fact or fiction

Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores relationship myths and truths to get your head out of the clouds and back into romantic reality.

Starting Over Without a Roadmap
Nobody teaches you how to start over. There’s no handbook for when life unravels. No syllabus for navigating a sudden job loss, a breakup that cracks you open, or a quiet inner shift that tells you—you can’t keep going like this. Sometimes, the ground disappears beneath you before you’ve figured out where you’re going next.
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
Why I Quit a “Dream” Life That No Longer Fit
We all have dreams—visions of success, happiness, and fulfillment that light up our minds like guiding stars. Sometimes, those dreams come true, or at least appear to on the outside. But what happens when the “dream” you’ve chased becomes a cage? When the life everyone else envies no longer feels like your own?
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
The Beauty in Becoming Someone You Didn’t Plan To
Life has a way of surprising us. We spend years crafting visions of who we want to be and how our lives will unfold—only to find that the path twists and turns in ways we never anticipated. When those plans fall apart or shift, it can feel like losing control. But what if this unplanned becoming is actually the most beautiful part of our journey?
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
What I Lost When I Chose Myself (And Why It Was Worth It)
Choosing yourself is often celebrated as the ultimate act of bravery and self-care. It’s a mantra repeated in wellness circles and social media posts: “Put yourself first.” “Choose you.” “Love yourself unconditionally.” But the truth behind those words is far more complex and often messy.
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
Sacredness in Small, Unseen Things
Not every miracle comes with fireworks. Not every sacred moment arrives dressed in grandeur. Some of the most profound moments in life don’t shout—they whisper.
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
A Nation Waiting for Rescue" SWAT PAKITAN INCIDENT.
The Helicopters of Divine Mercy In the land of Pakistan, the so-called "Fortress of Islam", the blessed "State of Light and Joy", and a society supposedly composed of God’s chosen people, one finds a curious contradiction. A place built upon the ideology of faith, yet soaked in fear and farce. Surrounded by daily turmoil, meaningless speeches, the ridiculous objections of the Islamic Ideological Council, institutional corruption, and a religious hypocrisy that knows no shame — the people here live in a perpetual state of existential absurdity.
By Hamza khan8 months ago in Humans
Jack Ma's early failures
Jack Ma’s journey to founding Alibaba and becoming one of the world’s most influential entrepreneurs is marked by a series of early failures that shaped his resilience and determination. These setbacks, far from deterring him, became the foundation for his relentless pursuit of success. Below, I explore Jack Ma’s early failures in detail, drawing from his own accounts and widely documented sources, while keeping the narrative focused and motivational.
By Khan Shah8 months ago in Humans
How to Be a Soft Place in a Hard World
There’s a quiet kind of rebellion in choosing softness. In a world that often rewards sharp edges, fast answers, and thick armor, softness can feel risky—like an invitation to be dismissed, hurt, or overlooked.
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
Spiritual Growth Isn’t Linear—It’s Messy
For most of my life, I thought spiritual growth would feel like rising steps—orderly, upward, predictable. Like leveling up.
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
Fueling the Stars
Among the many concepts envisioned for the future of space exploration, antimatter propulsion stands out as both the most theoretically powerful and the most technologically demanding. It is a concept born at the edge of physics and engineering—one that could revolutionize how humanity travels through the cosmos.
By Faizan Khan8 months ago in Humans
The Things I Never Said to My Father
The Things I Never Said to My Father A letter never sent. You were always there—but never quite present. Your presence filled the house like smoke: visible, lingering, but hard to breathe in. You sat in your armchair, every evening, unmoving except for the flicker of the remote in your hand. The glow of the television painted your face in pale light, but I don’t remember you smiling much.
By VoiceWithin8 months ago in Humans
Smiling on the Outside, Struggling Inside. AI-Generated.
Monday Morning and the Disappearing Spark Mira was always the dependable one. She woke up early, dressed smart, hit deadlines, and never missed a meeting. Her Instagram showed matcha lattes, yoga poses, and weekend brunches with friends.
By DR. Allama iqbal8 months ago in Humans