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Real stories Behind Disney Princesses will ruin your Childhood when I was a kid I used to love fairy tales and always wanted a life that our Disney princess has, dreamt of the exciting journey and a Prince who will come someday and break the Glass ceiling, take me with him to the world where I always wanted to be, the things which I want to experience. Explore the world with someone who can guide and PROTECT me. just like the stories that Disney put into a young mind. But guess what today I am 22 and still, I am watching Disney princesses but my perspective has changed a hell lot And I will never suggest any young Girl get inspired by the Disney fairy tales. This is so weird to realize that everything was a lie, the stories, the hopes, the dream which you felt so real, growing up really sucks right? Here you realize that there is no perfect prince charming, there is no one who can protect you in this world only you can help yourself. You are the one who can break the glass cei

A young 12-year-old murderer- Tragic but true... April 2006, Canada. People were shocked, and television channels were filled with a piece of tragic news that one could not think of. the headlines were flashing-  "a young 12-year-old murderer, who killed three members of the family". "A murderer in the house",  "A 12 year could be a murderer?" source: google Richardson family murder case. Three members of the Richardson family were murdered in medicine hat, Alberta, Canada. it was shocking to believe that the murders were committed by the family's 12-year-old daughter    Jasmine Richardson and her 23-year-old boyfriend  Jeremy Steinke.  Beginning of the horror. Jasmine Richardson and  Jeremy Steinke met at the punk rock show in early 2006. after that, they started communicating at Nexopia (a popular website for young Canadians). Jasmin was in her pre-teen years, just like any other teenager Jasmin's behavior was changing there parents can s

5 Ways To Plan Your Valentine's Day Valentine's Day is a special occasion that is celebrated by couples all over the world. It's a day to express your love for your partner and make them feel special. If you're looking for some ways to plan your Valentine's Day this year, then here are five ideas that you can try. Plan a Romantic Dinner One of the most traditional ways to celebrate Valentine's Day is by planning a romantic dinner for your partner. You can choose to go out to a fancy restaurant or cook a meal at home. If you're going out, make sure you book a table in advance, as restaurants tend to get very busy on Valentine's Day. If you're cooking at home, try to prepare your partner's favorite meal, and make sure you set the mood with candles, soft music, and dim lighting. Take a Romantic Getaway Another great way to celebrate Valentine's Day is by planning a romantic getaway with your partner. You can choose to go to a nearby