fact or fiction

Is it fact or merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the myths and beliefs we hold about our family dynamics, traditions, and if there's such thing as a 'perfect family.'

Love in the Present and the Future: Navigating a Changing World
Introduction Love is a timeless force that has shaped human history, relationships, and societies. From ancient myths and poetic romances to modern digital connections, love has always been the foundation of human connection. But as we navigate the present and look toward the future, love is evolving—affected by technology, social changes, and the shifting nature of human relationships.
By Samson E. Gifted12 months ago in Families
The Golden Mask: A Tale of Deception and Self-Discovery
Chapter 1: The Perfect Picture I remember the day I met Melanie like it was yesterday. It was at a gallery opening in the heart of Paris when art enthusiasts from all over the globe flocked to admire treasures beneath dimly lit chandeliers. She stood out amid the crowd—not because she wore anything lavish or spectacular, but because her presence seemed... magnetic. Her laughter flowed through the room, light and carefree, bringing me closer without her even knowing.
By brahim sadrafe12 months ago in Families
BEWARE OF THESE VIDEO GAMES: YOUR CHILDREN ARE IN DANGER
Beware of These Video Games: Your Children Are in Danger Even when your children are beside you at home, and you are watching them, do you really think they are safe? This danger coils around them like a snake around its prey. Murder, theft, bullying, spying, and harassment show no regard for age or gender. It programs our children's minds to accept the forbidden.
By QuirkTales12 months ago in Families
Lost in the Mountains with a Bag of Chips and No Signal
I always thought of myself as an adventurer—someone who could survive in the wild, navigate any terrain, and conquer nature like a hero in a survival movie. Turns out, I was wrong.
By tahiirIbrahim00712 months ago in Families
Best Shoe Cleaning Kits Compared
Introduction: Sneakerheads, athletes, and casual wearers alike have to keep their kicks fresh and spotless. With so many options for shoe cleaning kits, how would you know which one is the best for you? Here, we go in-depth into some of the best available on Amazon, showing their key features, benefits, and what sets them apart.
By Ripon Ahmed12 months ago in Families
From Rags to Riches
Hey, my name is Max, and I was asked to share my story with you, so here it is. First, I was born of an inmate convicted of murder and armed robbery, so I was put into the system immediately. The first foster family I can recall were a lesbian couple Susie and Jill, they were cool, but maybe too cool I was around 6 at this time when they were throwing a party I could hear the loud music and loud voices from my bedroom. I remember getting curious and I got up to go see what could be so much fun and when I stepped out of the room there was a woman standing outside of the bathroom smoking a cigarette.
By Mitchell12 months ago in Families
The Gender Revolution on the Mat
Introduction In the serene studios of yoga and Pilates, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Once dominated by women seeking refuge from societal pressures, these practices are now attracting a surge of male participants. What began as a trickle has become a wave, with men citing mental health, flexibility, and athletic recovery as reasons to unroll their mats beside women. Yet this shift has sparked a fiery debate: Can these spaces remain sanctuaries for women while embracing gender inclusivity? From viral social media posts declaring, “We all secretly hate you” to studios redesigning classes, the tension reveals deeper questions about identity, safety, and the evolving norms of fitness culture.
By K. B. 12 months ago in Families
Finding Love in a Complex World: A Man’s Journey with Disabilities
Love is a universal desire, yet for many, the path to finding it is anything but straightforward. For 32-year-old Alex, the journey has been marked by unique challenges. Born with a physical disability that limits his mobility and diagnosed with anxiety and depression in his early twenties, Alex has often felt like the world of dating and relationships is out of reach. But despite the obstacles, he refuses to give up on finding love. This is his story—a testament to resilience, self-discovery, and the enduring hope for connection.
By mureed hussain12 months ago in Families
Winter Wellness Nutrition for Children: A Comprehensive Guide to Ensuring Your Child's Health.. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Winter Health Nutrition for Kids: A Step-by-Step Guide to Keeping Your Child Healthy Introduction:- Winter is a delightful season, yet it also comes with chilly temperatures, the potential for seasonal flu, and an increased risk of nutritional gaps in children. Ensuring proper nutrition is crucial for strengthening their immune systems, keeping them cozy, and promoting their overall health. This guide aims to provide you with the best nutritional practices for keeping kids healthy during the winter months.
By Muhammad Kamal12 months ago in Families
Preventing Health Issues When Consuming Vegan Food
Although it may be an extremely exciting and pleasant period in your life, you will also need to put in some work to make the best choice at this time. Adopting a new lifestyle may go wrong in a lot of ways, particularly if you are drastically altering your diet.
By Dr.Mia Charlotte Davisabout a year ago in Families
Religious Relationship
Start writing...Risen to another day,without anything planned out. It's past 5am and am up late today unlike my usual time of 2am. I have not been praying much lately cos I have been fighting within my subconscious whom to direct my prayers to.. See I was born a Muslim but my extended family are Catholic Christians ; my dad was the only Muslim in our family. So back to today. I have been living on this planet for 30 years now and I have always identify as a Christian and I love the religion and the act it gels with my lifestyle, the convenience to pray anytime. My point is being a Christian is way easy for me than being a Muslim. Now the twist is this; I fell in love with a devout Muslim from the North(and they are predominantly Muslim). I really do love this girl but then I was told by her step brother that she is not allowed to marry a non-muslim,that I have to convert to Islam and that's a big issue for me to convert away from Christianity and also I felt I will be seen as an unserious Muslim if am to convert cos of a woman. So I decided I am not converting even if it means losing the love of my life. So her step brother gave me an idea that I will have to pretend to be a Muslim after it won't be hard as I was born and raised a Muslim. I can perform ablutions and can still recite some surah off hand.... So I agreed. Mind you I met her at her step father house and I have not non her biological father as her mother was no longer married to him. So we started to make arrangements to go see the father in the north whom I am told is a very strict Muslim. I had to be answering my birth Muslim name and also try not to use any Christian exclamation I am used to,like exclaiming Jesus Christ . My fiance was like I should only say oh Allah.. 😆. It was not hard to switch tho but still makes some mistakes when am with her sibling, but their opinion does not matter. So I did that and we were engaged then I have to go prepare to our wedding. Then came a serious problem, her mother was only using my woman to ask me for money which I always inclined at first but her father told ne to learn to decline their requests as it will seem the daughter is getting married to me because of the financial assistance am rendering. I do not know how he knew or who told him but I decided to follow his advice and guidance. So I started declining my woman requests for money and that was where the trouble started with her mother. She would call to complain which she does not do before. When I still did not bulge she will call my friend and complain too and he will tell me the same thing that mother inlaw keep asking for money like she is on drug but I doubt it. Now it has gotten so bad that my woman is now threatening me with not going through with the weather anymore. Obviously because I stopped sending money to she and her mother. I know it's her mother there manipulating her but I don't want to say anything to her father. Next weekend is the wedding date. Will let you guys know if it worked out. Now since I have been pretending to be a Muslim I feel distance from my Christian faith and now am starting to think of not identifying with any religion cos I have observed alot of things in this small time of my life.
By BlacKhalifaabout a year ago in Families
The Magical Cow
The sky was painted in hues of orange and pink as the sun dipped below the hills, casting long shadows over the village. George stood by his small wooden hut, his calloused hands resting on the neck of his beloved cow, Bella.
By mobeen islamabout a year ago in Families