kyra

Joined March 2025

4 stories

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- Storyteller, Love/Romance, Dark, Fantasy, Real, Nature, Mythical, Sci-Fi.

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Three Laughing Monks Story
once upon a time in ancient china there lived three old monks their names are not remembered today simply because they never revealed them to anybody in china they are simply known as the three laughing monks they always travel together and did nothing else but laugh they entered a village or a town stood in the center of its main square and started laughing slowly but surely the people who lived and worked there and the passersby couldn't resist and had to start laughing as well until a small laughing crowd had formed
By kyra11 months ago in Motivation
The Paradoxes of Ego Death
ego death an experience as bewildering as it is liberating it is both the gravest fear and the greatest freedom on the path to Enlightenment the Journey of losing yourself of dismantling everything you thought you were reveals truths that few are prepared to face but once faced these truths are impossible to unsee the ego that delicate and elaborate construction of self will fight fiercely to survive it fears its own demise the mere thought of unraveling the identity you've spent your life constructing sends waves of
By kyra11 months ago in Families
Winter Horror Stories
My family has a tiny vacation property in Colorado. My parents are avid skiers, which was the motivating factor behind that purchase. The home has been in the family since before I was born. It's definitely showing its age in a lot of ways, but it's also like 40 years old. It's not going to look new. My dad's had to do a lot of upkeep on the place over the years. It's still in our family today, and it's really on its way out at this point. My dad talks about knocking it down and putting up a new place, but I don't really get involved in his
By kyra11 months ago in Horror
The Ten Seconds That Put an End to My 20-Year Marriage
It’s August in Northern Virginia, sweltering and humid. I still haven’t showered following my early trail run. I’m wearing my stay-at-home mom uniform—oversized Marine Corps sweats, a T-shirt, Crocs flip sandals, and a ponytail. I feel comfortable in this uniform. It doesn’t embrace any portion of my body, helping me to cover my physical shortcomings.
By kyra11 months ago in Families