Dialogue

The Answer? You Don’t Have to Know
We make a decision, then hesitate. Then we ask ourselves: Do I really want this? We feel sure and tell the world: Yes, I want this. Then, after a while, we break down: I don’t know if I want it. What have I done? Was it a mistake? How can I tell?
By Raghad Nassar9 months ago in Critique
🎬 Is Tube Mastery & Monetization by Matt Par Worth It in 2025? My Unfiltered Review After 30 Days Inside the Course. AI-Generated.
Let’s face it: not everyone wants to be the next MrBeast—or even show their face online. That’s where faceless YouTube automation comes in. It promises income without ever turning on a webcam.
By Hustle General9 months ago in Critique
The Roar and the Hee-Haw
In the heart of the Serengeti, where animals roamed free and drama bloomed like wildflowers, there lived a lion named Leo. He was everything you'd expect from a king of the jungle: majestic, strong, a little vain, and absolutely terrible at telling jokes.
By Dr Gabriel 9 months ago in Critique
Captivating the Heart: How to Make Someone Fall in Love with You
Love is a universal emotion—one that brings out both the best and the most vulnerable sides of us. When you develop strong feelings for someone, it's only natural to want those feelings reciprocated. But love, unlike manipulation or attraction tricks, should always be built on sincerity, respect, and mutual connection. If you're wondering how to make someone fall in love with you, it's essential to approach it with authenticity, patience, and a deep understanding of human emotions.
By Dr Gabriel 9 months ago in Critique
Shush the noise.
Shush the noise. I sit here, quite happy, listening to next door powerwashing his garden. My husband upstairs steam cleaning the bathroom floor. In between, when the noise quietens, the bird singing proudly. It’s summer. The sun shines, my heart’s filled with gratitude and love. I am here and alive.
By Marie381Uk 9 months ago in Critique
I Contacted My Spirit Guide
I Contacted My Spirit Guide The mirror was so old, as soon as this shape showed itself, the glass shattered into a million and one pieces.Show me my guide, I asked. As soon as she appeared, it was like a gun had gone off, yet there was no glass in my lounge. No, the shattered bit all fell into the mirror. I could see each piece, yet the mirror wasn’t broken? Why? How?
By Marie381Uk 9 months ago in Critique
"Echoes of the Forgotten"
A Journey Through Lost Memories and Hidden Truths The rain had just begun when Elira stepped into her grandmother’s attic for the first time in years. Dust swirled in the air, lit by the pale light seeping through the cracked windowpanes. She was here for closure. After her grandmother's funeral, Elira returned to the house she hadn't visited since childhood, hoping to find something—anything—that would explain the strange dreams that had haunted her for weeks.
By Kaleem Ullah9 months ago in Critique
Driver Jamuna Hindi Dubbed Review (2025): Worth Watching or Skip?
This week, several South Indian films have been released in Hindi dubbed versions, about which I had limited information. I learned from various sources that one of these films is the Tamil movie which has just been released in Hindi. Let's explore where it has been released and how the movie is received.
By Ayush Verma9 months ago in Critique
What Is Success?
Introduction This is for ViM's May "Commencement Speech" Prompt that you can read about here: The music is "Success" by Iggy Pop
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 9 months ago in Critique
Title: Legal Threats and Financial Coercion: The Relationship School’s Pattern of Silencing and Pressuring Students. Content Warning.
Article: A growing number of former students are coming forward to share disturbing allegations against The Relationship School, founded by self-proclaimed relationship expert Jayson Gaddis. The central claims involve a pattern of legal intimidation, coercive financial tactics, and false accusations of fraud—all designed to force students to remain silent, pay thousands of dollars, and waive their right to dispute charges.
By Kevin9 months ago in Critique
Title: The Relationship School’s Pattern of Legal Threats and Chargeback Intimidation: A Closer Look at the Facts. Content Warning.
Article: In recent months, The Relationship School, founded by self-styled relationship expert Jayson Gaddis, has come under scrutiny for a disturbing pattern of legal intimidation, financial pressure, and aggressive response to negative feedback. At the center of these complaints are allegations that the School uses cease-and-desist letters, fraudulent labeling, and backdoor communication with banks to suppress refund attempts and silence critical voices.
By Kevin9 months ago in Critique
The Relationship School’s Pattern of Legal Threats and Chargeback Intimidation: A Closer Look at the Facts. Content Warning.
Article: In recent months, The Relationship School, founded by Jayson Gaddis, has come under fire for its aggressive tactics toward students and former clients who raise concerns or seek financial recourse. Among the most troubling patterns is the organization’s frequent use of defamation accusations against individuals who speak out about their negative experiences. Equally concerning is the School’s alleged misuse of chargeback systems and reported attempts to undermine consumers’ legal right to dispute unauthorized or misrepresented charges.
By Kevin9 months ago in Critique