love

All you need is Love, and Love is all you need.

The Clock maker's Gift
In the heart of a small, bustling town, there stood a clock shop that had been passed down through generations. Its white-painted windows were streaked with the dust and rain of many years, and the faint chime of clocks inside created a gentle, steady rhythm that seemed to slow the world outside. The owner, Khalid, had lived all his life among ticking gears, spinning pendulums, and the quiet melody of measured time. He was a man of sixty-five, with silvering hair, calm eyes, and hands that moved with unwavering precision.
By M.Farooq10 months ago in Humans
The Seeds of Tomorrow
In the small village of Mehranpur, wheat fields stretched as far as the eye could see. Their gentle sway in the wind made the entire land look like a golden sea. And standing right at the edge of this sea was Rehman Chacha, the oldest farmer in the area.
By M.Farooq10 months ago in Humans
The Painter of Sunrises
Every morning before the world was awake, there was a man who climbed the eastern hill carrying a small wooden box filled with paints. His name was Sikandar, but the people in town simply called him The Painter of Sunrises. Nobody remembered when he started painting. Some said it had been ten years, others said twenty. But everyone knew one thing clearly — he never missed a dawn.
By M.Farooq10 months ago in Humans
When Love Feels One-Sided: What Should You Do?
One sided love may make you feel drained, disoriented and unnoticed. When you put in emotionally and fail to get the same kind of vigor back then the imbalance is hurtful. You can start doubting yourself or asking yourself whether your partner cares about the relationship or not. This emotional loss influences your self-esteem and general happiness.
By Steve Waugh10 months ago in Humans
The Love That Left Quietly — And Returned Gently
No one really prepares you for the kind of heartbreak where nothing dramatic happens No cheating. No betrayal. No big fight.
By abualyaanart10 months ago in Humans
The Love She Didn’t Believe She Deserved
Maya didn’t believe in big love anymore. Not because she didn’t want it. But because once, she loved someone with her whole heart —
By abualyaanart10 months ago in Humans
The Day Her Tears Didn’t Scare Him Away
Everyone knew Amina as the girl who always smiled. She was the quiet kind, the gentle kind — the kind of person who remembered little things about people, who never forgot birthdays, who always sent “Did you reach home safe?” messages, even to friends who forgot to reply.
By abualyaanart10 months ago in Humans
How Desire Takes Over When Emotional Affairs Turn Physical
Emotional cheating often starts quietly, with talks, shared weaknesses, and a closeness that seems safe at first. However, when emotional affairs become physical, the repercussions worsen, trust crumbles, and couples suffer major emotional, psychological, and often irreversible damage. As a community that wants to help people grow, heal, and bloom with confidence, we need to know how emotional ties turn into physical ones and how couples can handle what comes next.
By Bloom Boldly10 months ago in Humans
Under the Banyan Tree: A Rainy Day Romance
The sky had been gray all morning, heavy clouds hanging low as if they were holding back the rain, waiting for the perfect moment to fall. Sandali hurried along the narrow streets of her neighborhood, her school bag bouncing lightly against her shoulder. She had forgotten her umbrella in the rush, a minor disaster in a city where sudden showers were a norm. By the time she reached the large banyan tree at the edge of the park, rain had begun to fall in soft, persistent drops.
By Ashen Asmadala10 months ago in Humans
The Bench Under the Banyan Tree
I. The Park That Held Their Childhood For as long as she could remember, Naila had loved the old neighborhood park. Not because it was beautiful—most benches were cracked, the swings squeaked, and the paint on the slide had long faded—but because of the banyan tree.
By M.Farooq10 months ago in Humans
The House on Hill Seven
The Village Nobody Returned To Hill Seven was not the tallest hill in the region, nor the most beautiful. But it was the most abandoned. The villagers believed that anyone living there was either hiding from their past or running from their future.
By M.Farooq10 months ago in Humans
When the Heart Learns to Breathe Again After Pain
Life changes in strange ways when hurt lingers in your chest. Days feel heavier, mornings feel quieter, and even the smallest memories can pull you back into moments you’d rather forget. Still, somewhere inside the ache, something begins to shift. You start noticing small signs that you are not the same person who first fell into that darkness. A new version of you is gently forming, even if you don’t see it at first. Growing after pain is rarely loud or sudden. It happens slowly, like a hesitant sunrise, warming the places that once felt frozen. This story explores how healing becomes real, how people rebuild themselves, and how new life begins from the places that once hurt the most.
By Muqadas khan10 months ago in Humans