VirtuousCloud

In one of my previous articles which clearly spelled out the dangers of having a bestie in a relationship, it was crystal clear how destructive the presence of a bestie can be to even the most promising affairs. Having perused that piece of writing and considered its projections, it is only normal that one who places premium value on his or her affair will want to see to the longevity and sustenance of that affair by getting rid of besties or any appearance of besties (if there was any). It is in that regard that I thought it wise to put up another piece that points to the steps to take in putting besties at bay. It is an agreeable fact that letting go of people with whom one shares a strong bond or connection usually isn’t a walkover. Some newlyweds even find it hard to completely disconnect from their parents a couple of years after moving in with their spouses due to their strong bond with their parents, developed over the years. But even married couples who are out to achieve marit...

W e are told that a wise king doesn't seek for war, but must always be ready for it.  Corona Virus or no Corona Virus, pandemic or no pandemic, we should always be ready to take care of our health and be mindful of our actions one unto another so as to save ourselves from miseries and regrets.  Handshake is what we often overlooked. Shaking hands with people may be a means of exchanging greetings with people, but that does not rule out the fact that it has its downsides. The United States president, Donald Trump is said to be in the habit of not shaking hands with people, especially random folks. One could call it pride or superiority complex. But the fact is, shaking hands with certain people could render a person susceptible to transmittable infections or dirtiness of some sort. The US President Donald Trump, known to be a man of good hygiene, particularly doesn’t shake hands with people in an effort to stay and keep staying infection-free. It is said that “health is wealth....