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A marriage proposal is one of the scariest and most exciting things people ever do—stories, advice, and more live here.

We Got Married on the Day We Met And We're Still Together
I know how it sounds. Ridiculous. Irresponsible. Impulsive at best, reckless at worst. When people hear our story, their eyes go wide, followed by the inevitable question:
By Muhammad Saqib6 months ago in Marriage
"The Lantern in the Forest"
Athour.......shahjhan was standing at the edge of the forest holding a lantern that glowed blue instead of gold. Strange, she thought. No one from the village ever ventured near the trees at dusk, not since the warlocks’ curse had darkened the eastern woods decades ago.
By Shahjhan6 months ago in Marriage
After Three Failed Marriages, I Finally Learned What Love Really Is
I used to believe love was something that swept you off your feet. That it had to be wild, loud, and all-consuming — like in the movies. Three marriages later, I know better. And it took me almost 60 years to understand what real love actually looks like.
By Muhammad Saqib6 months ago in Marriage
How to Build a Successful Marriage: A Husband and Wife Journey. AI-Generated.
Marriage is often described as a beautiful journey—but rarely do people talk about the bumps, detours, and roadblocks along the way. While movies and fairytales highlight magical proposals and happily-ever-afters, real-life marriages are shaped by daily choices, emotional growth, and shared sacrifices.
By The Professional6 months ago in Marriage
Love in the Digital Age
Two people from different corners of the world meet online and begin a deep connection through messages, video calls, and shared experiences. Despite their intense bond, they must face the reality of their vastly different cultures, societal pressures, and the challenges of turning an online relationship into something real
By Vivids 💖6 months ago in Marriage
The Story With No Letter E
A Shadow in the Rain Rain slid across rooftops, a rhythm of sorrow falling on a cold town. No sun, no songbirds, only a gray sky and a world dim with loss.
By Huzaifa Dzine7 months ago in Marriage
Kneeling Forever. AI-Generated.
It was a warm, golden afternoon in June when Ayan knelt down in front of Liyana on the cracked sidewalk of their childhood neighborhood. The world didn’t stop—but it might as well have. Cars passed, birds sang, and somewhere a child laughed, but for Ayan, only the moment existed.
By Hamayun Khan7 months ago in Marriage
Divine Timing: Why the Delay in Love Is Actually a Sacred Blessing
I remember feeling frustrated and disappointed while waiting for love. It seemed like the universe was holding back my happiness. But looking back, I see that waiting was a time for growth and getting ready for myself.
By Wilson Igbasi7 months ago in Marriage
Rain-Kissed Promises. AI-Generated.
From the gentle drizzle that moistens dry earth to thunderous storms that wash away the dust of past seasons, rain has always carried a message. It is nature’s whisper, nature’s lullaby, and at times, nature’s fierce outcry. Rain-kissed promises are more than just romantic metaphors; they embody resilience, rebirth, and emotional clarity. In literature, music, love, and even spirituality, rain is a force that refreshes not just the world around us—but the world within.
By Lana Rosee7 months ago in Marriage
She Was My Therapist — Now She’s My Wife
When people hear our story, they either lean in or recoil. There’s rarely an in-between. “She was your therapist? And now… you’re married?”
By Muhammad Saqib7 months ago in Marriage
We Got Divorced — Then Remarried Each Other Five Years Later
When people hear that I remarried my ex-husband, they usually raise an eyebrow and ask, “Why?” I don’t blame them. Divorce is supposed to be the end — the final curtain, the point of no return. But for us, it turned out to be the intermission we didn’t know we needed.
By Muhammad Saqib7 months ago in Marriage
I Married My First Crush — 30 Years After High School
I was seventeen when I first fell for him. His name was Daniel Blake. He sat behind me in Mrs. Hargrove’s English class, always tapping his pencil in rhythm with whatever pop song was stuck in his head. He had this boyish charm — goofy, kind, and slightly unaware of how many girls at Jefferson High had a thing for him. Including me.
By Muhammad Saqib7 months ago in Marriage