlike any teachers before them, their wisdom resided not in words but in a symphony of joyous laughter.
Exploring the Enigma of the Indian Holy Man
Delving into the Essence In the kaleidoscope of Indian spirituality, the figure of the Indian holy man stands as an emblem of divine connection and esoteric wisdom. Embarking on a journey to understand the intricacies of these revered individuals unveils a tapestry woven with centuries of tradition, mysticism, and devotion. Join us as we unravel the layers of enigma surrounding the Indian holy man, delving into their significance, practices, and impact on both the spiritual and societal realms.
quizat karimPublished 7 days ago in HumansDeep dark depths
So it dawned on me, what you may ask ? The fact that life can’t go on like this anymore. I said to myself he will not get me down , I refuse to enter the dark hole of depression again. Not for me but for the four little lives that depend on me first and foremost…….
Teresa BomparolaPublished 7 days ago in HumansDisconsolate
What a joy to be here I consider myself part of the lucky ones recently, although at the end of this journey I'm not so sure that's what you'll be calling it.
Kalina BethanyPublished 9 days ago in Humans