Alinda Deborah 13 posts 0 comments

On this road I have walked I won't say things are hard or smooth. One thing I always ask myself thou is how can love turn into sharp of hatred.

All that wasn't actually so hard, the hard part came with praying the five daily obligatory prayers, hooo ....I could just handle the morning prayer, and avoid the rest. I call it avoiding because I wasn't even trying to fix them in my…

My advice for staying (or becoming) calm during a trying time of social isolation and unknown is to find the silver lining. Not to be insensitive or to minimize anyone's experience, but more or less trying to help reframe the fear that can…

And that is basically how it was for the whole time I was at school , I barely ventured out to anything extra-curricular because of the way I felt about myself.

During the lockdown, we had to find ways to occupy our days. One of the ways that I kept occupied was watching television. My housemate and I used to not watch TV on weekdays before the lockdown. we would just come from work and everyone…

Skin is the largest organ of human body and skin conditions are among most common issues that make us seek medical help. According to statistics, the most common skin conditions like acne, affect 80 percent of the world’s population people…

Remember your relationship with the person exists in the current moment. Not in the past. Past memories should remain as memories and not as a reason to stay together. Your decision on whether to stay with the person should be based on your…

ou’re picking numbers at random hoping to win that one-in-a-million prize. But just like the lottery, while you should be hopeful, you should be realistic. Anytime you’re meeting up with a total stranger, it’s a good idea to be a little…

A budget will also help you decide how to spend your money over the coming months and years. Without the plan, you might spend cash on things that seem important now, but don't offer much in terms of enhancing your future. Many people get…

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