Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. You don’t have to throw anyone away. You just have to stop carrying them. This episode is about putting down what was never yours to hold.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. This episode drifts through unspoken questions—a reflection on who we become when silence grows louder than words.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. This episode about growing up too soon — a quiet reflection on the shift from childhood innocence to the wisdom life brings too early.

Na itna samajhdaar hona tha, na itna jaldi bada hona tha.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. This one’s about peace — not the kind you post about, but the kind you protect quietly. About choosing not to respond, not to show up, not to explain… and how that doesn’t make you cold, it makes you clear.

A calm talk on boundaries, silence, and the soft power of doing nothing when everything wants a reaction.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima.

This episode is about the wait of nothing.

A moment of quiet detachment — not love, not loss, just the silence that follows when everything fades.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima.

Sometimes..

The most beautiful kind of love is the one that never happens.

And sometimes..

All you can say is — Theek hai.

But within those two words..

There’s a whole universe of feeling.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. Not every distance comes from drama. Sometimes life just gets in the way. Messages slow down, plans don’t happen, and one day you realise it’s been months. This is for the ones who still care, even if they don’t say it.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. Somewhere along the way, we stopped seeing people and started diagnosing them.

Silence became “avoidant.”

Patience became a “red flag.”

Being human got rewritten into checklists and warning signs.

This episode breaks through the noise — not to fix it, but to ask what we’ve lost by trying to label everything we don’t understand.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima.

Why do people wait until you're gone to rewrite your life?

In this episode, I speak about what it really feels like to fight for someone, lose them, and then watch the world dissect your choices like you failed.

This isn’t a motivational talk.

It’s just truth.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. We talk about the things that never made it into childhood lessons — how to say no, how to be alone, how to feel without folding. No inspiration, no solutions. Just the stuff we wish someone said when it mattered.