Ellen M. Laura

Joined February 2025

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YOU, Netflix Blinked
By Ellen M. Laura When Narcissism Shows Its Face, Shouldn't It Mean Something? After five seasons of psychological gymnastics and moral whiplash, the Netflix series YOU delivered a finale that felt less like a bold conclusion and more like a studio-mandated shrug. Viewers—myself included—were left blinking at the screen, wondering: Is that it?
By Ellen M. Laura9 months ago in Criminal
Sweet Mystery
The Gift That Waited For Me Last night, a painting came home to me. She traveled across years, across losses I forgot I grieved, delivered back into my hands by a friend whose loyalty proved deeper than memory.
By Ellen M. Laura9 months ago in Longevity
Post Apocalyptic Beauty Salon
They didn’t draft us. We were too old. Too witchy. Too wild-eyed for the front lines. They wanted pliable flesh—fresh muscle, soft minds. Obedience in uniform.
By Ellen M. Laura10 months ago in Futurism
LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE
LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE Ellen M. Laura He first registered the scorching, unbearable heat pressing against his skin and licking his limbs. Then came the acrid stench of burning fabric and the sharp sting of smoke clawing down his throat.
By Ellen M. Laura10 months ago in Criminal
Encounter With The Voice
Introduction: The Rising Interest in Human Design In recent years, interest in Human Design has surged like never before. More people are seeking answers about who they are, how they make decisions, and why they experience life the way they do. With the rapid changes unfolding in the world—and the profound 2027 shift drawing closer—understanding your unique Human Design is more crucial than ever.
By Ellen M. Laura11 months ago in Chapters
A Future Stamped and Sealed
A Future Stamped and Sealed Ellen M. Laura December 1968. A twenty-one-year-old Marine, Brian, and his nineteen-year-old wife, Mary, exchanged letters—words filled with longing, hope, and the promise of a future together. But war is cruel, and history is not always kind.
By Ellen M. Laura11 months ago in Fiction