A Lone Stranger

Childhood memories... "There was a time..." We had to go to school on our own, because there was no custom of being dropped off by cycle or bus. Our parents never worried about what good or bad might happen, after sending us to school. They never feared anything either. Pass or fail - that's all we knew. We had nothing to do with percentages. Admitting to going for tuition, was embarrassing, because we might be considered fools. We believed that placing peepal leaves, study leaves, or peacock feathers in our books, would make us smarter. In cloth bags…in satchels…and later in aluminum cases, we were experts at organizing our books and notebooks neatly. Every year, before starting a new class, we would cover our books and notebooks with brown paper - and this was no less than an annual celebration or a festival. At the end of the year, we sold our books and bought used ones for the next year - and never felt ashamed, because back then, neither books nor syllabus, changed ...

Never Marry a Woman Who Thinks Duty Is Oppression Let's flip the script. Modern women don't mind love. They mind responsibility. They say they want a husband… But act allergic to the weight that comes with being a wife. Let's break it down: --- 1. She Wants Rights—But Hates Roles She says she wants marriage. But only if she can rewrite the terms. No submission. No service. No sacrifice. Just: – Her career – Her comfort – Her convenience She wants you to pay the bills, protect the house, lead the vision… But call her "wife"? Suddenly she's not your partner—she's a prisoner. --- 2. Duty Is a Trigger Word to the Modern Woman Say: "A wife should cook." She'll say: "What is this, 1950?" Say: "A wife should support her husband's mission." She'll say: "I'm not losing myself for any man." Say: "Marriage is about sacrifice." She'll say: "That sounds abusive." Everything that once built ...

They thought they were upgrading.  They thought leaving their husbands for "freedom" and "independence" would give them peace, happiness, and self-discovery. Now they're out here with tears behind their makeup, regrets hiding behind motivational captions, and loneliness haunting their nights. Why? Because they listened to bitter, man-hating feminists online who've never built a home, who despise structure, and who thrive on chaos. Here are "10 painful" realities women only realize after destroying themselves, after it's too late: 1. "No One Else Will Tolerate What Their Husband Did" That man they dumped was patient, loving, and forgiving. But outside?  No man is willing to deal with your entitled, combative behavior. 2. "Feminism Doesn't Pay Rent" Online feminists will hype you up,  but when you're broke, lonely,  and falling apart, they won't offer a dime or a shoulder. 3. "Séx̌uäl Market Value Drops with A...

Let's stop pretending. Men don't get married for emotional rollercoasters, mental debates,  or war-room discussions. Men marry for peace. Not just comfort. Peace. Not just kids. Peace. Not just sex. Peace. And here's the brutal truth: You can be beautiful. You can be brilliant. You can be a boss. But if every conversation feels like combat? He'll never come home happy. Let's break it down: 1. "Men Aren't Looking for a Debate Partner" He's had a long day. Deadlines. Traffic. Pressure. And the moment he walks through that door? Boom. > "Why didn't you text back fast enough?" > "Why didn't you take my suggestion?" > "Why do you always do things your way?" Now he's defending himself—at home. He didn't marry you to be cross-examined. He married you because he thought you were his safe place. Turns out, you're the courtroom. 2. "Every Argument Is a Brick in the Wall" Yes, men want smart...