It all came crashing down on me. From every direction, no one agreed. It became heavy and crushing. But to my aid no one was rushing.

Summary (300–400 characters): Emotions weaponized, not facts, drive the adult experience in America. The Second Amendment wasn’t about deer hunting—it’s a check against tyranny. Criminals bypass laws, so more regulation only disempowers law-abiding citizens. Real solutions lie in emotional education, accountability, and life skills—not disarmament.

After a bad dream reliving the day his father walked out, Super King is reassured when a kind woman provides the reassurance he didn't know he needed.

Chapter 2 of my book Trionfo, Jess gets in trouble with a teacher, it comes up pretty quick. The teacher has some anger issues if you can’t tell in the book.

August 21, 2025 — 4:52 AMReclamation Statement — The Return Some dissapearances are sacred and needed. its the comeback that matters.

As I have no authorization to plan anything according to the Bible and I'm not religious however when you let go then happiness flows it's that simple

Part 3 of the King's Knights series! Short and simple. Please read to the end, thanks a bunch! And I appreciate any kind of support!

In the shadow of the impenetrable walls of Jericho, young Rami and his fellow Israelites prepared for an unusual battle. Led by Joshua, they marched around the city in silence for six days, defying logic and facing ridicule from their enemies. On the seventh day, after circling Jericho seven times, they shouted, and miraculously, the walls collapsed, granting them victory. Rami learned that faith often involves obedience even when it seems pointless, and that God's power is not confined to sacred places but walks with His people. The true triumph was not the fallen walls but the unwavering faith that preceded them.

In ancient Memphis, young Amun witnesses Moses's plagues against Egypt, turning the Nile to blood, bringing frogs, and ultimately leading to the death of every firstborn son. Amun's master and many Egyptians initially resist, blaming Moses, but as the plagues worsen, their disbelief turns to fear and reflection. After the final, devastating plague, Pharaoh finally relents, freeing the Hebrews. Through this series of events, Amun learns that God's warnings and punishments are acts of mercy and deliverance, demonstrating that God's will prevails against any resistance. This story underscores the power of divine intervention in the face of stubborn ignorance. If this summary intrigues you, be sure to read the full story for a deeper understanding of the events and experiences that drive its impactful narrative!

At 18, you realized you had no one to rely on, which pushed you to grow up fast and learn survival, self-protection, and self-love. Now, you’re sharing your raw journey — the struggles, growth, and glow-up — to connect with others who feel the same and to inspire them with your lessons as you become stronger and unstoppable.

Ethan Still disturbed on the events that happened to him earlier this morning heads to school to meet up with his friends, little does he know the strange events would not end in his bathroom, no it would seem they followed him to school as well!

In summary, working with knowledgeable consultants enables companies to strategically use technology, guaranteeing long-term success and sustainable growth in a cutthroat industry.

Do yourself and everyone that you love a very big favor do not stay at a tru by Hilton hotel ever it is the worst of the worst

I am walking a journey called faith. To me, faith has senses, the same as I do. Faith listens, and faith sees. Faith knows when I believe, and faith knows when I have received. However, faith also knows when there is doubt, and faith knows when there is fear. Faith wants to be assured that it can rely on me—having faith and trusting that it is there to lead and guide me, even when I cannot see where I am going. Isn't it so amazing that I can believe in what I do not see, yet faith allows me to believe, knowing that it is the only hold for me to grasp onto?

A detailed description of Depression Pain, as best as I can explain it based on my years of experience feeling it.

Super King spends the day at the convenience store, offering assistance to customers as they pass through.

By the time I regained my senses, the blackout had already chewed up thirty minutes. Yes, the blackout—our usual midday guest! It visits daily, and stays sharp for two hours. He sits and watches me go up the wall with no power indifferently and chews on the two hours he has clutched. The Blackout has become a good friend of ours now.

I've learned; Depression doesn't always mean that you want to die; more often it means that you've given up.

had no idea who Sydney Sweeney was before her American Eagle jeans ad grabbed the headlines recently.

DEAR ASK A PUNK - Like everyone else, I put all of my anger and dysfunction into songs I wrote with my band Now my songs are out there and it feels great like a weight has been lifted and I liked to think that people would hear my songs and respond to them, since they're all about the usual stuff – f-ed up parents, dirty uncles, crappy life – all the stuff I went through. The thing is, it seems like no one and I mean no one will listen to our songs –The other half of the problem is that the few people who have listened to it are either friends or even worse, family members. So my friends are looking at me all weird because of the stuff I say in the songs and my family is mad mad at me and each other and everyone is acting like I either made stuff up or even if its all true, it is the sort of stuff that shouldn't be talked about in public. So how do we get more people to listen and how do I get my family to stop listening?