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.
10 Emotionally Confusing Things That Happen Before You Say "I Do"
So, you’re engaged. Or maybe you’re in a serious relationship, teetering on the edge of a forever decision. The Pinterest boards are filling up, your relatives are asking about the date, and everyone around you seems excited. But deep inside? You're feeling... weird. Confused. Maybe even a little freaked out. Don’t panic—you’re not broken. You’re just human.
By Milan Milicabout a year ago in Humans
What If Life Had Been Different?. Content Warning.
What if some of us had grown up in homes where emotions were welcomed, not dismissed? Where love wasn’t something we had to earn — through silence, achievement, or perfection — but something freely given, seen, and safe?
By Sanelisiwe Adamabout a year ago in Humans
chapter 1: The Woman Who Waited: My Grandmother’s Love That War Couldn’t Kill
She met my grandfather through relatives. He was from Seoul, South Korea, which—ironically—was not considered a desirable trait. In her North Korean hometown, people thought Seoulites were snobbish—more so even than the elite from Kaesong. Her parents disapproved, but she married him anyway.
By Charlene Leighabout a year ago in Humans
How Men Test Women They Love: 9 Subtle Ways He’s Measuring Your Heart
When it comes to love, men can be like cautious cats sniffing around an unused pot. Beyond any doubt, they might play it cool with their poker face, but underneath that calm surface, numerous men are discreetly testing the waters, particularly when they’re falling for somebody.
By Milan Milicabout a year ago in Humans
The Echoes of Silence
House was quieter than ever, every corner seemingly holding its breath and every shadow recalling memories that had yet to fade away. She sat by the window watching raindrops trace pathways across its glass surface - each drop echoing tears she no longer could shed.
By Robert Brownabout a year ago in Humans
The Window with the Yellow Curtains
The apartment across the street had always been empty. I could see the entire structure from the window in my bedroom: sun- and time-worn brick, chipped and crooked balconies, like teeth that had forgotten how to bite. However, a particular second-floor window stood out. The bright yellow curtains had been drawn shut for a long time.
By Ahmed Rayhanabout a year ago in Humans
Why You Should Keep People Out of Your Relationship: 5 Eye-Opening Reasons
Relationships are difficult sufficient with fair two people included. Presently toss in a bunch of suppositions from friends, family, coworkers, and possibly indeed that one loudmouthed neighbor, and you’ve got a formula for calamity. It’s like attempting to prepare a cake with 10 people yelling diverse instructions—too much salt, not sufficient sugar, heat longer, don’t prepare at all! In the long run, what could’ve been a sweet magnum opus turns into a burnt mess.
By Milan Milicabout a year ago in Humans
Why Confidence Is the Secret Ingredient to a Strong Relationship
Love alone doesn’t keep a relationship lively. It’s like heating a cake and overlooking the flour. You might have the eggs, sugar, and butter (aka chemistry, fascination, and shared interface), but if certainty is lost? That cake won’t rise. Certainty in a relationship is that enchantment fixing that holds everything together. It’s what makes a difference: couples explore stormy contentions, construct unwavering beliefs, and keep up enthusiastic closeness without second-guessing each other every five minutes.
By Milan Milicabout a year ago in Humans
