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It was a classic case.

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Name:Tamara, ID: 31854
Category:Ladies' Posts


You know, I still blush slightly when I recall a story from my college days. It was a classic case of curiosity overriding all sense of propriety, with a dash of youthful recklessness thrown in.

It happened during my junior year of university. My friends and I were renting an apartment right across from an old mansion that was vacant at the time and considered abandoned—or at least, that’s what all the local students thought. Rumor had it that the former owners' antiques were still inside. Any...


She knew every type of silence by heart.

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Name:Olga, ID: 31451
Category:Ladies' Posts

There was the silence of resentment—prickly and cloying, enough to suffocate you. There was the silence of a wall—when a person seems close, yet kilometers of concrete lie between you. And then there was her own silence: the habit of swallowing words, burying pain deep inside, and pretending everything was under control while, within, everything was falling apart.

In her world, men fell into two categories: those who had mastered the art of slamming doors, and those who hid behind stock phrases...

Still waters run deep…

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Name:Kseniya, ID: 31485
Category:Ladies' Posts

My name is Ksenia, and I live in Torrevieja. To be honest, from the outside, I don’t exactly look like the adventurous type. I’m quite quiet—sometimes even shy. I’m not the kind of woman who walks into a room and immediately draws every eye.

Then again... they say first impressions can be deceiving. :)


I have a certain quirk: the calmer I appear on the outside, the more unexpected things might be going on inside. That is likely why I once found myself in a situation I still look back on with ...




A forgotten birthday, or how a boomerang returns with pain...

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Name:Dragica , ID: 31573
Category:Ladies' Posts

Hello, my dear girls. As I write this, tears are streaming down my cheeks—I still can't get over it and am shaking with resentment. I want to talk it out because I can't hold it in any longer; the wound in my heart is too fresh.

It all started exactly a year ago. It was my close friend's birthday. No one congratulated her then... no one.

In the truest sense of the word—NO ONE!

No one she considered friends, even her boyfriend at the time, pretended nothing was happening.

I remember her sitti...







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