MGS

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I lost my robot Gio
The hum was the first thing to go. Not the constant, soft thrum of the city’s aerocars or the distant murmur of the data-spires, but a specific, gentle purr that used to emanate from the corner of my living room. Gio’s hum.
By MGS2 months ago in Writers
STOP! Animals Are Not Ingredients
For centuries, we have lived with a profound, damaging moral contradiction. We open our homes and hearts to certain animals—sharing our beds, celebrating their birthdays, and treating them like immediate family. Yet, we simultaneously condemn billions of other equally sensitive, intelligent beings to lives of misery and fear, simply because we deem them "food."
By MGS3 months ago in Lifehack
50 Unusual Things You Didn’t Know About Yourself
Did you think you knew yourself so well that the secrets of your body simply no longer existed for you? Well, you’ll be surprised at how little you actually know about yourself. Read the 50 information below and check your general knowledge yourself. You will surely find out that your body is an universe that you did not even imagine could exist.
By MGS4 months ago in Lifehack
Give Me the Courage of Life
In your heart, a steadfast fire, Burns through darkness, unafraid, Even if the wind blows, full of fear, You stand firm, unshaken, unafraid.
By MGS5 months ago in Writers
How an Alkaline Vegan Diet Can Help Combat Cancer
The relationship between diet and cancer has been a subject of extensive research and debate in the medical community. Some proponents of alternative health believe that adopting an alkaline vegan diet can dramatically impact cancer progression, claiming that shifting from an acidic diet, which they argue fosters an inhospitable environment for health, to an alkaline one can halt or even reverse cancer growth. The premise behind this belief is based on the idea that cancer thrives in acidic environments, often influenced by high intakes of processed foods, sugars, and animal products. By embracing a plant-based, alkaline diet rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds, individuals may not only improve their overall health but also potentially create an environment within their bodies that discourages cancerous growth.
By MGS5 months ago in Lifehack
Sunset
As the sun began its slow descent, the sky transformed into a canvas of vibrant colors. Hues of orange, pink, and deep purple spilled across the horizon, as if the heavens were celebrating the day’s end. Mia stood on the edge of the cliff, overlooking the sea, her hair dancing in the gentle breeze. She had always found solace in the beauty of sunsets, a moment when time seemed to stand still.
By MGS5 months ago in Writers
How happy I would have been if I didn't exist
Once upon a time, in the quaint little town of Willowbrook, there lived a girl named Elara. She often wandered through the sun-dappled forest that bordered her home, a tangle of wildflowers, whispering trees, and gentle streams. In the midst of this beauty, however,
By MGS6 months ago in Writers
Amir
Once, in a dusty little village nestled on the edge of a sprawling desert, lived a boy named Amir. From the moment he took his first breath, the villagers whispered of a curse that had been placed upon him. The elders spoke in hushed tones, passing the tale of a prophecy that declared the boy was "born to die, so born for nothing." His life, they claimed, was destined to be insignificant, a mere flicker in the grandeur of time.
By MGS6 months ago in Writers
Nostalgia and Trepidation
The sun hung low in the sky, casting a golden hue across the waves as Emma stepped onto the familiar sand of Crescent Beach. Sandcastle memories and echoes of laughter flooded her mind. It had been a decade since she last visited this spot, the place where she spent countless summer afternoons with her younger brother, thwarting imaginary pirates and building grand fortresses.
By MGS6 months ago in Writers
Desolated
In the heart of what was once a thriving metropolis, a blanket of silence settled over crumbling buildings and deserted streets. The city had not always been so desolate; once, it pulsed with life, its buildings reaching toward the sky and its streets teeming with laughter and activity. But time, like an unrelenting tide, had washed away that vitality, leaving behind only echoes of what used to be.
By MGS6 months ago in Writers
If I Had Known
The old clock ticked steadily in the corner of the room, its hands moving with a maddening precision, as if taunting Sarah with the time she’d lost. She sat at her worn wooden desk, an avalanche of papers scattered around her. Each page held a memory she wished she could bury. The mingling scents of ink and coffee filled the air, but nothing could mask the bitterness growing in her chest.
By MGS6 months ago in Writers
The Weight of Shadows
In a small, forgotten village nestled between hills shrouded in fog, there lived a young woman named Elara. The village had known grief for generations, a weight that hung over it like a dark cloud. Death was no stranger here; it came frequently, stealing loved ones, leaving echoes of sorrow in its wake. Elara, having lost her parents at a young age, harbored a deep-seated hatred for the specter that took so much from her.
By MGS6 months ago in Writers