Category: Unfiltered

  • Money is the master of humanity.

    Money is the master of humanity.

    I want to write something, I want to express my feelings, I want to write about how much I cried, I want to write about how overwhelmed I felt, I want to write about how lonely I felt in the crowd, I want to write… Can I write? Will it help? Can you understand my…

  • My toxic friendship that I couldn’t end

    My toxic friendship that I couldn’t end

    There are things I want to talk about regarding friendship… I’ll explain through a specific friendship that I personally experienced and that has made me uncomfortable. A friend I’ve known since childhood—someone whose many mistakes I’ve tolerated for as long as I can remember. From time to time, we argue and speak openly to each…

  • Seconds Away From Being Caught

    Seconds Away From Being Caught

    Honestly, I made a mistake — one that was foolish on the surface, yet could’ve escalated into something huge.I was this close to being caught.And I need to talk about it. I was at home, peacefully walking around in women’s clothes — feeling safe, calm, me.And then suddenly… I heard the sound of the front…

  • Walking Over Billions of Lifeless Bodies

    Walking Over Billions of Lifeless Bodies

    Lately, what’s happening in the Middle East no longer feels like distant headlines or political debates. It’s something deeper, something darker, sinking into our collective sense of safety. The rising tensions between Iran, Israel, and the United States aren’t just regional disputes — they’re signs of a global fracture. A breaking point. A collapse silently…

  • The Captivity of Womanhood

    The Captivity of Womanhood

    I’m sorry that I feel the need to write this.But the sadness and helplessness inside me are wearing me down day by day.I can’t bear it anymore.And so, I write again… and again. A while ago, I mentioned that I had to change cities for a short holiday. Because of that, I’m currently staying at…

  • I saw the sun

    I saw the sun

    Lately, I’ve been feeling a bit more at peace.Compared to the past, the days feel quieter, slower, and somehow a little less painful. School is over. Exams are behind me. I’ve graduated.That sentence still sounds a bit surreal, but it’s true.I’m on holiday now. I can breathe. As time passes, I’m getting used to Reddit.At…

  • “We Made No Mistakes”: Living Inside a Silent Disaster

    “We Made No Mistakes”: Living Inside a Silent Disaster

    Today, I heard a sentence that stayed with me all day:“We made no mistakes.”Such a familiar denial, such a familiar escape. I’m surrounded by people who refuse to accept their faults—people who, even when guilty, will never admit it. In fact, they go as far as to blame the innocent.And I’m forced to live among…

  • I Didn’t Ask for Your Advice

    I Didn’t Ask for Your Advice

    There’s a recurring problem I face with almost everyone I meet:The moment I establish even the smallest connection, people suddenly start giving me advice—as if they know everything. And honestly?It’s unbelievably exhausting. Sometimes I want to talk about how much I love living alone, how it’s a beautiful chance to grow and become my own…

  • When I Was Your Age…”: The Inheritance of Silence

    When I Was Your Age…”: The Inheritance of Silence

    “When I was your age…”That phrase, more often than not, is not the voice of wisdom—but the echo of suppressed anger, denial, and quiet defeat.I was shaped by women who tried to erase me.Like a broken chain: you must break free from them,and yet, you carry their history within you. One day, my mother said,“When…

  • The Pain We Don’t Post: Middle Eastern Women and False Liberation

    The Pain We Don’t Post: Middle Eastern Women and False Liberation

    It Doesn’t Start With Boycott, It Starts With Perspective: The Middle East and a True Reckoning An Endless Question: Can Israel Be Stopped? Lately, I’ve been reflecting on a question I haven’t yet found a satisfying answer to:Can Israel and the system behind it truly be stopped? Some believe it’s possible solely through boycott.Others say…

  • In Pursuit of Happiness: Family, Pain, and the Will to Escape

    In Pursuit of Happiness: Family, Pain, and the Will to Escape

    Lately, I’ve had plenty of time to reflect on the reason behind my sadness.Some might assume it’s about money, or that I’ve set my sights too high — but that’s not it.I’ve always known that wasn’t the reason, but people tend to misunderstand. The truth is, sometimes your only burden in life is your family…

  • “To Be Seen as Small as a Bug

    “To Be Seen as Small as a Bug

    Sometimes a phobia isn’t just a fear. Sometimes, along with that fear, you’re belittled, mocked, excluded. Not just because you’re afraid—but because your fear is seen as “silly” or “unimportant.” My phobia of insects, especially cockroaches, is one of those things. They may be tiny, but the storm they cause inside me is enormous. Is…

  • Stop Justifying Abuse with Bloodlines

    Stop Justifying Abuse with Bloodlines

    Let’s have a real conversation.I’m tired.Tired of people thinking that just because someone is “family,” they deserve unquestioning respect. That no matter what they do—how much they hurt you, ignore you, manipulate you—they’re automatically right, simply because they share your blood. Let me be clear: being family doesn’t give anyone the right to destroy your…

  • Poverty is only glorified when you’re helpless.

    Poverty is only glorified when you’re helpless.

    Understanding the meaning behind this sentence isn’t hard. Lately, I’ve been hearing—and for years have heard—a misconception that I now feel compelled to address. This idea is, unfortunately, very common in my region, especially among my family. Understanding how it formed and how it leads people to ruin is a matter worthy of academic discussion.…

  • Don’t Give Too Much Meaning to People

    Don’t Give Too Much Meaning to People

    There is a truth about life that I’ve come to believe deeply through years of experience: You should never give too much meaning to people. Throughout my life, I’ve met many different people in all kinds of environments—at work, weddings, school, games, and random gatherings. The list could go on endlessly. And yet, there’s one…