Category Real Life Stories
In the world of political opinions today, everyone’s thoughts are seen as equally valid on the stage of shouting and screaming. But in the mish-mash of ideas, certain groups have stepped forward to represent issues not experienced by themselves nor… Continue Reading →
70 million people. That’s the number of people who died in WWII. About 25 million of them were soldiers. Whichever side they were on, either soldier or civilian, Allied or Axis, those men and women were the bravest of us all…. Continue Reading →
It’s no secret that I have long thought the modern feminist movement had gone off the rails. Recently, I ran into the knowledge of the existence of a group called Anime Feminist. Because if there is a form of media… Continue Reading →
There is a great poison eating away at our planet. An unhampered disease that has taken billions of lives in the past decade, all stemming from the cause of humans and our inability to feel empathy for life as a whole. Politics… Continue Reading →
There is a generation of adults now that lived more than half their lives not knowing of a time when terrorism did not exist. But more importantly, there is a generation of adults now that don’t remember a time when terrorism… Continue Reading →
This will be a very short post. My shortest yet. There’s not even going to be any fancy editing, because that’s what you deserve this time. I just wanted to give my thoughts on the U.S presidential election process this… Continue Reading →
I hate to break it to you, but you don’t have to have been physically abused or sexually assaulted to have a trauma. You don’t need to be bullied or have a dysfunctional family, or have a single, major life… Continue Reading →
So, last year, my country of Singapore voted for our parliament. It was kind of a clusterfuck of an election due to what seems to be gerrymandering and a slew of far-leftist that derailed national conversation on important issues. The… Continue Reading →
That title up there is actually the worst thing to say to anyone who is or was ever mentally ill. If someone has diabetes or have just been stabbed with a sword, you don’t say, “Get over it.” I want… Continue Reading →