Narsie Nasam

07/01/2026

In 2012, a French student named Anaïs Bordier was spending time online when she noticed something strange. While watching YouTube, she saw a video of an American actress named Samantha Futerman. Anaïs was shocked because Samantha looked exactly like her. It felt like she was looking at her own reflection.

Curious and a little nervous, Anaïs searched for more information. What she found was unbelievable. They were both born on the same day, in the same year, and in the same city in South Korea. Even more surprising, both had been adopted as babies—Anaïs grew up in France, while Samantha was raised in the United States. Neither of them knew they had a twin.

Anaïs decided to send Samantha a message. Soon, they started talking regularly. The more they shared about their lives, the more similarities they found. Everything seemed to match. Finally, they agreed to take a DNA test.

The results confirmed the truth: they were identical twin sisters, separated at birth and reunited after more than 25 years. Their emotional meeting touched people around the world. Their incredible journey later became a documentary called Twinsters, released in 2015.

Their story shows how curiosity, technology, and a little courage can bring lost families back together.

10/12/2025

In an unusual act of revenge, a heartbroken woman in China sent a staggering 1,000 kilograms of onions to her ex-boyfriend after their breakup. The young woman reportedly wanted him to feel the same emotional pain she had endured, hoping to make him cry as much as she did during the difficult end of their relationship.

The couple had been together for over a year, and the breakup left the woman devastated. She spent three full days at home, overwhelmed with grief and tears, struggling to cope with the sudden end of a relationship she had invested so much in. When she discovered that her ex-boyfriend seemed completely unfazed by their breakup, her sadness turned into a desire for a dramatic gesture of revenge.

Determined to get back at him in a memorable way, she ordered a massive shipment of red onions, totaling 1,000 kilograms, and had them delivered directly to his doorstep. The sheer volume of onions—several large sacks—was enough to block the entrance of his home. When he opened the door and saw the unexpected delivery, he appeared completely baffled, reportedly photographed staring at the mountains of onions in a mix of confusion and disbelief.

The bizarre incident quickly caught the attention of local media and social media users, who were both amused and stunned by the extreme nature of her revenge. While unconventional, the story highlights the lengths some people may go to express their emotions, especially after experiencing heartbreak and feeling ignored or hurt.

23/11/2025

Take time to read.

Forget Me Not

"When I'm dead and long gone,
Think of me, forget me not."
She said this to her new boyfriend.
Hoping for good time till the end.
He laughed and he smiled,
Nodding his head all the while.

"When I'm dead and long gone,
Sing for me, forget me not."
She spoke this to her fiance.
Wishing for luck to come their way.
He nodded his head and kissed her lips,
Loving each and every moment like this.

"When I'm dead and long gone,
Laugh with me, forget me not."
She whispered this to the new father,
Watching him hold their new little daughter.
With tear of joy in his chocolate brown eyes,
He kissed her soundly, smiling bright.

"When I'm dead and long gone,
Dance for me, forget me not."
She said to him, both old in age,
Celebrating their grandson's birthday today.
He took her lovingly into his arms,
Humming whilst keeping her safe and warm.

"When I'm dead and long gone,
Always remember, forget me not."
She said to him, lying sick in bed,
A heavy fever upon her head.
He laid down beside her, holding her hand,
Praying for a healing touch to land.

But, on that Sunday, in late May,
She was there... lying as if in sleep.
He stood there, caressing her cheek in dismay,
Wanting her back in his arms, gentle and sweet.
And, knowing she wouldn't come back, he knelt down,
His head positioned in a bow...
"You may be dead and soon to be long gone,
But I'll see you there, I've forgotten you not."

Since those words, the years have flown by,
The sun and clouds still grace the sky.
In the field of lilacs, where they buried her,
Another stone sits beside the other.
Linked by a chain made of flowers,
Those that were picked by their daughter,
A single verse stands out as if on an alter...

"When I'm dead and long gone,
Think of me, forget me not."

To this day, the words shine in the sun.
Glittering rapidly as though the couple were having fun.
You'll notice something else if you look.
Pretty little flowers kept within the nook.
There are no lilies or roses in this spot...
No...

the chain that ties time are forget me nots.

22/11/2025

WHAT CHILDREN DON’T TELL US…

1. Don’t shout at me.
When you raise your voice, I get scared. I start thinking that if you’re yelling at me, something must be wrong with me.

2. Listen to me.
When I tell you about things that matter to me, look into my eyes. It makes me feel that I — and my little world — are important to you.

3. Let me grow at my own pace.
Don’t push me into things I’m not ready for. Remember, I’m a child, and I learn best by playing and exploring.

4. I love when you spend time with me.
When you’re in a good mood, laugh with me, play with me — we create memories I’ll carry into adulthood.

5. Don’t compare me to siblings or other kids.
It makes me feel “less,” and I need your acceptance more than anything.

6. Hold me when I’m sad.
Let me cry. Don’t tell me boys don’t cry or that I’m being too dramatic. My feelings are real — just like yours.

7. Teach me how to care for myself.
Rest, sleep, have your hobbies, meet your friends. Show me that being a parent can bring joy. It hurts me to see you exhausted, angry, or sacrificing everything for me — it makes me worry that it’s my fault.

8. Stay close when I’m scared.
Don’t laugh at my childhood fears. Tell me you were once afraid of the dark too, and let me keep a flashlight by my pillow.

9. Love me simply because I exist.
Not because I run fast, say poems, or behave perfectly. Love me even when I make mistakes — I need to know your love doesn’t disappear when I fail.

10. Show love to your partner.
From you, I learn how to handle conflict, face difficulties, and understand what real love looks like.

11. Remember that I will likely adopt your beliefs — about myself, about others, and about life.
Think about whether these beliefs are true and whether they will help me. If you believe the world is dangerous and people are bad, I may grow up fearful and distrustful.

12. I know you love me and try your best.
Show me that bad days and small failures are normal. Learn from them, take care of yourself, and forgive yourself — and I’ll learn to do the same.

13. Smile at me.
Your genuine smile soothes me. It makes me feel safe. It makes me feel loved.

09/11/2025

18/10/2025

FROM TAURED TO TORENZA — TWO NAMES, ONE MYSTERY. A man “slipped through time” in Tokyo, 1954.
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