Chisty

Joined April 2025

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The Hidden Trap
In the digital age, social media platforms have become integral to how we communicate, learn, and express ourselves. Among these platforms, Facebook—once hailed as a revolutionary tool for connection—has slowly turned into a source of distraction, anxiety, and addiction, especially for students. While it can serve as a valuable communication tool and a space for online learning, the excessive use of Facebook has quietly become a significant threat to students’ academic success, mental well-being, and personal development.
By Chisty8 months ago in Humans
The Quiet Bond
The first time Ben met Jake, the boy barely looked up from his phone. Ben had prepared himself for resistance. At thirteen, Jake was all elbows and eye rolls, the kind of kid who’d grown up too fast after losing his father in a car accident three years earlier. Ben, who had just moved in with Jake’s mom, Sarah, after two years of dating, knew he was entering a fragile world—one where he was more guest than family.
By Chisty8 months ago in Families
Palok's Utopia
Architecture of the Future The year is 2150. After the collapse of the environment, economic systems, and an era of data wars, Earth underwent a radical transformation. The United Nations fell, nation-states dissolved. In their place rose “Palok”—an artificial intelligence-powered metanetwork with a single purpose: to protect humanity from pain.
By Chisty9 months ago in Earth
The Boy Who Spoke to Shadows
Elliot was the kind of boy people didn’t notice. He wasn’t loud or fast or funny. He didn’t win spelling bees or bring cupcakes to class on his birthday. His hair was always a little messy, his shoelaces forever undone, and his eyes carried a sadness far too deep for a boy of seven.
By Chisty9 months ago in Families
The Thread Between Us
The storm rolled in on a Thursday, the kind that soaked the world in silver and shook the windows until even the bravest hearts flinched. In a quiet coastal town in Maine, nestled between cliffs and crab shacks, two sisters found themselves under the same roof for the first time in three years.
By Chisty9 months ago in Families
The Silent City Waiting for You
Fate had brought Aritra and Rupa together one rainy evening at a small tea stall in the heart of the city. The sky was cloudy, a light drizzle was falling, and the steam from a cup of tea swirled up into the gray air. It felt like a scene from a movie—quiet, perfect, and destined. Aritra had just finished college, while Rupa was in her second year at university. That first glance, that first accidental touch of eyes—they could never forget.
By Chisty9 months ago in Humans
The Girl Who Loved in Seasons
In the town of Marrowind, where the trees whispered secrets and the rivers ran backward on Thursdays, there lived a girl named Aurelia who could only love in seasons.
By Chisty9 months ago in Humans
The Girl with the Green Scarf
The first time I saw her, it was on the 6:42 a.m. train from Willowridge to Northcrest. She wore a pale green scarf and held her coffee like it was the only warmth she had in the world. I never believed in love at first sight. I still don't. But there was something about the way she looked out the window, as if searching for something that kept escaping her.
By Chisty9 months ago in Confessions
Behind the Paint: The Life of a Joker No One Sees
Every weekend, at birthday parties, school fairs, and small-town festivals, people know him as “Blinky the Joker”—a clown with a bright red nose, oversized shoes, and a magic trick for every child. He juggles, dances, cracks jokes, and pulls candy from thin air.
By Chisty9 months ago in Humans
Sundays at the Table: How One Family Rebuilt Their Bond Through Simple Rituals
The Alvarez family used to be close. At least, that’s what they told themselves. They celebrated birthdays, took vacations, and exchanged emojis in the family group chat. But somewhere between teenage moods, mounting work schedules, and phones that never stopped buzzing, the warmth in their home had cooled.
By Chisty9 months ago in Families
The Power of Self-Expression
In a world that often values outward expression, many individuals struggle to find their voice. For Rupa, the protagonist in the story "Colorless Wishes", this struggle is all too familiar. From childhood, she is portrayed as an introverted girl who finds solace in silence. Her journey of self-discovery, however, is not only about finding her voice but also about discovering how to give color to her dreams. This story reminds us that self-expression is an essential part of human existence, and when we dare to bring our innermost desires to life, we transform not only ourselves but the world around us.
By Chisty9 months ago in Motivation
🌿The Tree That Stopped Growing
There once was a young tree that lived in a wide-open meadow surrounded by rolling hills and skies that stretched farther than it could see. The tree was small but full of life, always reaching upward, eager to grow. In spring, its leaves fluttered like laughter in the breeze. In summer, it offered shade to birds and tiny creatures. In autumn, it blushed gold and orange, painting the land with color.
By Chisty9 months ago in Education

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The Hidden Trap

The Quiet Bond

Palok's Utopia

The Boy Who Spoke to Shadows

The Thread Between Us

The Silent City Waiting for You

The Girl Who Loved in Seasons

The Girl with the Green Scarf

Behind the Paint: The Life of a Joker No One Sees

Sundays at the Table: How One Family Rebuilt Their Bond Through Simple Rituals

The Power of Self-Expression

🌿The Tree That Stopped Growing

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