Gabriela Tone
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I’ve always had a strong interest in psychology. I’m fascinated by how the mind works, why we feel the way we do, and how our past shapes us. I enjoy reading about human behavior, emotional health, and personal growth.
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Echoes of the Unseen
In the heart of the buzzing city of Emberstone, where conformity was the unspoken law, stood a twelve-year-old girl named Kaia. In a school of blue uniforms, she wore a scarf patterned with galaxies. In a crowd of straight-A perfection, she doodled dragons in the margins of math tests. She didn’t try to be different. She just *was*.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Journal
The Light You Keep Lit
When Maya turned 27, she didn’t throw a party. She didn’t feel like being celebrated—not because she didn’t love herself, but because for the first time in a long time, she felt like her energy was finally hers. No need to perform or impress. She spent the day alone, walking through her favorite nature trail, listening to music that made her feel alive and journaling under a tree she’d claimed as “hers” months ago.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Confessions
The Filtered Life
Maya scrolled through her phone under the covers, the glow of the screen lighting her face in the dark room. Another selfie, another tropical beach, another flawless outfit with a caption like *“No filter needed #grateful”*. It was 2:17 a.m., and she had school in five hours, but the endless scroll was hypnotizing.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Fiction
The Invisible Line
Samantha and Riley had been best friends since the second grade. They knew each other’s favorite songs, inside jokes, and how to finish each other’s sentences. From school projects to weekend movie marathons, the two were practically inseparable. But as they started high school, things slowly began to shift.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Journal
No Reflection
When Ava met Julian, she thought she had stumbled into a dream. He was charismatic, charming, attentive, and always said the right things. He looked into her eyes like she was the only woman in the world. “You’re not like anyone I’ve ever met,” he told her within days of knowing her.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Journal
The Silent Genocide
The summer of 1931 arrived with its usual warmth, the endless fields of Ukraine stretching like waves of gold beneath the vast, blue sky. The wheat swayed gently in the breeze, a promise of life, of sustenance for the coming winter. But for our village, that promise was about to be stolen.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in History
When Safety Feels Like a Memory
I remember a time not long ago when walking into a women’s restroom felt like crossing into a quiet sanctuary. A place where privacy was sacred, where women and girls could be themselves without fear or worry. That sense of safety was so simple, so natural, it felt as if it had always been this way—and that it always would be.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Pride
Truth or Nothing
In the quiet town of Silverbrook, nestled between rolling hills and long-forgotten traditions, trust was the invisible thread holding everything together. The townspeople prided themselves on honesty—an unspoken code passed down through generations. But as is often the case, the real test of truth doesn't come when everything is calm, but when everything's at stake.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Journal
