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Divorce isn't an end; it's a different beginning.
Growing Up African Taught Me Things Western Schools Never Could
They taught us how to write essays, solve equations, and analyze Shakespeare. But they didn’t teach us how to greet elders with both hands, how to read a room without words, or how to carry resilience like a second skin.
By Abdushakur Mrisho6 months ago in Humans
The Last Tea Cup
The Last Tea Cup The sirens had long faded into the cold morning fog when Miriam finally stepped onto the porch. She held a porcelain cup—white with faded gold trim—trembling between her fingers. This had once been her grandmother’s cup, and before that, her great-grandmother’s. And now, it was the last thing that felt real.
By Wings of Time 6 months ago in Humans
The Botany of Regret
The orchid arrived minutes after the divorce papers. Phalaenopsis aphrodite, the tag read: “Symbol of new beginnings.” Ironic, given its petals hung like crumpled tissues, roots spilling over the ceramic pot like frayed nerves. I named it Regret.
By Ziafat Ullah6 months ago in Humans
How to Enjoy Being Single Without Feeling Lonely
Being single often gets a bad rap. Society tends to emphasize romance as the key to happiness, making singles feel like they’re missing out. But living solo can be a time for growth, freedom, and self-discovery. It’s all about changing how you see being single—no more loneliness, just opportunity.
By LaMarion Ziegler6 months ago in Humans
Behind Every " I'm Okay" Is a Thousand Silent Cries. AI-Generated.
In an age where we are constantly surrounded by pings, posts, and people, many of us still lie awake at night asking the same quiet questions: Why am I so anxious? Why do I feel so alone? Why did that relationship fail? Will I ever be strong enough?
By Nowshad Ahmad6 months ago in Humans
The Silent Revolutions of Her Mind
In the rugged hills of Afghanistan, where the mountains meet the sky in an endless embrace, there lived a young girl named summaya. Her world was small, nestled in a quiet village where time seemed to stand still. The air was thick with dust, and the earth beneath her feet held the weight of generations of women who had known only silence and subjugation Summaya, however, carried with her a spark—a flame that no one, not even the harsh winds of tradition, could extinguish. She was a girl with dreams that soared far beyond the boundaries of her village, a village where education for girls was seen as unnecessary, a luxury few could afford.
By Dr.Wali Ullah khan6 months ago in Humans
Warning Signs of an Abusive Partner: 15 Red Flags You Should Never Ignore. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Identifying Abuse Early to Protect Yourself and Your Well-being When you're in a relationship, it’s easy to overlook certain behaviors, especially if you're emotionally invested. However, recognizing the warning signs of an abusive partner can make the difference between maintaining your safety and continuing a dangerous relationship. Abuse doesn’t always involve physical violence—it can take many forms, including emotional, psychological, and financial abuse.
By Diana Crooks6 months ago in Humans
