Life

How to Write about Suicide. Content Warning.
How to write about suicide? - With great care. Just like any other sensitive subject that requires deep ethical consideration.
By Lana V Lynxabout a year ago in Writers
The Day I Took My Life Back from Distractions
Do you ever feel exhausted—not from the work you’re doing, but from constantly having to explain why you're doing it? I’ve been there.
By Naseem Bibiabout a year ago in Writers
5 Signs Your Smartphone Needs Immediate Repair
Our smartphones are integral to almost everything we do from staying connected to loved ones to managing work, entertainment, and education. However, no matter how advanced they are, these devices aren't invincible. Over time, wear and tear can lead to performance issues that may require prompt attention. Ignoring these problems could result in further damage, higher repair costs, or even total device failure.
By sammmyabout a year ago in Writers
Why Seasonal HVAC Maintenance is Crucial for Your Home and Budget
Proper HVAC maintenance is often overlooked, yet it’s one of the simplest steps you can take to ensure a comfortable home and save money over the long term. Neglecting routine check-ups can lead to inefficient systems, costly repairs, or even system failure. For homeowners and property managers alike, understanding the importance of seasonal HVAC upkeep can extend the lifespan of your unit and provide year-round comfort.
By sammmyabout a year ago in Writers
The Ultimate Guide to Transportation Options in Dubai [2025 Edition]
Dubai has redefined modern transportation with its futuristic infrastructure and wide array of travel options. Whether you're a tourist, a digital nomad, or a business executive, getting around the city in 2025 is easier than ever — if you know your options.
By sammmyabout a year ago in Writers
The Mirror Knew Her Name
Elias never believed that things could be haunted. He had moved into the old townhouse on Wren Street because it was cheap, quiet, and came furnished. Silence seemed to be peace after a messy breakup and a job he couldn't stand. The first few nights were uneventful, except for the occasional creak of old pipes or floorboards. The house had a faint cedar and dust odor. It had been occupied, but not recently. There was only one thing the previous owner had left behind.
By NAYEMabout a year ago in Writers
"The Last Cup of Coffee"
Even though it had been five years since I had entered Café Aria before, the smell had not changed. Roasted beans. Burnt toast. a faint cinnamon aroma. It had a Sunday scent. It smelled like you.
By NAYEMabout a year ago in Writers
The Kingdom in the City
The Kingdom in the City If you asked thirteen-year-old Leila what a “kingdom” was, she’d probably say something like, “A place with castles, knights, and kings in golden crowns.” That was before the letter came. Before she realized that kingdoms still existed—even in today’s world—and that she happened to live in one.
By Gabriela Toneabout a year ago in Writers
Why Do We Fear Success More Than Failure?
When we talk about success, we often imagine it as the happy ending to any struggle, as if it's a reward we await after all the hard work and effort. But have you ever thought that many people fear success more than failure?
By TN Sammyabout a year ago in Writers
We Broke Up, But You Still Watch My Stories
The View That Hurts More Than Silence We haven’t spoken in months. You haven’t liked a post. Haven’t texted. Haven’t said my name.
By Lilyabout a year ago in Writers
My First Anal Experience: Why It Was More Emotional Than I Expected
The Setup Felt Safe - Until It Didn’t We lit candles. Put on a playlist that made everything feel cinematic. He was gentle, slow, checking in with every move.
By Lilyabout a year ago in Writers
The Loneliness of Being Loved Online
“You have 72 unread messages, but no one really asked how you’re doing.” It’s 2:03 AM. You’re scrolling through a group chat where your name just got mentioned 14 times.
By Lilyabout a year ago in Writers