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.
Mirror World
Sarah loved mirrors. As a child, she spent hours looking into them, wondering if there was another world on the other side. As she grew older, her fascination grew too. Now, at 28, she had many antique mirrors hanging on the walls of her small apartment.
By Hasan Qurashi2 years ago in Humans
Sherlock vs. Moriarty
England has been in peace for a long time. However with each passing day it’s enemies has also grown larger in number but there is a man who can save it all even if the stakes are higher than ever. That’s Sherlock Holmes resting with his flat-mate Dr. John Watson in a flat owned by Ms. Hudson on 221B Bakers Street.
By Hasan Qurashi2 years ago in Humans
Unfulfilled Dreams
Why Can’t I Reach My Stars? Once vivid aspirations are now dim embers. Life's tides carried me away from the shores of my dreams. A heart heavy with what could have been yearns for a reality painted with passion. Time slips away, leaving behind echoes of unrealized potential.
By Iftikhar Akram2 years ago in Humans
The endless loop
The Loop of Screen Dependency Many of us find ourselves trapped in a loop of screen dependency. It starts innocuously—checking our phones for messages, scrolling through social media feeds, or watching videos to pass the time. However, this can quickly spiral into hours of mindless scrolling, where the sense of time and purpose gets lost. This loop is fueled by the dopamine hits we receive from likes, comments, and new content, making it hard to break free.
By Amaan khan2 years ago in Humans
The Crisis of Homelessness
Homelessness, a pervasive and complex issue, afflicts individuals across diverse demographics, ages, and backgrounds. It is a stark reflection of societal inequities, economic hardships, and systemic failures. The absence of a stable home has far-reaching consequences, impacting physical and mental health, employment opportunities, and overall quality of life.
By Iftikhar Akram2 years ago in Humans
Beyond the Iceberg
1. Improvised Scenes: One of the most memorable scenes in "Titanic" is when Rose thanks Jack for saving her life and they spit off the boat. Remarkably, this scene was largely improvised, including the spitting part. Kate Winslet, who played Rose, suggested the change from the original script where Rose pricks Cal with a hairpin. Director James Cameron agreed that Winslet’s idea was more dramatic. Billy Zane, who portrayed Cal, recalled that being spat on repeatedly became so routine he became numb to it. After countless takes, Winslet’s saliva dried out, and she had to use lubricant to continue. This improvisation added a layer of authenticity to the characters’ interactions, showcasing Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio’s ability to adapt and bring depth to their performances, ultimately enhancing the film’s emotional impact.
By Horace Wasmore2 years ago in Humans
Through The Portal: A Parallel World
Morriston and Jane Morriston arrived on Phoenix Island, their excitement was at it’s utmost as they embarked on their final adventure before retirement. They didn’t knew that the island had been waiting for them with its ancient magic.
By Hasan Qurashi2 years ago in Humans
