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Social Media for modern lovers in the digital age.

When You're the One Who Outgrew the Dynamic
Outgrowing a relationship—any relationship—isn’t a betrayal. It’s a beginning. But when you’re the one who’s changed, the one who’s shifted, the one who no longer fits into the mold you once called home…
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
The Beauty of Platonic Soulmates
When we think of soulmates, we often picture romantic love— sunsets, passion, shared apartments, growing old together. But what if the deepest soul connection in your life doesn’t come with a kiss,
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
Holding Space for Others Without Losing Yourself
There’s something beautiful about being the one people go to. The listener. The steady one. The one who picks up the phone, remembers the hard dates, and says, “I’m here” and means it.
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
Why Community Is the Medicine We Need
In a culture that idolizes independence, we’re taught that strength means doing it alone. That healing is a solo journey. That success is individual.
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
Celebrating Small Joys in a Big, Loud World
We live in a world that glorifies “big.” Big dreams. Big milestones. Big news. Big platforms. Big energy. Big applause.
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
"Shatereds Dreams". AI-Generated.
It was the kind of night that felt like the end of something you didn't even realize had already ended. Rain hit the windows in soft, steady taps, like a memory trying to get in.
By suliman umar8 months ago in Humans
How My Grandparents’ 50-Years Marriage Taught Me About Love
When I was a child, love seemed simple. It was the stuff of fairy tales and movies — grand gestures, whirlwind romance, happy endings written in the stars. But life, as I would come to learn, writes its stories with subtler ink. And no lesson shaped my understanding of love more than watching my grandparents’ marriage unfold over fifty years.
By Huzaifa Writer8 months ago in Humans
How I Fell in Love With the Ocean
By [Your Name] They say some loves are slow to bloom. Others strike like lightning. For me, the ocean was neither — it was something I circled for years, unsure, almost afraid. Until one day, quietly and without warning, it pulled me in and never let me go.
By Huzaifa Writer8 months ago in Humans
The Silent Thief: How Distraction Steals Your Potential
In the 21st century, distraction has become the new epidemic. It’s not loud. It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t hurt you directly. But it slowly chips away at your time, your focus, and ultimately, your potential. Whether it’s a buzzing phone, a mindless scroll through social media, or simply the habit of multitasking, distraction is now one of the greatest challenges to deep work and meaningful living.
By mike8 months ago in Humans
"When Home Disappears"
In a world obsessed with walls and borders, refugees remind us of something radically human—movement, survival, and the yearning to belong.
By Tousif Arafat8 months ago in Humans
Uncovering the Reasons Behind Extreme Heat
These days, the heat has become absolutely unbearable. It is not just difficult to walk under the sun — even sitting in the shade feels suffocating. For the poor, life has turned into a daily struggle for survival. While the rich enjoy the comfort of air-conditioned homes, drive air-conditioned cars, and work in air-conditioned offices or shops, the poor have no such luxuries. Many live in small, overcrowded homes where even a single fan is a blessing. And even if they have a fan, electricity is either unavailable or unstable.
By Bacha G8 months ago in Humans
From a Quiet Village to a Digital Stage: My Story as a Creator from Thottappally
My name is Saroj Kumar S, and I proudly come from the beautiful village of Thottappally, located in the Alappuzha district of Kerala, India. Born on April 3, 2007, and raised by my parents Sunil and Rajani, I grew up surrounded by nature, peace, and simplicity. But even in such a quiet setting, my dreams were loud.
By Sarojkumar Saroj8 months ago in Humans