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Love Between Two Enemies Part Four
Secrets Don’t Stay Buried The photograph felt heavier than paper. Ethan stared at it under the dim light of his office, long after midnight had swallowed the city. Two men stood side by side, their hands clasped in a firm handshake—smiles restrained, eyes calculating.
By Ahmed aldeabella5 days ago in Humans
Love without God
Fran Lebowitz says romantic love is a kind of mental illness—a pleasurable one. A drug. Something that distorts reality so completely that without it, falling in love would be impossible.
By THE HONED CRONE5 days ago in Humans
When the Answers Don’t Come
When Daniel lost his brother, the first thing people told him was, “Everything happens for a reason.” They said it softly, with sympathy in their eyes, as if the sentence itself were a bandage. But every time Daniel heard it, something inside him tightened. He nodded politely, thanked them, and went home feeling more alone than before.
By MIGrowth5 days ago in Humans
Five Clear Signs Your Body Is Telling You You’re With the Wrong Man
As souls in human form, we are deeply connected to our bodies. It’s no coincidence that music can give us goosebumps, or that certain thoughts and images can trigger strong physical reactions before our rational mind even has time to respond.
By Teodora Vale6 days ago in Humans
This Is Why You Can’t Control Your Thoughts
Who really controls your life—you, or your mind? Think about it. One moment, your mind is calm, the next it’s racing with worries you never asked for. It drags you into the past, throws you into the future, and rarely lets you rest in the present. The mind is like an untamed horse—powerful enough to carry you to freedom, but wild enough to throw you into chaos.
By Ayush6 days ago in Humans
The Lottery chapter 30
Emma looked as though she had all her blood drained suddenly, then with a soft squeak, she sang out with her skin glowing once again, “Cara! Cara! Is that the Holy Ghost or is this my SISTER!!!!!” She jumped up and ran over to the tall black woman. I immediately recognized her though it had been a long time. Several years since their parents died and Cara left.
By Melissa Ingoldsby6 days ago in Humans
Love Between Two Enemies Part Three
The Engagement Trap --- PART THREE – THE ENGAGEMENT TRAP Engagements were supposed to feel like beginnings. New dresses. Champagne. Smiles frozen in photographs that promised forever.
By Ahmed aldeabella6 days ago in Humans
Love Between Two Enemies Part Two
Lines Drawn in Blood --- PART TWO – LINES DRAWN IN BLOOD Some wars were loud. They came with shouting, gunfire, headlines splashed across newspapers. Others were quieter—waged in boardrooms, whispered threats, contracts signed in ink that carried more poison than blood.
By Ahmed aldeabella6 days ago in Humans
Love Between Two Enemies Part One
THE WAR WE INHERITED New York had a way of pretending it had no memory. Skyscrapers rose where scandals once burned, cafés thrived where blood had been spilled in boardrooms, and families like the Ashfords and the Morettis wore their success like polished armor, hiding decades of hatred beneath tailored suits.
By Ahmed aldeabella6 days ago in Humans
Whispers from the Past
Emma had always loved old things—the smell of worn leather, the faded ink of handwritten letters, the creak of floorboards in abandoned houses. That Saturday morning, she wandered through the tiny antique shop at the corner of Maple Street, fingers grazing the dusty shelves, when something unusual caught her eye.
By Ahmed aldeabella6 days ago in Humans
A Secret Admirer’s Letters
Love Written Between the Lines Sophie had always been fascinated by letters. Even in the age of instant messages and emails, there was something magical about receiving a note written by hand—the subtle curves of handwriting, the choice of words, the way ink could convey emotion beyond mere language.
By Ahmed aldeabella6 days ago in Humans
Supporting A Partner With Mental Health Struggles In Relationships Compassionately
Helping a mentally healthy partner starts by knowing their experiences and requirements. Mental health is a process of each individual, and its symptoms may appear of different intensity and frequency. When you hear about the exact issues that your partner is struggling with, be it anxiety, depression or any other issue, you can react in an empathetic manner as opposed to frustration. Knowing their triggers, coping mechanisms, and emotional patterns will help you to be able to support them in a meaningful and appropriate way that promotes trust and emotional safety in the relationship.
By Willian James6 days ago in Humans