SK Prince

Joined April 2025

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I Accidentally Married a Toaster (And It's Still a Better Listener Than My Ex)
"I Accidentally Married a Toaster (And It's Still a Better Listener Than My Ex)" A romantic tragedy of crumbs, chrome, and commitment issues.
By SK Prince 7 months ago in Poets
"Things I Wish I Could Tell My Parents Without Crying"
1. I wish I could tell you that I forgive you. Not because everything is okay, but because I need to be okay. Because carrying the weight of what was never said
By SK Prince 7 months ago in Poets
My First Love Was a Lie — And I Stayed Anyway
That there were warning signs. That I was smart enough, strong enough, aware enough to walk away the moment the truth surfaced. But I wasn’t. I was 20, in love for the first time, and hopelessly naïve.
By SK Prince 7 months ago in Confessions
The Day Scientists Announced We’re All Sims
March 21, 2028 — 8:12 AM (GMT) The world changed in one press conference. Dr. Malcolm Reyes, Nobel laureate, theoretical physicist, and former competitive Rubik’s Cube champion, stepped up to the podium at CERN with the serenity of a monk and the posture of a man who had nothing left to lose. Behind him, a PowerPoint slide flickered: “Simulation Theory: Verified?”
By SK Prince 7 months ago in Fiction
Love in the Digital Age
Emma sat at her laptop, staring at the blinking cursor on her screen. Outside, the world buzzed with life, but inside her apartment, there was only silence. It had been three months since she started chatting with Alex, a man she met on a dating app. Their conversations were more than casual flirts—they were thoughtful, intimate, and emotionally charged. He always knew the right things to say, making her feel seen, heard, and cherished.
By SK Prince 8 months ago in Humans
Pride and Prejudice: Exploring Homosexuality in Global Cultures
Introduction Homosexuality means being romantically or sexually attracted to someone of the same gender. This has been part of human life for a very long time. But people around the world don’t all see it the same way. In some places, it is accepted and respected. In others, it is looked down on or even punished. This article talks about how different cultures view homosexuality, what psychology says about it, and how it affects people’s lives.
By SK Prince 8 months ago in Humans
America's Greatest: Top 10 Heroes Who Shaped the Nation
The United States has been shaped by the bravery and hard work of many individuals. These heroes, from different times and backgrounds, helped make the country stronger, fairer, and more united. Here are ten of the most inspiring American heroes whose actions made a lasting difference.
By SK Prince 8 months ago in Motivation
The Enigmatic Wild: Unraveling the Modern Mysteries of the Animal Kingdom
The animal world is full of wonders. Even today, with science and technology, there are many things about animals we still do not understand. Some animals behave in strange ways. Others disappear and reappear like magic. Some show signs of great intelligence. In this article, we explore some of the most amazing modern mysteries of animals. These stories will surprise you and show just how much we still have to learn. make video on it
By SK Prince 8 months ago in Earth
Her Voice in the Silence: A Story of Resistance and Hope"
The day Amina turned sixteen, her father handed her a folded piece of paper. It was a wedding proposal. A man nearly twice her age wanted her as his wife. She remembered the way her mother’s eyes didn’t meet hers that morning, the silence in the room pressing harder than any scream.
By SK Prince 9 months ago in Humans
Her Voice, Her Fight
“Her Voice, a Broken Wing” In a quiet town beneath the moon, Where shadows fall and never swoon, A girl was born with dreams so wide,
By SK Prince 9 months ago in Poets
The Silent Village: A Haunting Memorial to Lives Erased by History
Deep in the heart of Europe, there is a strange and sad place. It is a village where people once lived happy lives. Children played in the streets, families shared meals, and neighbors helped one another. But now, everything is gone. The streets are empty. The houses are falling apart. The village is quiet—too quiet. It feels like time has stopped.
By SK Prince 9 months ago in History
Misjudged: When Parents Get It Wrong About Their Children
In many homes around the world, love and care between parents and children form the foundation of family life. But sometimes, even with the best intentions, parents make mistakes. One of the most painful mistakes is when parents wrongly believe their child is involved in bad habits like smoking, drinking, or staying out late with bad company. These assumptions, often made without proof, can break trust and deeply hurt a child’s self-esteem.
By SK Prince 9 months ago in Psyche