After Elizabeth passed away, Mia started claiming that her mother was visiting her at school. At first, I thought it was just a child’s way of coping with grief, but things began to take a strange turn. Mia brought home drawings of Elizabeth with startling accuracy, and she had chocolates in her backpack that I…
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Angelina had been grieving the loss of her own daughter and, seeing how much Mia resembled her, had unintentionally crossed boundaries by pretending to be Elizabeth. She admitted that she couldn’t help herself and had even been giving Mia chocolates, drawn to the resemblance and the connection they shared, After hearing the truth, we sat…
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Two nuns were walking back to their convent at night when two men suddenly dragged them into a dark alley and began making love to them. In shock, one nun cried out, “God, forgive them, for they know not what they are doing!” The other nun, however, replied cheekily, “Mine does!”—a punchline that adds a…
From confessional slip-ups to holy selfies and choir rehearsal mishaps, the humor continues. Father Dominic had to keep a straight face when a nervous penitent confessed to texting their ex mid-confession—proof that even sins can be digital now. Sister Bernadette’s attempt at a perfect selfie turned soggy when her phone took a dive into the…
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Your birth month is what you’re getting for Christmas Jan: An Orange Feb: A Labrador.. Mar: Cheesecake Apr: Prison sentence.. May: Engagement ring Jun: Nothing.. Jul: A slice of pizza Aug: A trip to Bahamas.. Sep: A new car Oct: A lump of coal.. Nov: Wine Dec: Nothing…
When Reign Murphy spotted a holiday sweater at Target with the phrase “OCD Obsessive Christmas Disorder,” she was stunned and offended. As someone living with real obsessive-compulsive disorder, she found the sweater deeply insensitive and took to Twitter to call out the retailer for trivializing a serious mental health condition. Her post quickly went viral,…
However, the sweater also received support from others, including people who said they live with OCD but didn’t find the merchandise offensive. Some argued that the sweater was just a lighthearted play on words and didn’t warrant such backlash. Target responded to the controversy through spokesperson Jessica Carlson, who apologized to those upset by the…
Leslie, a flight attendant, has a rough start to her day with a headache from partying the night before. During a cross-country flight, she hears a strange noise from the bathroom and discovers a young boy named Ben who is lost and carrying his grandmother’s life-saving medicine, Ben explains that he mistakenly boarded the wrong…
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When the flight lands, Leslie discovers that Ben’s family has made arrangements for him to be cared for while she goes on her own journey home to see her son, Joe, who’s sick.After caring for Joe, Leslie receives a visit from Ben and his family, who, after raising money for Ben’s grandmother’s treatment, offer Leslie…
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On my 50th birthday, my husband Tom gave me a vacuum cleaner as a gift, which left me feeling humiliated. I had been excited for a special surprise, but instead, he presented a household item with no thought of what I actually wanted. It was a sharp contrast to the elaborate gift I had given…