I discussed the former Soviet Union and the Orthodox Church with teachers from Russia, post-colonialism and new age architecture with students and artists from Africa...

On a sleepless night, an idea popped up in my head - why not ask the elder on Slowly?...

We spent a pleasant afternoon in downtown Mexico City, walking around Bellas Artes and going to a classic café in the Torre Latinoamericana. A unique experience.

I always wanted to travel, and Slowly for me was a means of travel.

When I write letters here to people around the world, I feel like I don't have any trouble with my disorders.

I thought that I could practice English and Korean here, finally try the things which my textbooks talked about.

The friendship of Manav and Aisha, across the border of India and Pakistan, will be cherished by me forever.

Watching your pen pal come to life, and materialize into the friend you’ve learned so much about, is the most sentimental and surreal feeling ever.

Chronic illness can make people feel alone, but online communities let us know, somebody cares.

It’s hard to believe that a relatively peaceful virtual ecosystem like this one exists in the current day...

For me, the small act of downloading an app with such a unique idea completely changed my life in a spectacular way...

My Slowly story was actually an app I downloaded to improve my English.