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.
The Day I Lost Everything and Finally Found Myself
I remember sitting on the floor of my empty apartment, surrounded by boxes, wondering how I had let it all fall apart. The job was gone. The relationship was over. My savings had quietly bled out over six months of hope and denial. I was thirty-one years old and starting from zero.
By Gideon Polycarp6 months ago in Humans
Tears for Humanity Blues
WRITTEN, CREATED, EDITED BY VICKI LAWANA TRUSSELLI This is a Trusselli Art Film Outstages Cafe Art Studio Production I create short art films. This took me 10 hours to complete. I utilize AI as a tool without fear. I WRITE, EDIT, CREATE MY OWN STUFF.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 6 months ago in Humans
Mahateer, Daughter of Lolo, and the World of Wholesale Trade
________________________________________ 📖 Mahateer, Daughter of Lolo, and the World of Wholesale Trade In a city that never sleeps—where life is measured by the movement of markets rather than the silence of homes—there stood a vast marketplace, like an open kingdom that recognized only those who proved themselves anew each day.
By Ali Sadeek Ahmed6 months ago in Humans
The Last Bench by the River
Nobody in the town noticed the old bench anymore. It sat beside the river under a giant willow tree, its wood cracked from rain and summers long forgotten. People walked past it every day—students rushing to school, workers staring at phones, cyclists speeding by—but nobody stopped.
By Vincent Hale6 months ago in Humans
john parrott stephen hendry disagreement
Introduction John Parrott and Stephen Hendry are two of the most famous players in the sport of snooker. Snooker is a game where players try to pot balls into pockets on a table using a cue stick. Both Parrott and Hendry have had amazing careers, and they are well-known figures in the world of snooker. However, despite their success, they have had some disagreements over the years. This article will explain what caused the disagreement between John Parrott and Stephen Hendry and how it affected their relationship.
By Farhan Sayed6 months ago in Humans
trump signs executive order expanding workers access to retirement plans
Introduction In 2019, former U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order that aimed to make it easier for workers to save for retirement. The executive order focuses on helping more Americans access retirement plans through their employers. This is important because saving for retirement is a major part of securing a stable financial future. Many people struggle to save for retirement, and this executive order seeks to improve that situation.
By Farhan Sayed6 months ago in Humans
Taylor Swift
Introduction Taylor Swift is one of the most famous singers in the world. She is known for her beautiful songs, emotional lyrics, and powerful voice. Many people love her music because it tells real stories about life, love, and feelings. In this article, we will learn about her life, career, and why she is so popular.
By Farhan Sayed6 months ago in Humans
The Night That Changed My Life Forever
That night was nothing special. At least, that’s what I believed in the beginning. It felt like every other night I had lived before — quiet, slow, and forgettable. The kind of night that passes without leaving any mark behind. The kind of night you don’t even remember the next day. But sometimes… the most ordinary nights carry the most unexpected truths. I was lying on my bed, holding my phone above my face, scrolling without thinking. One video. Then another. And another. It had become a habit I didn’t even question anymore. My fingers kept moving, but my mind felt distant, disconnected, almost numb. Time slipped away quietly, but nothing I saw felt important. I wasn’t sad. But I wasn’t happy either. It was something else. A strange emptiness. The kind that doesn’t scream… but slowly eats away at you from the inside. At some point, my thumb stopped moving. Not because I decided to stop. But because I felt tired. Not physically. Mentally. Emotionally. I lowered my phone and placed it beside me. And suddenly, the silence in the room felt louder than ever. No notifications. No background noise. No escape. Just me… and my thoughts. For a few moments, I just stared at the ceiling. Then a question appeared in my mind. Simple… but heavy: “What am I actually doing with my life?” I didn’t answer it. Because deep down… I already knew. And that truth made me uncomfortable. My thoughts started to wander. I thought about my goals. My dreams. The version of myself I once believed I could become. There was a time when I had energy. When I felt motivated. When I used to believe that I could build something meaningful. Something that mattered. But somewhere along the way… I lost that version of myself. Not suddenly. Not dramatically. But slowly. Silently. I stopped trying as hard. Stopped taking risks. Stopped believing that things could actually change. And that night, for the first time, I saw the truth clearly: It wasn’t the world holding me back. It wasn’t luck. It wasn’t other people. It was me. My excuses. My fear of failure. My habit of waiting for the “perfect moment” that never came. The realization hit me harder than I expected. It wasn’t loud. It wasn’t dramatic. But it was honest. And honesty can be painful. I got up from my bed and walked toward the mirror. My steps were slow. Almost uncertain. I stood there and looked at myself. Really looked. No filters. No distractions. No pretending everything was fine. Just me. As I was. And in that moment, something shifted inside me. Not in a big, dramatic way. But in a quiet, undeniable way. I realized I had been avoiding the truth. Telling myself I would start “soon.” Convincing myself I still had time. Pretending that doing nothing was somehow okay. But it wasn’t okay. And deep down, I knew it. I took a deep breath. And softly, almost like a whisper, I said: “This has to change.” There was no music. No speech. No sudden burst of motivation. Just a simple, honest decision. That night didn’t magically fix my life. I didn’t wake up the next day as a completely different person. There was no instant success. No sudden transformation. But something inside me had shifted. And that shift… mattered. The next day felt normal. Nothing around me had changed. Same room. Same routine. Same life. But something inside me was different. I started small. Very small. Writing a few lines. Learning something new. Trying… even when I didn’t feel like it. Some days were easy. But most days weren’t. There were moments when I wanted to quit again. Moments when going back to my old habits felt easier. But every time I felt that pull… I remembered that night. The silence. The question. The reflection in the mirror. And slowly… things began to change. Not quickly. Not perfectly. But steadily. I started to understand something important: Life doesn’t change because of one big moment. It changes because of the small choices you make every single day. Especially when no one is watching. Today, I’m still learning. Still growing. Still figuring things out. I’m not perfect. And I don’t think I ever will be. But I’m no longer the same person I used to be. The one who kept waiting. The one who kept avoiding reality. The one who stayed stuck. Because that night didn’t change my life instantly… But it changed me. And that… changed everything. 💠Final Line: Sometimes, the most powerful change in your life doesn’t come from success… It comes from the moment you finally become honest with yourself.
By Fazalullah 6 months ago in Humans
Love is a Companion, Not a Lifesaver
Many people think they want a relationship, but they have treated "love" as a first-aid kit for too long. When they are sad, they want a hug to fix it; when they are lonely, they want someone to fill the void; when they lack direction, they want a guide; when they lack confidence, they want constant affirmation.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing6 months ago in Humans
