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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Whole Again
Before The thing about feeling incomplete is that you rarely notice it when you’re in the middle of it. You just call it life. The traffic, the empty fridge, the group texts you half-read and never respond to. It’s not a hole, exactly—it’s more like fog. Everything’s there, but nothing’s in focus.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Confessions
The Shards We Hold
Long ago, nestled deep within a forgotten valley encircled by untamed forests and jagged cliffs, there lay a village untouched by the outside world. Time moved slowly there. Seasons passed gently, and the people lived simple lives—content with their crops, their stories, and their silence.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Writers
The Hollow Children
Most people never notice them. They’re the polite couple next door, always smiling but somehow\... off. The child in your daughter’s class who never blinks quite right. The barista who never forgets your name, your order, or your past. They pass as human because they were made to.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Confessions
Whispers of the Wild
The first thing Ethan remembered was the silence. It was the kind of quiet that pressed against his ears, a thick stillness broken only by the occasional snap of a twig underfoot or the whisper of the wind threading its way through ancient trees. He hadn’t meant to get lost, of course. One wrong turn during a weekend solo hike and his trail markers vanished, swallowed by the sprawling arms of an unfamiliar forest.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Lifehack
Crossing the River
There was once a small village nestled between two great hills, split in half by a wide, winding river. The villagers on the east side lived quietly and carefully. They valued tradition, safety, and doing things the way they’d always been done. The villagers on the west side were different—they were loud, full of stories and music, and always looking for the next new thing.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Journal
The Quest for the Sparkle Stones
Once upon a time, in the colorful land of Kindoria, there lived five curious children: Maya, Leo, Tilly, Jax, and Noor. Each child came from a different village, and each had a different wish—but all shared one thing: they wanted to find the legendary Sparkle Stones, magical gems said to grant every child what they truly need.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Confessions
Weight We Pass On
Lena Holloway was known for her quiet brilliance. At thirty-two, she had a reputation as a meticulous architect — someone who could trace lines with surgical precision, as if trying to impose order on a chaotic world. Her designs were clean, controlled, and sharp. Much like Lena herself.
By Gabriela Tone8 months ago in Confessions
