Margaret, a 47-year-old woman, gradually withdraws from friends, family, and coworkers after years of feeling emotionally drained by their constant problems. What begins as a relief—peaceful silence and freedom from others’ anxieties—slowly turns into deep isolation. Living alone, avoiding calls, and declining invitations, she finds her days blending together in quiet emptiness. One evening, surrounded by silence and ignored messages, Margaret realizes she has carefully built a life without connection and begins to question when and how she became so alone.

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Nathan grows up traumatised by his father’s violent outbursts and his mother’s suffering. As a child, he makes a series of promises never to become like his father—never to shout, never to instill fear, never to lose control—and he keeps these vows into adulthood. The fear of inheriting his father’s cruelty shapes him into an overly cautious, emotionally restrained man who keeps people at a distance. When he meets Sarah, whose warmth and gentleness slowly draw him in, he continues to guard himself carefully, afraid that getting too close might reveal something dangerous within him.

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A cautionary story about the consequences of social media decisions and how they can affect how others perceive you. This is an important topic about digital literacy and the lasting impact of online choices.

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