Mama Rita

           To get rid of awkwardness just pay attention to what’s happening around you. Someone’s foot placement is definitely telling you something and you can even avoid an inevitable fight by making a simple choice. Dare we say, it’s possible to “hack” human nature with the correct moves and be the perfect social butterfly.             At  Bright Side , we’ve gathered up useful tricks to help you read the atmosphere better than anyone else and escape from awkwardness in the coolest ways possible. 1. If they’re talking too much         Since there’s not a really polite way to tell other people to keep their mouth shut, you can try this trick to interrupt someone. Just drop whatever you have in your hand — except for maybe your phone, or be clumsy and knock something over. This ...

                          "Sometimes life throws at you awkward and unbelievable circumstances and challenges that would betray your conscience, belief, personality and your efforts in building yourself. Sometimes you sit and wonder, looking at yourself in the mirror and shocked, you begin to wonder what life still had left for you, at such point you have betrayed yourself, you loose confidence, trust, and joy, you can call it "depression" against the principles that serve as your guide in the present and the future, there is only one way out TRUST IN GOD, allow him".         

A  chronic  condition is a human health condition or  disease  that is persistent or otherwise long-lasting in its effects or a  disease  that comes with time. The term  chronic  is often applied when the course of the  disease  lasts for more than three months. I’ve never really had that many friends, even when I was at school. I had two very close friends I grew up with, but by the time I was in my late teens and we had discovered boyfriends, we slowly grew apart. Then when we got older into our early 20s, some moved away or started families. I stayed where I was and struggled conceiving as well. The friends who had babies started forming friendships with other mothers and families with children, and I got left behind. The friends who didn’t have children were still going out and partying until the wee small hours, but I didn’t have the energy to keep up with them. That left me between two worlds, neither of whi...

"I Was The Victim Of Domestic Abuse, And Here’s What I Know Now" by Brittany Hiller    I always thought I was too smart to allow a man to abuse me. “I’d know better,” I’d tell myself. “Battered housewife” is not an option for me. The word “victim” is not in my vocabulary. I have too much respect for myself, and I’d leave in a heartbeat if that ever happened to me. Any woman who allows herself to be treated in such a way is a coward with zero self-esteem. The funny thing is, I was telling myself these things and sharing all the happy social media posts as I was slowly and surely being abused. The only catch was that my husband never hit me. I mean, sure — there were times he jokingly twisted my arm behind my back, applied the slightest amount of pressure to my elbow, and asked me, “Do you know how easily I could break your  arm right now?” But that wasn’t abuse — he was joking. I could not have been more wrong about anything in my  entir...

SPEAK YOUR DREAMS  Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world. Harriet Tubman “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” ―Eleanor Roosevelt Recently, I had coffee with a friend. We talked about family and sports and the weather. At one point, he asked what exciting things were happening in my life. I told him about my dream to build orphanages and become directly involved in orphan care around the world. I had mentioned the idea to a few close family members, but this was the first time I had told him specifically. He became immediately interested. The topic soon became the focus of our conversation—though not at all like you might expect. In fact, he knew more about the subject than I did. He asked dozens of questions. I answered most of them by saying, “I’m not sure. We’re still trying to figure...