On Tiptoes
Grace upon tiptoes,fingers trace the air like breath—silence learns to move. -M
October 2025
Add an IM Code To Her Laptop for Better Communication
If it’s done covertly, it’s called stalking, which is wrong. Fortunately, when used correctly, technology offers us multiple ways to communicate. And that’s helpful. Unfortunately, we don’t know what they all do or are capable of, nor what their long-term purposes are. We just accept them as part of life and get on with it.
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Discovering Your Marriage is Sexless
Today’s episode dives into a topic that many couples find challenging – discovering your marriage is sexless. We’ll explore the three main issues associated with this situation and discuss effective strategies to address and overcome these challenges. It can be unsettling to realise that your marriage has become sexless. While some of us are still
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Maxine Sewell Is a Female Narcissist
They exist. Woman narcs are real. Ask anyone. Everyone knows at least one special bitch who is as bad (if not worse) as any male narcissist. Ugly. Inside and out. That’s Maxine. There was a particular pleasure felt when writing such a repulsive character into my book. It was absolutely exquisite because I knew her
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Functional, But Not Imaginative: Why AI Still Can’t Write Human Stories
Handing creative control to AI can damage author credibility and reader trust. Instances of raw prompts, fabricated facts, and misleading content highlight these risks. While AI can assist in drafting, authors should maintain control to avoid generic writing and reputational harm, as reliance on AI leads to diminished quality and trustworthiness in literature.
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That Photograph and That Scandal From a Different Angle
A photograph ended a prince’s life of privilege — a hand on a young woman’s waist, two smiles, nothing more. Yet the world saw sin in a picture. Was it true, or a myth drowned in public perception? A single image became the weapon everyone wanted to wield. For the former Duke of York, that
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Anchored in Secrets
They call us liveaboards—ghosts who drift on water. We live in floating homes that rock to the rhythm of tides and secrets. It’s not an address but a temporary haunting. To outsiders, our world glimmers with freedom and sunsets, but the truth hides below the waterline. Glamour is our mask. What lies beneath is darker,
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The Waking Hours: Blog Tips
When is the right time to post a blog? It seems simple — hit publish, and readers will find it, right? Not quite. There’s no point posting when your audience is fast asleep. Timing matters. People can’t read what they don’t see, and if your post launches while they’re dreaming, it’ll slip silently beneath the
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The Photographer’s Guide to Artistic Nude Imagery
In fine-art nude black-and-white photography, lighting is everything. When the colour palette disappears, the interplay of highlight and shadow becomes the new narrative. Use directional light from the side or above to sculpt the form, creating depth and revealing texture. Change the camera’s angle to the subject, or change the subject’s angle to the scene
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The Bionic Man: The Imperfect Science Behind The TV Show
When I was a kid, The Six Million Dollar Man was TV gold. Every Saturday night, I heard those famous words: “We can rebuild him.” The premise began each episode: A test pilot crashes his supersonic aircraft, almost dies, gets rebuilt with bionics, and suddenly—boom—he’s running like a cheetah, jumping over buildings, and tossing cars
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