Dating

What He Did Came Back to Him
In a small town where everyone knew each other, there lived a boy named Hamza. He was smart, confident, and charming. People liked him easily. He knew how to talk, how to impress, and most importantly—how to get what he wanted.
By Ihsanullah6 months ago in Confessions
The Cost of High-Frequency Tolerance: A Technical Audit of Self-Erasure
The observation period has ended. This document records the findings. This is not a reflection. It is an audit. The subject: a legacy identity construct trained to equate availability with value.
By Khali Sollis6 months ago in Confessions
She Was My Everything… Until I Realized I Was Nothing to Her
He never thought he would become “that person.” The one who waits. The one who overthinks. The one who cares more than they should.
By Ihsanullah6 months ago in Confessions
I Wasn’t Who You Thought I Was
I am not a whore. I start there because that’s what the silence made me feel like—even though it’s not who I am. When everything ended without a real conversation, I was left to drown in assumptions instead of understanding.
By D Walk6 months ago in Confessions
I made it Worst. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
I’d like to apologize—for being honest. I understand now that when someone asks for honesty, they’re usually hoping for something a little more… edited. Something softer. Something that sounds like the truth without actually feeling like it.
By Rachel Foster6 months ago in Confessions
Sorry About That-You Asked For Honesty. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Butterfly and me— We are both still becoming. She learned to open her wings without asking permission. I’m still learning how to take up space without apologizing for it. She rises easily now, carried by something she trusts. I’m still figuring out how to trust anything that doesn’t ask me to shrink first.
By Rachel Foster6 months ago in Confessions
A Simple Driver’s License… Until It Wasn’t
California’s DMV Data Sharing Plan Is Raising Big Questions About Privacy and Trust For years, getting a driver’s license in California meant something more than just the right to drive. For many immigrants—especially those without legal status—it represented stability, dignity, and a rare sense of safety in everyday life. A simple card that allowed people to commute to work, take their children to school, and live without constant fear of being stopped for driving without a license.
By Story Prism6 months ago in Confessions
My Love
My Love, I am writing this because I care deeply about where we are and where we are going. This is not coming from anger, resentment, or a desire to control you. It is coming from a place of honesty, responsibility, and conviction. I want us to be strong together, not simply together out of habit or emotion. I want what we build to last, to be peaceful, and to be aligned with God’s design, not just our desires.
By Press Release 6 months ago in Confessions
The Job Interview I Wasn’t Ready For
I almost didn’t go that day. The job interview was scheduled for 10:00 AM, but everything felt wrong from the start. I woke up late, missed my first bus, and spilled coffee on my shirt while rushing out the door.
By ABDU LLAH6 months ago in Confessions
The Old Man at the Bus Stop
It was raining that evening. The kind of rain that makes everything feel heavier—your clothes, your thoughts, your mood. Sara stood under a small bus stop shelter, hugging her bag tightly as cold wind brushed past her. It had been a long, frustrating day. Nothing had gone right. Work pressure, unanswered messages, and a constant feeling that she was falling behind in life.
By ABDU LLAH6 months ago in Confessions
She Said “I Love You”… But It Was a Lie
Writer ihsanullah: He never thought love could hurt this much. For him, love was something pure—something honest. When she came into his life, everything changed. Her smile felt like home, her voice felt like peace, and her presence made everything better.
By Ihsanullah6 months ago in Confessions
Ex-CIA Analyst Alleges Trump Sought Nuclear Strike on Iran
Ex-CIA Analyst Alleges Trump Sought Nuclear Strike on Iran A major political storm erupted after retired CIA analyst Larry Johnson claimed that former U.S. President Donald Trump attempted to use nuclear launch codes against Iran during a high-level emergency meeting. According to Johnson, the move was reportedly stopped by General Dan Caine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, before any final action could be taken.
By Wings of Time 6 months ago in Confessions