Shaheer

Joined June 2025

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By Shaheer

Just living my life one chapter at a time! Inspired by the world with the intention to give it right back. I love creating realms from my imagination for others to interpret in their own way! Reading is best in the world.

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The Last Voicemail
I was folding laundry when my dead husband called. The phone buzzed once. I almost didn’t check it—just another spam call, I figured. But when I glanced at the screen, my blood ran cold.
By Shaheer7 months ago in Confessions
Whispers in the Walls
When Emilia Langford moved into the crumbling Victorian house at the edge of Bellwood Forest, she thought she was escaping the chaos of the city. A recent divorce, a job lost to downsizing, and the death of her mother had left her hollow, desperate for a change. The house was cheap—suspiciously cheap—and stood alone, shrouded in mist most mornings like it was trying to disappear into the forest behind it.
By Shaheer7 months ago in Horror
The Power Of Starting Over: How A Reset Can Change Everything
We often fear the idea of starting over. Whether it's walking away from a job, ending a relationship, moving to a new city, or pursuing a long-lost dream, the unknown feels like a risky gamble. But what if starting over isn’t a failure? What if it’s actually a secret doorway to the life we were meant to live?
By Shaheer7 months ago in Motivation
The Art Of Starting Over: Why It's is Never too Late to Begin Again
We live in a world obsessed with timelines. Graduate by 22. Get a job by 25. Fall in love, get married, have children before 30. Own a house. Build a career. Settle down. Smile for the camera, post the highlights, and never let the world see the mess behind the curtain.
By Shaheer7 months ago in Motivation
The House That Wasn't There
I dreamt of a house that was never my own, With windows that blinked when the moonlight had flown. Its shutters would sigh with a voice made of rain,
By Shaheer7 months ago in Poets
The Man Who Came To His Own Funeral
The moment the church doors creaked open, the organist missed a note. Everyone turned. And then they froze. Because the man standing in the doorway—soaking wet from the storm, eyes scanning the room—was supposed to be dead.
By Shaheer7 months ago in Horror
The Psychology of Money: 7 Mindset Shifts that Separate the Wealthy from Everyone Else
🧠 Introduction: It’s Not Just About How Much You Earn If building wealth was only about income, every high-salaried employee would be rich. But that’s not the case.
By Shaheer7 months ago in Motivation
The Dopamine Trap: How Social Media Is Quietly Rewiring Your Brain
Introduction: Hooking the Reader You didn’t mean to scroll for an hour. It just... happened. One TikTok led to another, then an Instagram reel, and suddenly your coffee went cold and your to-do list sat untouched.
By Shaheer7 months ago in Motivation
The Sound of Empty Shoes
By Shaheer I never knew silence could sound like footsteps. When my father passed away, he left behind a pair of old leather shoes—brown, cracked at the edges, polished so many times the shine had become part of their skin. They sat by the front door for weeks after the funeral, like they were still waiting for him to come home. Sometimes, when I walked past, I’d swear they shifted slightly, as though nudged by some invisible foot. But no one dared move them. Not even my mother.
By Shaheer7 months ago in Families
86 million AT&T Records Leak on Dark-Web Why this Repackaged Breach is A New Threat
In mid-June 2025, a massive database containing personal information for over 86 million AT&T users surfaced on Russian-language cybercrime forums—an alarming turn that has rekindled fears about long-forgotten data falling into the wrong hands. While on the surface this may look like yesterday’s breach resurfacing, cybersecurity experts warn this repackaged trove poses new, potent risks.
By Shaheer7 months ago in Journal
The light beneath the Lake
The town of Elderbrook was quiet. Not the comforting quiet of a peaceful place, but the kind that hums with buried secrets. It sat nestled between mist-laced forests and an ancient lake so still it often looked like a slab of black glass. No one swam in that lake, not since 1976. Not since the light.
By Shaheer7 months ago in Fiction
The last Song in the Alley
The old alley on Brookstone Street wasn’t listed on any map. Locals barely noticed it. It was a sliver of broken concrete between two crumbling brick buildings, its walls layered in decades of graffiti, dust, and memory. Yet, every Saturday at twilight, the alley transformed.
By Shaheer7 months ago in Fiction

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The Last Voicemail

Whispers in the Walls

The Power Of Starting Over: How A Reset Can Change Everything

The Art Of Starting Over: Why It's is Never too Late to Begin Again

The House That Wasn't There

The Man Who Came To His Own Funeral

The Psychology of Money: 7 Mindset Shifts that Separate the Wealthy from Everyone Else

The Dopamine Trap: How Social Media Is Quietly Rewiring Your Brain

The Sound of Empty Shoes

86 million AT&T Records Leak on Dark-Web Why this Repackaged Breach is A New Threat

The light beneath the Lake

The last Song in the Alley

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