PHP framework for creating cms without dancing with a tambourine?

Question

Ruby on Rails

Hello.
I've been doing a project on a falcon for 2 months now. IMHO a cool framework especially for simple crud tasks.
But I would like to know if there is a more suitable one for the following tasks:
1) registration + login + via social. networks + forgot password + rights (groups or just rights). So that you can easily configure who can go where, and not check it on each method of each controller. (falcone has it, but I would like to customize everything a little more) 4) you need good documentation on many-to-many models. To correctly save, modify, delete a model and its associated models. I have been doing a project for 2 months already, I have done a lot, but the code is very annoying to the eyes of noodles. especially with users and many-to-many models.
2) nested comments, loys and dislayers to almost any object (article, list, user, etc.).
3) the possibility of joint editing, that is, to save different edited elements: for example, the user changed the category of the article, or changed the tag of the article, the name. To keep it all
such a feeling that it already exists somewhere and I'm reinventing the wheel and not in the best way. Maybe the framework is not very good. fits or I'm just not fumbling falcon.

Answer 1

Imho you confuse warm with soft. Phalcon is a framework.
If you want what would be 1,2,3 out of the box, then you need not a framework, but cms.

Answer 2

It's more of a question of knowledge. Almost any framework will do. Would recommend: Laravel, Yii2. Moreover, in Yii2 in the advanced version, splitting into backend and frontend is already implemented.