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The Travel Agent of My Own Loneliness: Planning the Getaways I’ll Never See

My name is Oliver, and I am a cartographer of a world I’m not allowed to inhabit. I live in Seattle, a city of grey skies and constant rain, which makes the vibrant, sun-drenched itineraries I build for Maya feel even more like a cruel hall...

Shared by Oliver on January 28, 2026

Why I’m the Secret Source She Discards

My name is Caleb, and I am a silent consultant for a life I’m not allowed to share. In the corporate world of London, information is the only currency that matters. I’ve spent fifteen years climbing the ladder, breaking my back to und...

Shared by Caleb on January 28, 2026

The Parking Lot Patron: Why I’m Content to Be Her Waiting Room

My name is Ethan, and I am a master of the middle ground. I exist in the space between being a stranger and being someone who actually matters. It is a Tuesday night in Nashville, and the air outside the arena is sharp with the smell of exhaust a...

Shared by Ethan on January 28, 2026

The Invisible Mechanic: Why My Best Friend is Fixing Her Life While His Own Falls Apart

my name is marcus, and i’m tired of watching my best friend, david, disappear into the gears of a machine that doesn't love him back. we’re in chicago, and tonight it’s ten below zero. we were supposed to be at my place, finishi...

Shared by david on January 28, 2026

The Ghostwriter of Her Success: Why I Deleted My Future to Save Hers

My name is Simon, and I am the man behind the curtain. The glow of my laptop screen is the only thing keeping me awake in this cramped apartment in Boston. It’s 4:00 AM, and my eyes are burning, tracking the red lines of a document that isn...

Shared by Simon on January 28, 2026

The Daily Detour: Why I’m Always Early for Her and Late for Myself

My name is Julian, and my car is the only place where the world makes sense. Living in Toronto means the morning commute is a battlefield of slush and snarled traffic. I live in the West End; my office is a five-minute walk from my front door. Ye...

Shared by Julian on January 28, 2026

I Built Her Dream for Another Man to Steal

My name is Rahul, and I am a ghost in my own life. It is 11:45 PM in Mumbai. The humidity is thick enough to swallow you whole, but I’ve been inside her apartment for three hours, moving with the silence of a man who doesn't believe he has ...

Shared by Rahul on January 28, 2026

Keys to Her Home, Not Her Heart

‎I knew I was in trouble when I started calling it “professional pride” instead of what it really was—wanting her to need me. ‎Let's call her Amy and I was her realtor. That was the clean version. The one I could say out...

Shared by Caesar on January 23, 2026

Receipts for a Face I’ve Never Touched

Receipts for a Face I’ve Never Touched I knew it had gone too far when my credit card company called me in the middle of the night, and my first thought wasn’t panic, it was whether the charges would delay her package. I’m in T...

Shared by Kenji on January 22, 2026

The Weight of a Shadow

My name is Min-jun from Gangnam district, Seoul in South korea. I'm a Night-shift convenience store clerk / Aspiring Illustrator. I knew it was pathetic to spend my entire rent savings on a designer scarf she’d only wear once for a "Winter A...

Shared by Min-jun on January 22, 2026

I Stayed Quiet So She Would Stay

I learned early that if I complained, she pulled away. So I stopped. When she was late to reply, I said nothing. When she canceled plans, I said “it’s okay” even when it wasn’t. When she talked about other guys like it wa...

Shared by Rico on January 22, 2026

She Came to Me When She Was Broken, Left When She Was Whole

I was never the guy she posted.I was the guy she ran to. When things went bad, when someone ghosted her, cheated, yelled, disappointed her—I was there. Long messages. Voice calls. Screenshots of conversations I didn’t ask to see but r...

Shared by Marco on January 22, 2026

I Became Her Emotional Support, Not Her Choice

I didn’t notice when it started. Most things that ruin you don’t arrive loudly—they slip in quietly and make themselves comfortable. At first, I was just the guy she vented to. About work. About her family. About the men who dis...

Shared by Daniel on January 22, 2026

The Quiet Architect of Her Success: Why I Sold My Soul for Her New Life

My name is Liam, and I am a master of the "unseen hand." Living in London is expensive enough when you’re trying to build your own life, but it’s a death sentence when you’re secretly funding someone else’s. For the last s...

Shared by Liam on January 22, 2026

The Architect of Her Dreams: Why I Ruined My Life for a Girl Who Only Sees a Friend

My name is Kenji, and I am a master of the "long game"—or so I tell myself to keep from jumping off the edge of my sanity. Here in Tokyo, the nights are neon and crowded, but I’ve never felt more alone than I do standing in the rain o...

Shared by Kenji on January 22, 2026
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