Abdullah Khan
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I write across love, loss, fear, and hope real stories, raw thoughts, and fiction that sometimes feels too close to home. If one piece moves you, the next might leave a mark.
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The Envelope That Changed Everything
It was another rain-soaked gray morning. I was under a bakery awning, holding out for the rain to slow down, sipping on cheap coffee, scrolling my phone like everyone around me. The street was numb wet and tired and crammed with silent frustration from people trying to get somewhere. One of those mornings when no one really looks up.
By Abdullah Khan6 months ago in Confessions
Falling Forward: The Gift Failure Gave Me. AI-Generated.
Failure doesn’t always arrive with a loud bang. Sometimes, it creeps in quietly, unnoticed at first until the ground beneath you starts to feel different. Less stable. More uncertain. That’s how it happened for me.
By Abdullah Khan6 months ago in Motivation
The Room That Never Stopped Breathing. AI-Generated.
Some rooms make you feel watched. Others just feel cold. But the one I moved into last year it breathed. It wasn’t obvious at first. Just a studio apartment in a crumbling, early 1900s building, cheap rent, and close enough to the subway for my daily commute. I’d lived in far worse. But on my very first night, I noticed something strange.
By Abdullah Khan6 months ago in FYI
Echoes of Her
A husband admits his heart never got over an old flame despite being married for decades. It’s been more than 20 years. I’m a husband, a father, a man with a life that many would describe as full and for the most part, it is. I’ve built something meaningful with my wife. We’ve raised children, shared milestones, held each other during storms. Our bond is solid, shaped by time, tested by life, and deepened by love.
By Abdullah Khan6 months ago in Confessions
16 Years of Loving the Wrong Person: What I Learned About Letting Go. AI-Generated.
“Sixteen years… gone.” I’m done hiding. No burner account. No fake name. I want my wife to see this. I want my family and friends to see it too, so they can finally understand what I’ve really been living through for the past sixteen years.
By Abdullah Khan6 months ago in Confessions
