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.

You Weren’t the Problem — You Were Just in the Wrong Story
There’s a quiet kind of pain that doesn’t always scream but stays with you like a shadow. It lingers after failed relationships, toxic friendships, career setbacks, or the ache of never quite feeling “enough.” This pain comes from the belief that you are the common denominator in all your disappointments. That you were the problem.
By Irfan Ali9 months ago in Humans
They Left Without Warning — And That’s the Closure
They didn’t say goodbye. They didn’t explain. They didn’t offer a reason. One day, they were part of your life — your routine, your comfort, your laughter —
By Irfan Ali9 months ago in Humans
We Miss People Who Aren’t Even Good for Us — And Here’s Why
You know they hurt you. You know they made you feel small. You know they drained your energy, twisted your words, or made love feel conditional.
By Irfan Ali9 months ago in Humans
The Lottery of Fate
In a small town where life meandered like a slow-moving river, there lived a man named Frank. A few years back, Frank had been a long-distance truck driver. He traveled from the northernmost regions to the southernmost parts of the country, witnessing the vast and diverse landscapes that stretched under the sun. The open roads were his companions, and the stars his only audience as he drove through the quiet nights.
By Heydo9 months ago in Humans
The Silent Server
Eliot had always been the silent type. He was a systems engineer by profession, a problem-solver of silent breakdowns and invisible bugs. At home, he remained just as quiet. His wife, Leena, once adored his calm demeanor—it made her feel safe. But ten years into their marriage, silence had turned into something heavier.
By Syed Kashif 9 months ago in Humans
SUCCESS
You think when you hit success, life will finally start. You think the fireworks will go off, the crowd will chant your name, and your self-doubt will finally pack its bags and leave. You think success is the magic wand that turns the mess into meaning.
By Timeless Truths9 months ago in Humans
5 Lies We Tell Ourselves That Keep Us Stuck
We often think the things that hold us back are external: lack of time, money, opportunity, or support. But the truth? Most of what keeps us stuck lives in our own heads—in the quiet, convincing lies we tell ourselves every day.
By FAIZAN AFRIDI9 months ago in Humans
I Thought Being Nice Would Keep People Around—It Didn’t
I used to think being nice was the answer to everything. Say yes. Smile often. Keep the peace. Don’t make anyone uncomfortable. That was my formula. I thought if I was kind enough, accommodating enough, patient enough—people would love me. They’d stay. They’d see me as irreplaceable.
By FAIZAN AFRIDI9 months ago in Humans
The Best Late-Night Drink for Gut Health, According to a Dietitian
Gut health has become a major topic in modern wellness conversations, and for good reason. A healthy gut is linked to improved digestion, better immunity, balanced hormones, enhanced mood, and even better sleep. Even though what you eat during the day is important, what you eat at night can have a big impact on your digestive health, especially the last thing you eat before going to bed. Registered dietitians say that some drinks at night can help your gut's microbiome, reduce inflammation, and help you sleep better. So, what is the best drink for gut health at night? Let's look at this beverage that has been recommended by experts and a few others that can help you end your day in a healthy way. ---
By Md Naim Khan9 months ago in Humans
I Smiled Through the Breakdown
I smiled while I was breaking inside. Not a faint, cracked smile. No, the kind that convinces everyone you’re okay. The kind that says, "I’m strong. I’ve got this." Even when you’re falling apart.
By Md.Imam Hassan Nur9 months ago in Humans
9 Crucial Things a Husband Should Never Keep from His Wife
Every relationship has its secrets. But there's a big distinction between security and mystery, particularly when it comes to marriage. Being hitched isn't about sharing a domestic or a final title; it's almost sharing a life. It's about sharing your life—your wins, your misfortunes, your fears, and indeed your abnormal characteristics (yes, counting your fixation with that vintage comic book collection).
By Milan Milic9 months ago in Humans
The Mask, the Child, and the Villain.
"The person's heart is wicked" . that quote opened another thought inside of me, or maybe a question I can't for an instant find the answer to . It wasn’t just words . A fear .
By Ismail Bouzekara9 months ago in Humans