At some point in our lives, we have all come across the term Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, popularly called OCD for short. The first time I heard about OCD was while watching a movie. Apparently, there was this guy that was so organized and tidy.
Author: <span class="vcard">Odinakachukwu Ndukwe</span>
Do you ever get one of those moments when you feel like you are over how someone hurt you but still refer to it, or anytime you think about it, it hurts so badly? Well, maybe, just maybe, you’re not over it, at least not completely.
“Self-pity lies to you about who you are and steals from who you can be”
-Unknown
I have come to realize that in this life, we never really know what people go through until we understand it.
You can say that I knew God from a rather young age. My parents were both devout Christians and they taught my siblings and I, right from when we were young, the way of God.
We all want to travel the world, visit exciting places and meet people. To do that sometimes, long haul flights are inevitable
Greetings from the North!
If you are a Game of Thrones (GOT) fan, you probably are familiar with the greeting above. However if you haven’t seen GOT, here’s a little background into it.
Confrontation can be threatening, especially if you are the one being confronted. Personally, I don’t like confronting people but I don’t mind being confronted because I feel I handle that better than confronting someone. I simply did not know how to confront someone.
Pastors’ kids really get a lot of attention and I guess that’s for obvious reason; they are pastors’ kids, therefore examples to other children.
“Though we try to make right what wrong we have done or we try to become better, sometimes it still doesn’t change the fact that we hurt people and they might never completely heal from it, neither might they forget.”
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