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Saltwaters Pages is built on my unspoken sorrows and the tears that never fell, the ones that soaked silently into the pages of my diary. These aren’t just words. They’re carved from my flesh, soaked in love, grief, and pain of longing.

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Sep 3, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 3, 2026

    Pangram Sucks (opens the original)

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    I don’t know who decided that we needed another machine to tell us whether something was written by a human because apparently writing like a normal educated person is suspicious now.Here is the summary of my writing process:First, I think of a random idea while doing the dishes or doing my chores. Sometimes I even get an idea in the bathroom. Then it stays in my mind for a while. After some time, I decide to write it down when I get free time. well, mostly, the idea only lives in my head becaus

  2. Issue · Aug 30, 2026

    I’m Tired. (opens the original)

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    Sometimes, I wish I hadn’t shown my vulnerable side to anyone. Maybe I could’ve been stronger. I was strong for many years.I am under debt to many people, and I feel hurt and confused. How can I rest when there is a burden sitting on my shoulders? And on top of everything, so many things have happened that have only made this feeling stronger.I shouldn’t have let anyone across that gate. That guard. I shouldn’t have let it down.I think it doesn’t matter if I still cry myself to sleep. People did

  3. Issue · Aug 25, 2026

    God of Islam & Christianity is Transactional (opens the original)

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    When I first started my substack, I strictly laid down some ground rules one of which included that no matter what, I won’t discuss religion here. I will adhere to my poems and prose. I didn’t post on any sensitive issues until I started noticing some posts that were really hateful towards women, asians, immigrants and now even God. I ignored it for some time but burying your head in the ground like an ostrich won’t make a difference. I am a part of this society and if I have the ability to cont

  4. Issue · Aug 18, 2026

    Women on Substack are Weird (opens the original)

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    People on Substack are so weird and sometimes, honestly, irrational. Everyone seems to be trying to be some sort of pseudo-intellectual here, constantly trying to prove that they know something everyone else doesn’t. Every other person is writing like they’ve discovered some profound truth about life, society, relationships, capitalism, trauma, or whatever the current intellectual obsession is.And then there is this constant bombardment of hookup culture posts. some of posts on such topics glori

  5. Issue · Jul 21, 2026

    On substack, I will bash religion because of my trauma (opens the original)

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    Don’t you think a good, just God wouldn't let a genocide happen on the face of the Earth?”This is the exact argument appearing on almost every feminist post in my feed right now. look… I’m a feminist too. I read posts written by women because I am one. I don’t pay as much attention to what men are writing, but if you think that’s unfair, fine :) let’s even it out.The arguments being thrown around on substack right now by supposedly educated men and women..; calling religion nothing more than a “

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