LONE WOLF

Joined July 2025

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The Swing That Never Stopped
The Swing That Never Stopped A memory that refused to fade, even after the playground was gone Some memories arrive uninvited, slipping into our minds like unannounced guests. Others cling to us, their weight so familiar that we mistake them for part of our own skin. And then there are those rare, golden memories — the kind that resurface without bitterness, without longing, but with a tender ache that reminds us we were once children who believed the world could hold us forever.
By LONE WOLF5 months ago in Fiction
The Silent Lessons of School Life
The Silent Lessons of School Life How classrooms teach us more than textbooks ever could When people talk about school, they often remember exams, homework, and the long hours spent inside classrooms. But if you look deeper, school is not only about academics — it is about life itself. Behind the chalkboards and lined notebooks, there are silent lessons that shape us into who we become, lessons that no textbook can fully explain.
By LONE WOLF5 months ago in Fiction
Win or Die
Win or Die A Predator’s Gamble in the Heart of the Wild The sun burned low over the African savanna, casting long shadows across the tall, golden grasses. The air shimmered with heat, and the scent of dust mixed with the faint metallic tang of anticipation. For in this land, every day was a gamble—win, and you lived another day; lose, and the world swallowed you whole.
By LONE WOLF5 months ago in Fiction
The Girl Who Walked in the Rain
The Girl Who Walked in the Rain A quiet stranger, a stormy night, and the secret that changed everything It was the kind of rain that soaks you in seconds — not gentle, not polite, but a relentless curtain of water that seemed to wash the entire street into a blur. The streetlights flickered through the downpour, casting halos of gold on puddles that mirrored the night sky.
By LONE WOLF5 months ago in Fiction
The Rabbit and the Lion: A Tale of Clever Courage
The Rabbit and the Lion: A Tale of Clever Courage Once upon a time, deep in the golden heart of the Savanna, there lived a lion named Barak. His mane blazed like fire at sunrise, and his roar shook the grasslands like distant thunder. All animals feared Barak, for he was the fiercest predator in the land.
By LONE WOLF5 months ago in Fiction
The Wolf and the Lion: A Pact Beneath the Moon
The Wolf and the Lion: A Pact Beneath the Moon BY [ WAQAR ALI ] When hunger drives beasts together, loyalty and betrayal walk a thin line.
By LONE WOLF5 months ago in Fiction
The 21-Day Challenge That Changed Everything
The 21-Day Challenge That Changed Everything A small promise to myself became the turning point I never saw coming. It started with a sentence I didn’t believe.
By LONE WOLF5 months ago in Motivation
Thinking Like a Programmer: A Blueprint for Solving Life’s Puzzles. AI-Generated.
When most people hear the word programmer, they think of someone hunched over a laptop, typing endless streams of code in a dark room illuminated only by the soft glow of a monitor. But programming isn’t just about coding. It’s about a way of thinking — a systematic, logical, and creative approach to solving problems. And the fascinating thing is, you don’t have to know a single programming language to think like a programmer.
By LONE WOLF5 months ago in Fiction
The Dark Side of Social Media: A Personal Journey of Struggle and Self-Discovery.. AI-Generated.
As I sit here, staring at the glowing screen in front of me, I am reminded of the countless hours I've spent scrolling through social media feeds, comparing my life to the curated highlight reels of others. The irony is not lost on me – I'm a social media influencer, or at least, I used to be. But behind the filters and the perfectly crafted captions, I was struggling.
By LONE WOLF5 months ago in Fiction
How Can We Reduce the Aging of Our Brain?. AI-Generated.
Aging is a natural part of life, but when it comes to our brains, the decline can sometimes feel more alarming than physical changes. We misplace our keys, forget a name, or find it harder to learn something new — and we wonder: Is this just aging, or something more? The truth is, while we can’t stop time, we can take active steps to slow the aging process in our brains and keep our mental faculties strong well into later years.
By LONE WOLF5 months ago in Fiction
The Things I Never Told the Rain. AI-Generated.
The Things I Never Told the Rain BY [ WAQAR ALI ] Because sometimes, water understands better than people ever do. I’ve always spoken most freely
By LONE WOLF6 months ago in Poets
The House That Forgot My Name. AI-Generated.
The House That Forgot My Name. BY [ WAQAR ALI ] Sometimes the places we call home outgrow us before we even realize we’ve left.
By LONE WOLF6 months ago in Fiction