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Translate: English Indonesian In a society that often overlooks the struggles of men in abusive relationships, it's crucial to shed light on this hidden issue. Domestic abuse is not confined to one gender; men, too, endure physical, emotional, and psychological torment. This article delves into the harrowing story of Alex Skeel, a man who suffered at the hands of his girlfriend, Jordan Worth, and explores the broader implications of such abuse.  The Story of Alex Skeel  Alex Skeel’s experience remains one of the most disturbing and eye opening cases of male domestic abuse ever documented in the UK. When Alex met Jordan Worth in 2012, they were just two teenagers stepping into what seemed like an ordinary young romance. Friends and family initially viewed Jordan as polite, intelligent, and ambitious. No one imagined that, behind closed doors, she would become violently controlling and manipulative.  What began as subtle criticism and emotional pr...

Translate: English Indonesian This article isn’t meant to shame anyone, nor is it written from a place of superiority. This piece is really just me discussing things with myself, my own thoughts, my awareness, and all the questions I usually keep inside. If anything, it’s written as a mirror, a clear one, held up to a system that thrives on distraction, denial, and delusion. If some of this makes you uncomfortable, perfect. That means there’s still a part of you that can’t be bought, baited, or broken.  In a World That Feeds on Illusions, Awareness Is Survival You wake up, open your phone, and before your feet touch the ground, you're already watching someone else pretend to live. A breakfast that looks like a hotel menu. A couple celebrating their fifth anniversary like it's a movie premiere. A toddler who never throws tantrums. A family that apparently has no mess, no fights, no tired eyes. Just matching outfits and perfect lighting. A home so p...

Translator: English Indonesian Hello, i'm Roy, an ordinary thinker who enjoys exploring ideas and writing from the heart. I'm not a psychologist, philosopher or life coach. I'm simply someone who’s fascinated by how the mind works, how people navigate their lives, and how we often drown in oceans of information in the name of progress. This article isn’t meant to teach you, argue with experts, or create a new set of opinions to add to the noise. In fact, it’s the opposite. I hope to help you pause, reflect, and reclaim your own voice in a world that constantly tries to speak for you.  Just to clarify when I mention “information” in this context, I’m specifically referring to goal-oriented or success-driven content, the kind people seek when they’re trying to build something, chase a dream, or start a new chapter like launching a business or passion project. This isn’t about general knowledge, news, or learning for curiosity’s sake, that’s always valua...

Translate: English Indonesian Some films are simply stories, others, like Interstellar, are questions wrapped in poetry, delivered with the grandeur of the universe itself. This article was born out of sheer awe, not just for the cinematic brilliance of Christopher Nolan’s work, but for the profound ideas tucked behind every line of dialogue, every beam of light, every second lost and gained. My goal isn’t to decode physics in a scholarly sense, but to share a humble reflection on how this film made me stop and wonder: What is time? Who are we in the face of the cosmos? And what might be waiting out there?  Let’s start at the beginning. Interstellar opens in a near-future Earth, choking on dust, where humanity's survival hangs by a thread. Amidst failing crops and climate collapse, we meet Cooper, a former pilot turned farmer, raising two children in this weary world. His daughter, Murph, believes a ghost is haunting her bedroom, sending messages through gra...