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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • last month
RE: THE KIND GIRL
I liked how Zaria secretly sold bread to help the poor man. Her kindness shows even a child can make a big difference. Her death was sad, but her love changed her father’s heart…
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • last month
RE: After Him
It was painful to see Anna handing over everything to Bob working the stove and paying the bills and yet being deceived. But it was amazing to see her power in picking not the…
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • last month
RE: ¿Qué haces aquí en mi búsqueda? What are you doing here in my search?
Franchesca searching for the potion in that scary hallway and shaking really depicted her helplessness. However, it was also very impactful when Erick saw her, went to her, and…
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • last month
RE: Loose mouths
Ada’s cruel gossip exposed how quick people are to judge. Ebube’s hard work and sacrifices revealed the cost of careless words. Standing up for her shamed the mockers a reminder:…
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • last month
RE: The Morning Commute
The story shows how appearances can fool us. The girl looked perfect, but her cracked voice and overdue loan reminded me that everyone carries hidden struggles. It’s a gentle…
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • last month
RE: You won't know how much it hurts until it happens to you or you practice empathy.
Joy’s reaction showed a real lack of empathy. Wilson’s pain was deep and raw, and Samantha’s response reminded everyone that we should practice compassion. You never truly…
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • last month
RE: A brother like no other
This was so heartwarming to read. The way Josh supported you during your lowest moment shows true brotherly love. Setting up your pig farm was more than a gift it was faith in…
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • last month
RE: Walking a Mile in His Shoes
The way you understood Kola’s struggle and spoke to him in French changed everything. What others called “jargon” was actually his voice. Your compassion gave him confidence and protected his dignity.
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • last month
RE: Single moms
I really like how you showed the struggle of wanting the best for Shirley while learning to step back. The moment with your friends pointing out the beer was powerful it mirrored…
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cynthiak (55)in Be Entrepreneur • last month
RE: How Neglecting Structure Can Kill a Thriving Business / Cómo descuidar la estructura puede arruinar un negocio próspero
Tu publicación demuestra claramente por qué la estructura es la columna vertebral de cualquier negocio. Sin ella, el crecimiento no puede perdurar. Me gusta cómo enfatizaste la…
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cynthiak (55)in Be Entrepreneur • last month
RE: Reponiendo bebidas en día caluroso | Replenishing beverages on a hot day
Me gusta cómo describes la lucha diaria del emprendimiento con tanta pasión. La forma en que gestionas el calor, los mercados abarrotados y, aun así, te aseguras de que los…
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cynthiak (55)in Be Entrepreneur • last month
RE: How Customer Feedback Can Make or Break Your Business // Cómo la opinión de los clientes puede hacer o deshacer su negocio (Eng/Esp)
Me gusta cómo compartiste tanto los aspectos positivos como los negativos. La historia de la farmacia fue inspiradora, mientras que la experiencia en el punto de venta demuestra…
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • 2 months ago
RE: Fated By Family.
Your mom’s words about family being written in the stars are so true. No matter the struggles, love always pulls everyone back together. That Christmas story really showed how…
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • 2 months ago
RE: Apartment 3B
I can only imagine the fear you felt in Apartment 3B, hearing that ticking every night. Thank God you left safely, sometimes walking away is true strength. Darkness knows its…
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • 2 months ago
RE: The Letter I Never Sent
That unsent letter carried so much truth and pain. I really connected with how you said it wasn’t really for Adaeze but for yourself. Sometimes writing is the only way we face…
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cynthiak (55)in HiveGhana • 2 months ago
RE: The Unromanticized Truth
Love should never make us lose ourselves. True love helps us grow, not shrink. Your aunt’s wisdom and your growth remind us that love is clear, not confusing.
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cynthiak (55)in HiveGhana • 2 months ago
RE: I would end sickness globally if I could
Ending sickness would truly change the world, because health is the foundation of life. Without it, dreams and joy fade. I admire your heart and your dream of becoming a doctor it’s inspiring.
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cynthiak (55)in HiveGhana • 2 months ago
RE: The Best Revenge Is No Revenge.
What I got from your story is strength and wisdom. You showed that revenge never truly heals pain. Instead, choosing peace, focusing on yourself, and letting go is the real…
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • 2 months ago
RE: The Door at the End of the Hall
The moment the chair slowly turned and faced empty was terrifying. The line “not for us” keeps echoing sometimes the scariest things are the ones our parents never explain.…
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cynthiak (55)in The Ink Well • 2 months ago
RE: The Story of Kunle in Lagos
I really felt Kunle’s pain in this story. The part where he cried after his sister told him, “stop blaming yourself,” was powerful. Lagos can be unforgiving, but his shift from…
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