Farzad

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“Ten Years of Love: Celebrating a Decade of Marriage Equality”
On a warm June morning ten years ago, streets across the world filled with rainbow flags, tears, and cheers. People held their partners’ hands tightly, some in disbelief, others with joyful confidence, as news channels declared: Marriage Equality has become the law.
By Farzad7 months ago in 01
“A Morning That Changed Everything. Content Warning.
Ali always thought he was an unlucky man. Every day felt like a battle against time. He would wake up late, rush to work without breakfast, forget his documents at home, and arrive at the office tired and stressed before the day even started. By evening, he felt drained, angry, and disappointed in himself.
By Farzad7 months ago in Motivation
“Escaping the Daily Rot
I wake up and reach for my phone before my eyes are even open. Notifications light up my screen like a slot machine. Instagram. Gmail. Slack. TikTok. I scroll until my legs go numb under the blanket. Somehow, 40 minutes pass before I even get out of bed.
By Farzad8 months ago in Education
The 5 Habits That Changed My Life:
I used to hate mornings. Dragging myself out of bed, rushing to get ready, skipping breakfast, and opening my laptop already feeling behind. My day started in chaos — and usually ended in stress.
By Farzad8 months ago in Motivation
How I Turned My Worst Failure Into My Greatest Lesson
I used to think failure was the end. That if I failed at something big, it meant I wasn’t cut out for success. That belief nearly crushed me — until I failed big, and realized it was actually the beginning.
By Farzad8 months ago in Motivation
The 5-Minute Rule That Changed My Life
Procrastination used to rule my life. From important work tasks to everyday chores like doing the dishes or replying to emails, I’d always delay until the last possible moment. This wasn’t because I was lazy — in fact, I cared deeply about my responsibilities. But the longer I waited, the heavier each task became in my mind. Sound familiar?
By Farzad8 months ago in Motivation
How a Morning Routine Changed My Life
For years, I woke up feeling behind. My days started with stress, a cluttered mind, and a never-ending to-do list. I’d scroll my phone before even getting out of bed and rush through the morning just to play catch-up with my responsibilities.
By Farzad8 months ago in Motivation
Aline and the Echoes of the Stars
Aline had always been a quiet girl with loud dreams. She lived in a sleepy town nestled between hills and meadows where the most exciting event was the annual harvest fair. But Aline’s mind wasn’t in the fields or the fairgrounds — it was always above, beyond, and far away. While other kids played tag under the sun, Aline watched the stars.
By Farzad8 months ago in Blush
"The Chalk That Changed Everything"
In a small, sun-scorched village tucked deep within rural India, education was a distant dream. Children often spent their days helping in the fields or tending to younger siblings, their futures written not in books, but in dust and toil.
By Farzad8 months ago in Education
"Elon Musk: The Relentless Visionary Who Rewired the Future"
In the bustling city of Pretoria, South Africa, a quiet boy named Elon Musk buried his nose in science fiction books and computer manuals. Born in 1971 to a Canadian model mother and a South African engineer father, Elon was curious beyond his years. At the age of 10, he taught himself to code. By 12, he sold a video game called Blastar for $500. But the world around him was far from welcoming.
By Farzad8 months ago in Interview
A Crown Beyond Reach
In the kingdom of Aravelle, nestled between emerald hills and golden fields, lived a poor girl named Lila. She was the daughter of a weaver, her hands calloused from spinning thread, her days filled with quiet labor and whispered dreams. Despite her poverty, Lila carried a beauty and grace that even the noblest maidens envied—eyes the color of twilight and hair like flowing ink.
By Farzad8 months ago in History
From Shadows to Stardom: The Rise of Lila Kwan
From Dust to Diamonds: The Story of Lila Kwan In the crumbling neighborhood of Sycamore Lane, where the rooftops leaked and streetlights flickered weakly, lived a girl named Lila Kwan. Born to immigrant parents who swept floors and worked night shifts, Lila grew up in a small apartment with peeling walls and a single window that barely let in the sun. She wore second-hand shoes two sizes too big and learned early how to stretch a dollar.
By Farzad8 months ago in History