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All you need is Love, and Love is all you need.
Young Marriage Today
Marrying my soul mate at 19. Many people view young marriage as a dead end road. They see two young people, with their whole lives ahead of them, and think that by signing up to spend an eternity together they’re setting themselves up for failure.
By Haley Boyd8 years ago in Humans
What It Feels like to Love You
So very frequently I think an immense amount about death. Focusing heavily on the concept that is the afterlife. Now, some say there’s a Heaven and a Hell, but can anyone define those places really? Some get off on the feeling of pain, so wouldn’t a world full of supposed peace be their own personal Hell instead of a Heaven? Besides religious practices that teach you of an afterlife that is believed by many to be shared amongst us all, some believe that we just end. Everything we were is gone and that we’ll never be anything else; that our souls decompose and disappear along with our bodies. But what if none of them are right at all?
By Taylor Mullins8 years ago in Humans
He’s Like the Coffee I Need in the Morning!!
Here’s my story. I am a nineteen-year-old female from Florida who had a HUGE crush on this boy ninth grade year. Four years later, he’s finally mine, and I am addicted to him! I walked into my reading class ninth grade year, and there he was just sitting there. I just knew I had to talk to him. We hit it off immediately and became great friends, but, for some reason, he dated everyone but me, and those relationships only lasted about two weeks. The whole tenth-grade year I didn’t talk to him because I was angry. I thought to myself that maybe I wasn’t his type or maybe I was too much of a nerd. He finally decided to ask me out at the end of the tenth-grade year, but I said no because I thought I was his last resort because the girls he did want cheated on him. At the middle of the eleventh-grade year he switched schools, and we didn’t talk much. As a matter of fact, he didn’t talk to any females. One day, he inboxed me asking if I wanted to go watch a movie with him, and I said sure. For some reason, being around him gave me butterflies, and he was kind of nervous. After the movie was done, we talked for hours. It was amazing. He then asked me out again, and I said yes. Three months into our relationship we had sex for the first time, and it was amazing. Of course, I was nervous but didn’t want to show it.
By Juliet cadet8 years ago in Humans
Clyde
I was younger, trying to "fly too early," in his words, but I knew it was something that wouldn’t go away. I still know that. He’s told me he doesn’t understand what this is. What he is to me, what I am to him. In six years have we ever known? Will we ever know? Will I ever be Bonnie? I want to ask if I will ever be his, but I know in some dysfunctional way that I already am.
By Shaqira Jemmett8 years ago in Humans
Not Good Enough
Life is difficult... Things have been black and blue... Brown and gray... Things have been plain—Monochromatic. Your own house became this loud playground of solitude and ignorance. Every corner, every spot, every sight that you encounter seems to be empty.
By France Bantatua8 years ago in Humans
Life After Love: Part 16
Marley A trip to Mexico is just what I needed to relieve the stress that had been giving me gray hairs all week. Jesse and I managed to crash a few beach parties, drink and dance until morning, and ended up with one of the worst hangovers we've had in a while. Drinking all night was fine in your early twenties, but pushing thirty almost made the hangover last longer somehow, as if my body just couldn't handle all the alcohol I was pouring into it. We did, however, gather ourselves enough to get sober on our drive back to Pasadena. It was six in the evening by the time we got to Pasadena. The sun beamed on my car as we breezed through the open country road. Lucky for us, my air conditioning was functioning well, considering the last heatwave of the season was still plaguing us.
By Sharlene Alba8 years ago in Humans
Life After Love: Part 15
SERENA "I don't think I've ever seen anything so sexy," my husband's compliment only made me chuckle as I stared up at him from the rim of my glasses. He stood in the doorway of my new home office, located near the guest bedroom, as he marveled at me while I breast fed Zander. I continued to finish up some closing contracts for the properties I managed to sell within a week as Daniel made his way towards me, placing soft kisses along my neck the second his lips touched my skin. It definitely helped to relieve some of the stress managing all of these renovations gave me. The past couple of months trying to finish renovating all of these properties at the same time were exhausting, but in the end, it paid off. We now had close to $500,000 in our joint account and I couldn't wait to head back out there to re-invest and double that amount in the next few months.
By Sharlene Alba8 years ago in Humans
