splash There is this biggest mistake people make in life that is believing that important things are difficult to see. We assume truth is hidden behind complexity, silence, or secrecy but in reality, most

pixabay The family stood together beside the decorated wall where their group photo was going to be displayed. It was a simple gathering, no expensive outfits, no crowded hall, and not every relative could

Image from my movie screen... If you still believe justice is always gentle, predictable, and lawful, then you haven’t truly experienced Vincenzo. On the surface, it looks like a stylish action K-drama

An image of me Dear Self, I’m so deeply proud of the woman you are becoming. There is a quiet strength in you now, something steady, rooted, and unshaken in ways you once longed for but couldn’t fully

It didn’t begin the day I found out. It began weeks before, all so quiet, almost politely like something asking for permission to stay and my niece stopped arguing, playing with the neighbourhood kids,

An image of me in church... The service had already gone on for a while when I noticed her, she wasn’t doing anything dramatic nor shouting, no falling, no drawing of attention. She just stood there quietly,

pixabay The idea of a patent is often sold as a promise, a fair system where creativity is rewarded and protected. It sounds simple right? invent something new, secure your rights, and benefit from your

pixabay ‎ ‎We like to believe we are in control, we plan our days, map our futures, and convince ourselves that with enough effort, life will bend in our favour. This belief feels safe, it gives structure

pixabay Time has a peculiar way of preserving thoughts we believed were fleeting. Long after moments have passed, the thoughts attached to them remain quiet, persistent, waiting. My past isn't just a

pixabay I realise the mind has corners and it doesn’t want you to question it not physical corners we all know but one that is quiet, unnoticed spaces where your attention slips when something real asks

pixabay There is something quietly powerful about the image, wooden pieces scattered without order, yet somehow spelling PURPOSE. The above reflects a truth many women live but rarely articulate, that

A picture of me There’s a phase of life that rarely gets spoken about with honesty, that's the space where direction fades, but nothing new has fully taken its place. It’s not dramatic, it doesn’t look

An image of me There was a time I couldn’t trust myself, not in a dramatic way tho but in small and quiet ways that slowly add up. I would promise myself I’d wake up early, then snooze and dismiss the

pixabay On Caturday, I think about the quiet lives we ignore. Where I come from, a stray cat is rarely just a cat, it carries stories people didn’t write but somehow believe and whispers of bad luck,

pixabay On this particular day, we were to prepare that delicacy, but Mum wasn’t around. In our heads, it felt simple, after all, we had watched her do it countless times, how hard could it be? We gathered

Image of me I used to think staying made me strong, I stayed through the late replies I explained away, the apologies that sounded rehearsed, the silence that felt louder than words. I stayed when my friends

pixabay The first time I lied, it didn’t feel like a sin, it felt like me being merciful. My mother stood in the doorway that evening, her eyes searching mine with a question she was too afraid to fully

pixabay We live in a world that quietly celebrates silent struggle. From a young age, many of us are taught directly or indirectly in that strength means figuring everything out on our own. So we learn

pixabay It was supposed to be a quick nap, you know the kind you tell yourself “just five minutes or ten minutes rest and you'll be up” after a long day, when your body feels heavier than your thoughts.

pixabay I used to think that being a woman was something you “arrive” at, like there’s a moment where you finally get it right where you become the perfect daughter to your parent, the perfect wife to