Pope Francis had less than £100 in personal wealth at the time of his death despite £300,000 salary

Though some estimated his net worth at £16 million—based on assets tied to his office—Francis reportedly declined his salary and donated it to charitable causes. As a Jesuit, he took vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, living simply and advocating for the poor. In 2019, he controversially converted a Roman palace into a homeless shelter. … Read more

I Raised My Sister’s Son Like My Ow

“Thanks. I’ll give her a chance.” I grieved like a mother who had lost her child without a funeral. There was no closure, just silence. For five long years, I lived alone in the quiet spaces where his laughter used to echo. I tried to move on, tried to let go — but there’s no map … Read more

A Birthday Gift Gone Wrong

My husband gave me a shower gel for my birthday. I didn’t show it to him, but I got really offended, because we had no money problems. I checked that his company was okay, and we had enough money in our bank account so that he could buy me at least a bunch of flowers.

A Birthday Gift Gone Wrong

I looked closely at the gel, and he knew that I hated that fragrance. I ended up crying and poured the gel down the toilet. My husband came home happy and said, “Did you find it?” Turns out he’d put the ring in the bottle cap. He wanted to surprise me. So, he had to … Read more

Only 1% Can Spot All the Circles—Can You?

The image shows concentric circles. Depending on how you look, you might see one big circle or many smaller ones. The meme claims this reveals something about your personality—specifically narcissism. The Truth There’s no scientific basis for this. Your perception of an optical illusion depends on things like: Attention span, Screen size, Visual focus. It does not indicate narcissism or any … Read more

Only 1% Can Spot All the Circles—Can You?

lack of empathy, and need for admiration. Everyday use: Often refers to being vain or self-centered—very different from NPD. Why We Fall for It It’s quick and shareable. It taps into our curiosity about ourselves. It plays on confirmation bias and the Barnum Effect, (believing vague traits apply to us). The Bigger Picture  Memes like this aren’t harmful by themselves, but they: Oversimplify … Read more