Psychological

Siren's Song
Fifth November, the year of our lord eighteen hundred and eleven Meredith, My Siren, I hear your call all the way from London.
By Matthew J. Fromm9 months ago in Fiction
Echoes of the Unsent
Echoes of the Unsent “Every message you delete still gets delivered—just not to the person you think.” Layla stared at the message on her screen.
By FAIZAN AFRIDI9 months ago in Fiction
The Mirror Doesn’t Lie
The Mirror Doesn’t Lie No one ever stayed in the Holloway House past midnight. The stories were old—handed down like warnings whispered through generations. They said there was a mirror on the second floor that didn’t reflect reality. It showed... possibilities. Or worse, replacements.
By FAIZAN AFRIDI9 months ago in Fiction
💟 Silent Love~~Pert~01
Your shirt is getting wet. The rain is getting heavier. Please come inside, or you’ll catch a cold later. Mahad looked up at the faint, trembling voice. His gaze was calm and steady. He replied softly,
By Ramjan Hossan9 months ago in Fiction
A Test of Truth: A Short Story About Integrity
The Surprise That Changed Everything It was a misty Friday morning in Greenhill Town. The school bell had just rung, and class 7B at Oakridge School was buzzing with chatter and sleepy yawns. But something unusual was about to happen—something that would test more than just academic skills.
By Ahmad Malik9 months ago in Fiction
The Filtered Life
Maya scrolled through her phone under the covers, the glow of the screen lighting her face in the dark room. Another selfie, another tropical beach, another flawless outfit with a caption like *“No filter needed #grateful”*. It was 2:17 a.m., and she had school in five hours, but the endless scroll was hypnotizing.
By Gabriela Tone9 months ago in Fiction
Winston's world magazine. Top Story - May 2025.
As they clink glasses they regard each other, at first with a knowing look in their eyes then just the hint of a smile but nothing more. Hetty and Charlotte go so far back that the new team members consider them as ‘precious antiques’, which they did not take as a compliment but rather an insight into their colleagues' thought process. Kinder comments they had heard and also much worse.
By Paula Smith9 months ago in Fiction
Masturbation and Infertility
Masturbation is a topic often shrouded in myths, misconceptions, and taboos. One persistent claim is that it causes infertility—a fear that has lingered in cultural narratives for generations. But what does science actually say? Spoiler alert: the idea that masturbation leads to infertility is a myth with no credible evidence. Let’s dive into the facts, bust some myths, and explore why this topic deserves a clear, shame-free discussion.
By Doctor Strange9 months ago in Fiction
The Quietest Goodbye
I didn’t realize you had left until weeks later. Your body was still there. Your voice, too. But something softer—something I couldn’t name—was already gone.
By Nomi9 months ago in Fiction
King of Envy
In the ancient city of Halemar—where cobbled streets shimmered with the dust of old gold, and grand halls echoed with the laughter of false kings—there lived a man named Elion. Not a peasant, not quite a noble, but someone in between. A scholar by training, a dreamer by soul, Elion was known for two things: his intellect, and his ceaseless desire to be someone else.
By Nomi9 months ago in Fiction
The Warrior Who Forgot Why He Was Fighting
He hadn’t spoken in three days. Not because his jaw was broken but because he had nothing left to say to a world that had long forgotten him.
By Timeless Truths9 months ago in Fiction
Change Begins Within
To change your life, you don’t need to change everything—just your small habits and mindset. The way you think shapes who you become. As a wise man once said, “मन के हारे हार है, मन के जीते जीत है”—meaning, victory or defeat begins in the mind. If you believe you can win, you will; if you believe you can't, you won't.
By Selenooo9 months ago in Fiction