by Morgan Adams | Dec 30, 2020 | Storytelling
I was a server for a year when I was sixteen, and for a summer when I was nineteen, and let me tell you, I, as, your waitress was not hitting on you. I was the worst server on staff both times. I served wedding and large events in both experiences, and I want to...
by Dr Anita Deswal | Dec 29, 2020 | Storytelling
Do you know what is an ideal society? Do you think we live in one? Should we live in an ideal community? Yes. We do in our dreams. But have you ever found someone ugly? Have you ever judged people based on their color, body type, and how much meat they have? Yes OR...
by Stalwart Megatron | Nov 11, 2020 | Gender & Sexuality, Social Issues, Storytelling, Taboos, Women
I was recently having a chat with a buddy of mine. He had just gone through a breakup, and I had invited him over for a couple of drinks. Conversations were going on, and soon, they inevitably turned in the direction of relationships and their temporary nature. The...
by Dr Anita Deswal | Aug 10, 2020 | Storytelling, Women
2020 is a year of the rat and learnings, and indeed a mess we couldn’t anticipate. The world is rapidly changing, and so are we adapting to the new ways for the better. Nothing is more permanent than change and gorilla glue. So to say, nature has turned into a...
by Jordan Meyers | Aug 1, 2017 | Storytelling
What hurt me the most? My very own thoughts, writing for the long dots. Little child consumed time glaring at the ceiling typically in a chair facing the direction, he was sited in wheeling He received visitors merrily Some came to bathe him, change him verily and fix...
by Eileen Dow | Jun 20, 2017 | Femonomic, Storytelling
It’s okay to judge others? Judgments are a tricky way to maneuver life. We hear people sharing gen about how it’s sacrilegious to judge people. We are imparted to judge people for things they are not in control of (read my last post) while it should be the...
