Dating
Rules for a Strong Marriage
''Rules for Relationship Every Married Couple Must Follow.'' So, whether you're newly getting into a relationship or have been in one for some time, rules can help you level up. Simply follow these rules below and just watch the magic unfold.
By Rohitha Lanka2 years ago in Confessions
Illusion
The rain had just begun to fall, a soft, hesitant drizzle, as if the sky itself was caught in a moment of reflection, unsure whether to unleash a torrent or simply weep gentle tears. Arjun sought refuge under the worn awning of a quaint bookstore, the kind of place that held the scent of aged paper and whispered secrets, a sanctuary filled with forgotten pages and echoes of old memories. He wasn’t there seeking escape from the rain's melancholy embrace, nor was he drawn by the silent promise of the books within. He simply craved silence—a rare and precious commodity in his usually bustling world.
By Shades of Faith 2 years ago in Confessions
I Fell for a Fantasy: Dating Someone Who Only Loved Me Online
The Internet Made It Feel Real - Until I Met Him in Person It started with fire emojis. Then the late-night replies. The inside jokes. The saved voice notes. The “good morning” texts that made my heart race.
By Lily2 years ago in Confessions
Between Smecta and a Portrait of Him
I’ve had diarrhea for four days. That’s where this starts. I thought it was over, so I pushed my luck—three coffees in one day, comfort food like I hadn’t tasted in weeks. But no, it wasn’t over. My body reminded me the way it always does when I try to sprint through fatigue, or emotions, or limits I pretend I don’t have.
By Lola Sense2 years ago in Confessions
"A Sliver of the Moon and a Cup of Coffee: A Love Letter Lost in Time"
Chapter 1: The Old Letter's Mystery Nina had never imagined that an ordinary day would turn into something so unexpected. It all started when she found an old letter in her late grandmother’s attic. She had never really paid much attention to the attic, but today, something urged her to explore. It was a dusty, cluttered space, filled with forgotten memories. But amongst the forgotten trinkets, the letter caught her eye. It was old, yellowing at the edges, and sealed with a faded wax stamp.
By Mohammad Helal2 years ago in Confessions
It was always about the littlest things
You know those moments that light you up like a forestfire, the circumstances, people, entities, stories, words or notions that trigger something in you. That makes you act differently, to approach your life differently, to stride a different walk or embrace a new mindset. These are often quite moments that we think are insignificant, but are in reality monumental transgressions of metamorphosis, where everything changes, but also nothing changes.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Confessions
"Sketches Of Us". AI-Generated.
Maya had always been fiercely independent. Diagnosed with muscular dystrophy in her teens, she learned early on how to navigate a world not designed for her. Her wheelchair didn’t slow her down—it was part of her rhythm, her freedom. From navigating uneven sidewalks to rerouting through inaccessible buildings, she met life head-on, sketchpad always within reach. As a freelance illustrator, she found solace and inspiration in the little moments—particularly those spent sketching in the park near her apartment in Seattle.
By Tim Murphy2 years ago in Confessions
They Said No Strings—But Their Hearts Never Agreed
They thought they'd found the perfect solution: no strings, no drama, just comfort in each other’s arms. But when years of friendship blur into something deeper, and stolen glances start feeling like promises, Maya and Chris realize the heart doesn’t play by the rules—even the ones they wrote themselves. Maya and Chris had been close friends since childhood. They attended the same elementary school, went to the same high school, and even chose the same college. Their bond was casual yet unshakably strong—something others often admired. They’d shared laughter, dinners, get-togethers, and supported each other through the worst. One thing they had in common? They'd both been hurt—deeply—by past relationships. After a series of heartbreaks, they agreed to try something different: A casual, no-strings-attached arrangement, designed to avoid emotional complications. The goal was to keep things light, fun, and commitment-free. But can that ever truly work? It lasted a few weeks. They laughed, talked, and had their fun. But by the third week, things began to shift. Though they had promised no strings, Maya couldn’t help noticing the little things—Chris’s kindness, the way he listened, the way his eyes lit up whenever she shared good news. That twinkle in his eyes made her heart skip. She tried to suppress the feelings, but it was impossible. His soft, thoughtful side—and all his green flags—melted away her resolve.
By Gift Abotsi 2 years ago in Confessions
The Disorder Between Us
It all started when I broke up with Alpha. I got into a new relationship within just 4 months, which was a huge mistake as I did not complete the lessons that I should have learned from my relationship with Alpha. This new boyfriend I would call him Zen. We were best friends from class 9 and when I reached class 11 I had a break up with Alpha and Zen had his chance with me. He was the sweetest boyfriend ever. Yes, we broke up but the way he treated me the whole time was magical. No one can ever adore me the way he did. He treated me like a literal baby. He would do just anything to impress me and make me happy. In the process, I got spoiled and messed things up, somehow I had some mental problems where the symptoms were very dangerous.
By Phoenix2 years ago in Confessions
The Morning I Missed the Bus—and Found My Way Instead
The Morning I Missed the Bus—and Found My Way Instead I was 17, late for school, and flying down the block in the middle of winter with half-frozen hair and a burnt piece of toast in my mouth. Classy. The yellow school bus came around the corner just as I was reaching the stop. I waved frantically, breath clouding in the air, but the driver didn't see. Perhaps he did, and just decided it was too late.
By Amzad Rahid2 years ago in Confessions
