Get Rich

Joined April 2025

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I am Enthusiastic To Share Engaging Stories. I love the poets and fiction community but I also write stories in other communities.

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I Tried Viral Budget Hacks—What Worked
My bank account and I have long been a tumultuous couple. It isn't that I'm wasteful – I don't carry luxury handbags or take first class. It's more like a gradual, corrosive drip: the morning latte, the Amazon impulse buy, the subscription service I didn't even realize I had. Next thing I knew, payday would be regrettably out of reach.
By Get Rich7 months ago in Trader
Procrastinator's Confession: Writing Again
My name is Alex, and I'm a freelance writer. I'm also a serial procrastinator, an old hand at the game of staying away from the blank page. For years, the specter of writer's block has been my persistent, unwanted friend.
By Get Rich7 months ago in Writers
City Whispers: Poems of Lonely Connection
City Whispers: A Book of Poems Concerning Urban Solitude and Connection (Author's Note: This work investigates the city's paradox – a location abounding with millions, yet frequently hugely lonely. It glances at transient glimpses of connection and the constant buzz of loneliness sensed in the urban sprawl.)
By Get Rich7 months ago in Poets
Remote Work's Impact on Our Creativity
Let's just say it: the dominant narrative about remote work is absolutely rosy. We hear ceaselessly about flexibility, autonomy, work-life balance (something I'm increasingly finding to be mythical), and the happiness of wearing pajama pants during Zoom meetings.
By Get Rich8 months ago in Journal
My Battle with Quiet, High-Functioning Anxiety
On the surface, I had a good life. I worked a demanding but fulfilling marketing job, had a wonderful circle of friends, a clean apartment, and a busy social calendar.
By Get Rich8 months ago in Psyche
Why 90s Cartoons Meant So Much to Us
There is something magical evoked by the mere mention of 90s cartoons. For me and many others who were lucky enough to grow up during the decade, the theme songs themselves – the high-energy riffs of X-Men, the dorky optimism of Doug, the go-go call of DuckTales (ahem, technically began late 80s but reached its peak 90s!) – are powerful nostalgia triggers.
By Get Rich8 months ago in Geeks
Coming Out Again: Beyond All the Labels
I came out the first time when I was sixteen. It was chaotic, emotional, and transpired clumsily in the passenger side of my mom's minivan following a tense family dinner. The words fell from my lips, awkward and weighed down with years of stifled worry: "Mom, I think… I think I'm gay."
By Get Rich8 months ago in Pride
Failing Garden Became a Neighborhood Hub
The piece of property that lay behind the crumbling old Miller textile mill was an eyesore, a forgotten afterthought in our neighborhood's slow decline.
By Get Rich8 months ago in Earth
Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter Vanishes
There is salt spray clinging to the air about Point Sable Lighthouse, a stark white sentry marking the waves where Lake Michigan crashes against the shore.
By Get Rich8 months ago in Criminal
The Day I Quit My Dream Job and Found Myself Backpacking Solo
The email alert chimed, a bright little chime that typically meant connection or advancement. But that Tuesday morning, it seemed like a small, virtual guillotine knife suspended over my head.
By Get Rich8 months ago in Wander
Between the Lines 2
We talk in sentences, But live in the spaces Between the lines— Where words fall short, And silence grows loud. It’s in the way your smile falters,
By Get Rich8 months ago in Poets
The Library of Lost Things
Nobody noticed when the building appeared at the end of Sycamore Lane. One day, it wasn’t there. The next, it stood tall and weathered, wedged between a shuttered post office and a condemned bakery. No one remembered anyone building it, no contractor trucks, no ribbon cutting. Yet there it was—an old stone structure with ivy clinging to its bones and a crooked brass sign over the arched door:
By Get Rich8 months ago in Fiction

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I Tried Viral Budget Hacks—What Worked

Procrastinator's Confession: Writing Again

City Whispers: Poems of Lonely Connection

Remote Work's Impact on Our Creativity

My Battle with Quiet, High-Functioning Anxiety

Why 90s Cartoons Meant So Much to Us

Coming Out Again: Beyond All the Labels

Failing Garden Became a Neighborhood Hub

Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter Vanishes

The Day I Quit My Dream Job and Found Myself Backpacking Solo

Between the Lines 2

The Library of Lost Things

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