Psychological

Soul Merge. Content Warning.
As I sit here in November 2025, I could never have imagined, when I first met Tassy, that she would lead me to moments of pure ecstasy—and to the depths of unfathomable darkness.
By Edward Lock9 months ago in Fiction
The Lock Files. Content Warning.
Good evening, reader. Or good morning. Or good whatever time of day you’ve found yourself tumbling down this particular rabbit hole.
By Edward Lock9 months ago in Fiction
The Love That Waited Ten Years
The Love That Waited Ten Years By Lila Hart I saw him again on a Tuesday. Ten years had passed since we last spoke. A decade of weddings, losses, moves, jobs, and everything life throws at you when you’re busy trying to forget the one person you never truly did.
By Lila Hart9 months ago in Fiction
How to Forget a Love That Never Was
You don’t. You tell yourself you will—that time will sand down the edges of their memory until it’s smooth enough to hold without bleeding. You throw out the concert stubs, delete their number, laugh a little too loudly when friends say, *"You’re better off."*
By Wiki Rjm9 months ago in Fiction
The Fire is Burning
Oh, darling. I have quite an incredible story to tell you. Would you like to hear it? Well. It was one lovely winter, and I was staying at the cabin out by Newfeld Grove. You know the one. It had been a beautiful season up until that point. Not too cold. It was the same winter in which Margaret had had her baby - the first grandbaby and my little niece, that beautiful little Sasha. Oh, she had such wonder. I hoped that she and her husband were doing well. Margaret would write from me to time to time, bugging me about how she had to move out of state and was missing her poor sister who was still at home with Mummy. Ah, but, had she known what a romance we were striking up at home, she shan't have felt such pity for me. After all, I am her younger sister. What did she expect of a girl only just out of high school?
By Belle9 months ago in Fiction
The Catcher in the Rye
*The Catcher in the Rye* is a timeless American novel by J.D. Salinger, first published in 1951. It follows the internal and external journey of a 16-year-old teenager, Holden Caulfield, who narrates the events that unfolded after his expulsion from a prestigious prep school. Through Holden’s cynical and deeply personal voice, the novel explores powerful themes such as alienation, identity, the struggle between innocence and adulthood, and the emotional turbulence of adolescence.
By khan9 months ago in Fiction
The Flawed Beauty of Being Human
🌟 The Flawed Beauty of Being Human Have you ever made a mistake and felt like you weren’t good enough? Maybe you failed a test, forgot something important, or said something you didn’t mean. If you have, you’re not alone. We all mess up. We all get scared. We all feel unsure sometimes. But here’s a secret: that’s what makes us beautifully human.
By rokib ahmed9 months ago in Fiction
The Thirsty Crow
Once upon a time, in a small village surrounded by green fields and dense forests, there lived a clever little crow. His feathers were glossy black, and his eyes shone like tiny beads. He was known throughout the village for his wit and intelligence. While other birds would often act foolishly or get into trouble, this crow always managed to find a way out of tricky situations.
By Muhammad Naeem9 months ago in Fiction
The Night I Accidentally Summoned a Succubus… And Fell in Love
It started as a joke—that’s the part I keep coming back to. If I had known the old leather-bound book in my uncle’s attic was an actual grimoire and not just some weird Victorian erotica, I never would have read the Latin passage out loud. Especially not after three whiskeys.
By The Lost Books - "Libri Perditi"9 months ago in Fiction
Eid ul-Adha.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Eid ul-Adha Eid ul-Adha, also known as the "Festival of Sacrifice," is one of the two most important Islamic holidays celebrated by Muslims across the globe. The other is Eid ul-Fitr, which marks the end of Ramadan. Eid ul-Adha commemorates the profound act of obedience and devotion exhibited by the Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) when he was willing to sacrifice his son as commanded by Allah (God).
By Krypton 9 months ago in Fiction
The Town That Fell Asleep
In the heart of a forgotten valley—tucked away where GPS signals fade and no cell tower dares to reach—there lies a town called Somnera. From the outside, it looks like any other small town. Rows of timeworn red-brick houses line its narrow roads. A single church steeple watches over the town square. The air always seems to carry the scent of chimney smoke and pine. It’s quiet, unremarkable. Almost too quiet.
By Rieus Brad9 months ago in Fiction
The Man Who Disappeared into a Library
On an unusually rainy Tuesday, my barista asked me a strange question. “Hey, did you hear about the man who disappeared into the library?”
By Umair Khan9 months ago in Fiction