divorced

Sometimes a good divorce is better than a bad marriage.

The Day I Decided to Stay
The Day I Decided to Stay Some days change your life. Others save it. I don’t remember the exact date. Just that it was raining.
By Nazim Ali8 months ago in Families
Two Minds, One World: A Generation Apart
The city buzzed with neon light and silent drones. Tall skyscrapers pierced the twilight, their glass facades shimmering with holographic billboards advertising everything from virtual vacations to AI-enhanced education. On a terrace café overlooking this vibrant metropolis, two figures sat across from each other—a young man and an old man—each shaped by vastly different eras.
By YOUNG MINDSET8 months ago in Families
When the Phone Finally Rang
Rami hadn’t spoken to his mother in weeks. Not because of anger. Not because of a disagreement. Just… life. There was always something demanding his time — endless meetings, emails, errands, and those promises to "call later" that never actually happened.
By Noor 8 months ago in Families
The Silent Killers of Relationships—and How to Stop Them
In relationships, it’s not always explosive fights or dramatic betrayals that cause the most damage. Often, it’s the subtle, creeping issues—the silent killers—that eat away at connection, intimacy, and trust over time. Many couples only realize these issues exist when it’s too late. From emotional cheating to trust erosion, this article explores the quiet yet powerful forces that can break a bond and how to counter them effectively.
By Catch Cheater8 months ago in Families
The Silence Between Us
Meher and Faisal had once been madly in love. Everyone said they were the perfect couple—always laughing, always holding hands, always together. Their wedding had been simple but beautiful, and they had built their life slowly, piece by piece, with dreams held in their joined palms.
By ArshNaya Writes8 months ago in Families
Loving Again, After Becoming a Mum: What I Know Now.
I wasn’t too sure how I felt about the idea of loving someone again — outside of loving my son. I didn’t think it would ever be possible.
By Diary Of A Modern Mummy 8 months ago in Families
The Last Birthday Card
I didn’t go into Sarah’s room until the morning after the funeral. The house had been so full of voices the past few days—whispers in the kitchen, soft cries in the hallway, the drone of condolences. Now, it was quiet. Just me, the lingering scent of lilac perfume on her pillows, and the silence of a life packed away too soon.
By 🇲 🇮 🇳 🇩 🇺 🇳 🇫 🇴 🇱 🇩 🇪 🇩 8 months ago in Families
A silent reflection on single motherhood, identity, and the weight we carry alone.
When we become mothers, many of us dream of “forever”—a love story worthy of a Disney fairytale. We imagine growing old with someone by our side, building a family filled with laughter, warmth, and stability.
By Mariangie8 months ago in Families
My journey with Faith: From Trials to Healing Through Cooking
I started attending Sunday school at the age of five. I grew up with a loving mother who supported me endlessly, even though life was never easy. I still remember when we moved out of our family home. My mom had just given birth to my baby brother in 1986 - through a C- section and we were renting a back room at our church, a Roman Catholic cathedral.
By MelCreates8 months ago in Families
Help… I Think My Partner Is Cheating but I Have No Proof
Suspecting a partner of cheating without concrete evidence can be emotionally devastating. The uncertainty eats away at trust, triggers anxiety, and forces difficult questions about loyalty, love, and the future of the relationship. When the signs are there—but the proof isn’t—what can you do?
By Catch Cheater8 months ago in Families
When a Woman Chooses Divorce: The Injustice Few Dare to Name
When a woman chooses divorce, she often does so in a system that not only permits it—but rewards it. What does she gain? More than just freedom.
By Peter Thwing - Host of the FST Podcast8 months ago in Families
A Summer of Silence – When the Heat Took Away Our Nana Jaan
When the intense summer heat gripped the city, a change came into our lives that would stay etched in our hearts forever. It was a season in which we learned a lot, and its intensity taught us lessons that we had never thought we would have to learn.
By Noman Afridi8 months ago in Families