interview
Interviews with lovers, fighters and the various professionals who deal with our dysfunction.
"When You Seek Allah: Finding Strength in Weakness"
Mental Health If you constantly think that your life would be better if you had something, if that particular problem went away, or if that person who makes your life difficult were gone, you may even wish for something drastic to happen to them. Every time you see a bus, you might pray for such an event. We always tell ourselves that if a certain person or problem were out of our life, everything would be so much better. Or if a certain sorrow were removed, everything would be perfect. If people's behavior changed, if situations changed, if the environment changed, we keep thinking that everything would be great if these changes happened. We think this way, hoping that with these changes, we wouldn't feel weak anymore. We keep dwelling on our desires and get completely consumed by them.
By MD Robin244342 years ago in Humans
"Technology and Innovation: Shaping the Future with AI, Gadgets, Blockchain, and Sustainability". Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Technology and Innovation The Future of AI: How Artificial Intelligence is Changing Our World Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept; it’s a transformative force shaping the present and redefining the future. From automating mundane tasks to solving complex problems in healthcare, AI’s capabilities are expanding rapidly. In the coming years, AI is expected to revolutionize industries through advanced machine learning algorithms, natural language processing, and predictive analytics.
By bhailog ahir2 years ago in Humans
Random Questions???
All my life, I’ve been know to ask people lots of questions. I really just enjoy learning about other people and what makes them tick. Below are a list of random questions. Choose one or two or three and post your wonderful answers below in the comment section!
By Rowan Finley 2 years ago in Humans
The Struggles of a Father: A Tale of Selfless Sacrifice
The Struggles of a Father: A Tale of Selfless Sacrifice A father. A simple word, yet one that encompasses the very foundation of a person’s life. A father is not just the head of a family; he is the pillar that holds it together. Through a lifetime of relentless hard work, a father dedicates himself to providing his family with moments of joy, security, and a future filled with opportunities. A father’s struggle is a living testament to selflessness, sacrifice, and unconditional love. The struggles of a father are often hidden, quietly etched into the lines of his tired face, the calloused hands hardened by years of toil, and the unspoken determination reflected in his eyes. From the moment he becomes a father, his dreams take a back seat, and his sole focus becomes the future of his children. His desires, comforts, and personal aspirations are all willingly sacrificed to ensure his family’s needs and dreams are met. At times, we may feel that fathers do not express their emotions openly. They might seem reserved, distant, or too practical. But their love is not found in grand declarations or poetic words—it is seen in their actions. It is in the way they work tirelessly, stand like an unshakable shadow behind their children, and make every effort to turn their children’s dreams into reality. Picture a farmer toiling in the scorching heat, hands cracked from laboring in the soil, just to put food on the table for his family. Imagine a construction worker sweating under the weight of heavy loads, thinking not of his discomfort but of the school fees that need to be paid. Envision an office worker staying late into the night, sacrificing his health, just to save enough for his child’s education. These silent sacrifices are the essence of a father’s struggle, often unnoticed and underappreciated. But a father’s struggle is not limited to physical or financial challenges. It extends to emotional, mental, and even social battles. The decisions he makes for his family often come with personal compromises. A father may forgo a personal vacation to buy his child a bicycle, or set aside his dreams of a new vehicle to fund his daughter’s higher education. This selflessness defines his character and highlights the depth of his love. Take, for instance, a father who wakes up at dawn every day to drive a rickshaw. Despite his limited earnings, he saves every penny to ensure his son becomes an engineer. Or the father who works double shifts, skipping meals, so his daughter can attend a prestigious school. These are not rare stories; they are the lived realities of countless fathers around the world. The true worth of a father’s struggle is often realised too late, sometimes only when we achieve our own dreams. We then see the invisible scaffolding of sacrifices, sleepless nights, and silent prayers that held us steady through our journey. Every bead of sweat on a father’s brow, every choice he made to prioritise his family over himself, carries one purpose—his children’s happiness and success. In the end, a father’s struggles are as towering as the Himalayas, as deep as the oceans, and as constant as the rising sun. Every moment of his life is a gift to his family. His sacrifices are not a burden to him but a testament to his love and devotion. As children, it is our duty to acknowledge, respect, and cherish the sacrifices our fathers make for us. We must remember that their struggles are not just theirs—they are the foundation upon which our lives are built. “A father is a beacon, burning himself to light the way for his children. His struggles are not merely his burden; they are the foundation of his family’s future.”
By Dipak Pawar2 years ago in Humans
Mumbai Locals
There's something special about train rides. Maybe it's the steady sound of the wheels, the way the train moves as if it is dancing, or how so many strangers are packed together acting like they're not secretly judging each other. For my cousin "Sai", however, trains are much more than just a mode of travel; they are a love story-a noisy, sweaty, messy love story, but still a love story.
By Ruturaj Nagvekar2 years ago in Humans
Can Bucks Really Buy Happiness?
Let me clarify something before we dive in: by “bucks,” I mean money—the green stuff that powers dreams and makes life a little less complicated. But since blogs and algorithms frown on certain words, let’s stick to calling it “bucks.” Don’t worry, the sarcasm remains untouched.
By Ruturaj Nagvekar2 years ago in Humans
Khayali Pulao
Has a middle-class dream ever been so big that it needs to have its own song? From fancy daydreams at 2 a.m. to always thinking "one day" that never comes, khayali pulao is the dish we all know well. It's made out of just the same amount of hope, a little bit of humor, and just that small portion of hopelessness; because honestly, no one mentions that reality check comes after that dream. So, here is what those dreams really are, from crushes to career plans, and why they need just a bit of effort instead of wishful thinking.
By Ruturaj Nagvekar2 years ago in Humans
Amazing Transformation to Urban Garden House
When we were passing through this quiet neighborhood along Old Klang Road, we were captivated by this intriguing green facade corner house. Just when we decided to turn around to get a closer look, the gates opened and there he was. Sebastian, the owner was right about to bring his fine-looking dogs for a walk.
By Design Seed2 years ago in Humans
How to Shift Your Mindset and Stop Fear of the Evil Eye
Recently, there has been much banter and controversy on social networks over this concept called Evil Eye, as if this thing exists and that some people's bad vibes or bad wishes have so much to do with our lives. Without much empirical research or scientific evidence being put forward on its basis, opinions widely vary on this aspect of life. I believe that the concept of the evil eye is based on cultural and superstitious thinking, that is, those who feel envious of your success or inner light may wish you harm or cast curses, which can eventually bring about misfortune or a decline in the blessings already in your life.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Humans










