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Sometimes a good divorce is better than a bad marriage.
A Journey Toward Equality
For centuries, women around the world have fought for recognition, respect, and equality. From demanding the right to vote to breaking barriers in education, employment, and leadership, the struggle for women’s rights has shaped history in powerful ways. But even today, in many parts of the world, women are still denied basic freedoms and opportunities — simply because of their gender.
By Engr Bilal7 months ago in Families
A Summer of Silence – When the Heat Took Away Our Nana Jaan
When the intense summer heat gripped the city, a change came into our lives that would stay etched in our hearts forever. It was a season in which we learned a lot, and its intensity taught us lessons that we had never thought we would have to learn.
By Noman Afridi7 months ago in Families
The Window That Cried
In a quiet town wrapped in mist, stood an old wooden house on the corner of Hollow Street. It wasn’t the biggest house, nor the brightest, but something about it made people slow down as they walked by. Maybe it was the strange ivy that grew only on one side. Or perhaps it was the small window on the second floor the one everyone called The Window That Cried.
By Muhammad Hayat7 months ago in Families
Why Do Married Couples Not Want to Talk to Each Other?
Communication is often described as the lifeblood of a successful marriage. It forms the basis of understanding, emotional intimacy, and mutual trust. Yet, many married couples—sometimes even those who deeply care about each other—reach a point where they stop talking, at least in any meaningful way. Conversations shrink to logistics, routines, or even silence. Why does this happen? Why do two people who once shared everything find themselves living like strangers under the same roof? The answer lies in a combination of emotional, psychological, and situational factors that slowly erode open dialogue.
By DigitalAddi8 months ago in Families
"Beneath the Silence"
Maya had always believed that silence was safe. In the small town where everyone knew everyone, she had learned to keep her voice quiet, her head down, and her feelings to herself. But the day her world changed, silence became something else entirely. It became a prison.
By Jawad Khan8 months ago in Families
