Stream of Consciousness

H.O.P.E
Preface When I was sent here, I fell from the heavens. I remember my father telling me I’m here to be the change in the world not do for the world. I'm here to bring hope, love, joy, peace, clarity into the world regardless of how it may seem. When you look at me do you see me or do you see you? A mere reflection of all the things you’ve been running from. Yet you judge me based off what you see, not what you know and feel inside. Why has society conditioned you so?
By Unésha2 years ago in Fiction
The Symphony of Manipulation
Synopsis Accusations of ingratitude often provoke a dramatic performance from manipulators, who resort to an array of psychological tactics to maintain their control. From frustration and guilt-tripping to playing the victim and spreading complaints, each reaction is meticulously crafted to exert pressure and elicit compliance. This article unravels the common reactions of manipulators when their expectations go unmet, shedding light on their intricate web of emotional manipulation. By understanding these tactics, we can better equip ourselves to navigate and counteract such behaviours, maintaining our emotional well-being and autonomy.
By Rafael Fiuza2 years ago in Fiction
The Journey of a Thousand Steps
In a small, quiet village nestled in the hills, there lived a young woman named Lila. The village was serene, surrounded by lush green forests and clear, flowing rivers, a place where time seemed to stand still. Lila, with her bright eyes and warm smile, was known for her kindness and unwavering determination.
By Sara2 years ago in Fiction
The Female Serpent
From birth Viper had been quite beautiful. She screamed mightily from her tiny lungs, announcing loudly her advent into an unknown and cold world. Who had dared to drag her from the warmth and comfort of her warm womb, she challenged anyone to slap her innocent behind as a welcome into a stark and sterile room.
By Novel Allen2 years ago in Fiction
The Hypocrisy Chronicles
Synopsys: The Virtue of Hypocrisy Once upon a time, in a quaint English village, there lived a man named Harold, renowned for his eloquent speeches on morality and integrity. Every Sunday, he would stand at the village square, delivering sermons that inspired awe and admiration. His words were like honey, dripping with wisdom and virtue, capturing the hearts and minds of the townsfolk. Yet, behind closed doors, Harold's actions painted a starkly different picture. This is the tale of Harold, a man who preached perfection but practiced anything but, embodying the essence of hypocrisy.
By Rafael Fiuza2 years ago in Fiction
Warning Signs You're in a Toxic Relationship
Recognizing the warning signs of a toxic relationship is crucial for maintaining emotional and mental well-being. Toxic relationships can gradually erode your self-esteem, happiness, and even physical health if left unchecked. Here are some key indicators that you might be in a toxic relationship:
By Saira Praween2 years ago in Fiction
Floating Calm. Content Warning.
Is this a story or a desire, it may not be true yet, or it may be, but it is certain it will be, so is this fiction? You must decide for yourself.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Fiction
When the Whining Winners Won. Content Warning.
All they wanted was to end abortion and put a gun in every baby’s hands. On the day they won the first battle, the great rejoicing drowned out the screams of the rights they were treading on. And, having won, there was a great increase in births. Not necessarily the ones they had wanted, but a win is a win. Right? Soon, the whining winners got sick of hearing how they did not care for the newlyborn. The ones that were overwhelming the front steps of firehouses. The ones that overflowed the orphanages they would not fund because that was the duty of the church, any of them. Just take your pick, it's like there is one on every corner (though some church treasurers, crying into their chalice cups, were slowly coming to regret the monster they had created). Instead, they used the money to fund ad buys about the wonders of adoption and how easy it was, until they got sued for false advertising. Most of their ads tended to overlook the policies the whinging winners had put in place to block certain…non-traditional couples from adopting. Surely that was not the answer to the problem. No matter what poll after poll told them. It’s not how they felt.
By Sean A.2 years ago in Fiction
𝑬𝒚𝒆 👁️𝒕𝒐 𝑬𝒚𝒆 👁️𝑺𝒕𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒎…
From aeons there have been talks about the souls’ subtleness that may well seem to be a profound phenomena. Grown towards a wholesomeness where the soul comes off unbound.
By Madhu Goteti 2 years ago in Fiction
Anya's Secret Journey: Uncovering the Lost Athenaeum
Anya’s grandmother only took her to that place once· They had to claw their way through the bushes, her grandmother’s gnarled hand pushing aside branches and thorns while her other hand held Anya’s small, soft one· As an adult, Anya wondered how much that journey must have hurt her grandmother· Her swollen knees ached, and her bare feet surely protested every step of the way·
By Nada soliman2 years ago in Fiction
Anyone Who Steps Foot In This Desert Can't Escape Easily ?!!
Hi, Mystery Osaretin is here! Today, I’ll be explaining a horror sci-fi movie called The Hills Have Eyes. Spoilers ahead—watch out and take care!
By Iyokho Osaretin2 years ago in Fiction
Sad
I hate wearing make-up. It's a job, I suppose. And the hours are good, for the most part. I get my weekdays free sometimes but I hate evening work. It's tedious.
By Rachel Deeming2 years ago in Fiction