Fatherhood

Imran Khan cricket hero to prime minister and beyond.
The Inspiring Journey of Pakistan’s Former Prime Minister Imran Khan, born on October 5, 1952, in Lahore, Pakistan, is a name known to millions across the world. From an international cricket icon to the 22nd Prime Minister of Pakistan, his life story is a powerful journey of passion, determination, and resilience.
By Hamd Ullah7 months ago in Men
Michael Savage’s Blueprint: Innovation, Integrity, and Impact
Michael Savage hails from New Canaan, Connecticut, and has emerged as a leading figure in the accounting world. As the founder, owner, and CEO of 1 800Accountant, he has revolutionised how small businesses access accounting services—embracing cutting-edge digital tools to transform complex financial tasks into streamlined, user-friendly solutions.
By Mike Savage New Canaan7 months ago in Men
The Quiet Panic of Growing Older
Aging isn't loud It doesn't crash into your life like heartbreak or surprise you like success. It creeps in slowly—behind your back, beneath your skin, inside the stillness of ordinary days. It's in the morning stiffness you never used to feel, the silence in your group chats, the songs that remind you of a version of yourself that no longer exists. It's not the wrinkles you notice in the mirror—it’s the realization that you're no longer the youngest person in the room, or maybe even the most hopeful.
By Mehtab Ahmad7 months ago in Men
The Time I Ghosted My Therapist
I had been seeing Dr. Evans for about six months. She had kind eyes, a no-nonsense attitude, and a frighteningly accurate way of cutting through my sarcasm like a laser-guided missile aimed directly at my emotional baggage. Week after week, I showed up to her office pretending I was just there for fun, like therapy was a quirky hobby I picked up between failed relationships and spontaneous existential crises.
By Noor Hussain7 months ago in Men
A Silent Strength, A Selfless Heart Happy Father's Day
The smell of coffee and old wood filled the air as Daniel walked through the doorway of his childhood home. The house hadn’t changed much over the years—still modest, still tucked in the quiet part of town where lawns were trimmed by hand and neighbors waved from their porches. But the one thing that always made this house feel like more than just bricks and beams was the man who lived inside it: his father.
By Noor Hussain7 months ago in Men
The Modern Man: Redefining Brotherhood, Culture, and Strength
What does it mean to be a man in today’s world? For decades, masculinity was defined by rigid rules: be tough, don’t cry, work hard, stay silent. Vulnerability was weakness. Sensitivity was shameful. But that version of manhood is fading, making space for a healthier, more balanced identity—one rooted in growth, connection, and authenticity.
By Filiponso7 months ago in Men
"The Lion of the Mountains: The Untold Story of a Pashtoon Warrior's Courage"
In the unforgiving highlands of the Hindu Kush, where the air is thin and the silence speaks louder than words, lived a man whose name still echoes in the valleys like a war cry. He wasn’t a king, nor a general, nor a man of wealth—but in the hearts of his people, he was something far greater. His name was Gul Rahman, known to his tribe as Sher-e-Koh—The Lion of the Mountains.
By Nizam khan8 months ago in Men
The Power of Gratitude: A Simple Habit That Transforms the Mind
In a fast-paced world filled with stress, distractions, and constant comparisons, it's easy to overlook the small joys in life. Amidst the hustle, we often find ourselves chasing what we don’t have—more success, more money, more approval. But what if the key to happiness and peace of mind lies not in gaining more, but in appreciating what’s already present?
By Esther Sun8 months ago in Men
The Story In My Life . Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Breaking Through the Darkness The city lights shimmered on the wet streets, reflecting the lurid glow of a single, old bulb in Shafi's room. The walls were peeling and damp, and the faint smell of mildew hung in the air. Rain dripped steadily from a hole in the ceiling into a broken bucket. Shafi was only **twenty years old**, but he carried the weight of mountains on his young shoulders. He was jobless, his **father was at home, doing no work and contributing nothing financially to the family**, and the shadow of an uncertain future loomed in his mother's eyes. At an age when his friends were full of excitement and dreaming big, Shafi was lost in deep thought.
By MD Melon8 months ago in Men
Astonishing Tales: 10 Remarkable Instances Where Men Carried Children
In a world where the extraordinary often hides in plain sight, a select number of rare and wondrous narratives have emerged—chronicles in which men have defied biology’s established doctrine by becoming bearers of new life. Below, we delve into ten astonishing cases where men found themselves cradling the unexpected burden—and blessing—of pregnancy.
By TOP 108 months ago in Men
"The Fire Within: Living Life as a High-Testosterone Individual"
Testosterone is often hailed as the "male hormone," but it's much more than a biological buzzword. Found in both men and women—albeit in higher levels in men—testosterone is a key hormone that affects not only physical attributes but also behavior, motivation, emotions, and even social dynamics. People with naturally high testosterone levels often lead lives marked by distinct energy patterns, emotional responses, social interactions, and physical traits. This article explores the life of a high-testosterone individual from a human, non-scientific perspective, delving into the real-life experiences and challenges that come with this hormonal profile.
By Farhan Rafid8 months ago in Men
Eternally Yours: A Love That Time Couldn't Touch
Rain pattered against the glass dome of the museum’s time exhibition, a soothing rhythm that blended with the hush of visitors' footsteps. Elise wandered between artifacts—dusty clocks, faded letters, broken compasses—pieces of history once held by hands now long gone. She wasn't looking for anything in particular. Or at least, that’s what she told herself.
By Muhammad Hashim8 months ago in Men