
Living in Iran today feels less like living in a country and more like surviving inside a pressure chamber that is slowly losing oxygen.
The most crushing weight isn’t political slogans or street clashes. It’s the daily arithmetic of survival. Food, housing, water, movement, speech, education, love, faith. All of it is rationed, monitored, shrinking, or vanishing at once.
People aren’t just tired. They’re running out of future.








