Psychological

2026 The War of the Americas
Author's preface: Parts I-V of this series can be found at the following links. Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V.
By Everyday Junglist2 years ago in Fiction
Finding Forever Flame of Love
The reality is that if two individuals are in love, they ignite a fire that keeps off the cold even without fireworks. Now I just want to have a companion that withstands through the happy and bad days not just an hour or two.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing2 years ago in Fiction
The importance of gratitude
Gratitude holds a significant role in our lives as a powerful and transformative emotion. It goes beyond a simple thank you, delving into a deeper appreciation of the positive aspects of our world. Cultivating gratitude can have a profound impact on our mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
By Trine Hauge Schreiber2 years ago in Fiction
Listen To The Noise. Top Story - July 2024. Content Warning.
That hurt. My nose was bleeding, I don't think it was broken but it was bloody sore. I didn't deserve that but it's always the one who shouts the loudest and hits the hardest that people take notice of me.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Fiction
The Truth Among The Graves
Emma's head throbbed. The surface beneath her was comfortable but was not her bed or her blankets. She opened her eyes to the soft gleam of stars overhead, the sky a deep blue.
By Matthew Spinelli2 years ago in Fiction
Is It Wednesday?
Is it Tuesday today or is it Wednesday today? I am wondering that one day of my life may be skipped. Have you ever experienced that a certain day of your life have skipped and which had never come into your life and have you ever wondered the day which was the yesterday had never come into your life. The day which has been past and you never live in that day and maybe it feels like that day has never come. It was the day before yesterday and now it is today. There was no yesterday that you lived in. It sounds weird and strange and maybe sounds creepy and scary. It may sound weird for most of you but some of you may be experience this and it is hard to believe in it.
By WALL_E2 years ago in Fiction
THE PERFECT WIFE
Chapter 6: Collateral Damage The fallout from the investigation was swift and severe. Marcus Wellington and his associates were facing numerous charges, and the media was in a frenzy. Jessie’s name was splashed across headlines, and her role in bringing down the crime ring was celebrated.
By Noble Monday2 years ago in Fiction
Manipulators and Their Secrets: What Drives Them to Control
Synopsis: The Enigma of Manipulators: In a tranquil town where secrets were more common than genuine smiles, lived a man named Victor. Presented as a charming and successful businessman, Victor concealed a sinister reality behind his impeccable facade. His skill in manipulating those around him made him the maestro of others' emotions. But what drove Victor to act this way? This article uncovers the dark secrets motivating manipulators and how they masterfully control their targets with surgical precision. Through Victor's story, we delve into the psychology behind such behavior and reveal the hidden mechanisms of manipulation.
By Rafael Fiuza2 years ago in Fiction
Love has no price: the incredible journey of the woman who chose the heart instead of the wallet
Love has no price Alice always knew that money couldn’t buy true love. So when she came across a marriage proposal from a rich man named William, she made a bold decision: chose the heart instead of the wallet.
By Jaime come2 years ago in Fiction
Surreal Wander
Everywhere around the lonely woman, there were eyes. Every way she turned, more sphere-shaped eyes, as they wondered. They seemed to follow her every move, down the long gloomy passageway, where darkness had fallen.
By Elizabeth Butler2 years ago in Fiction
Partners, Parents, Uncles, and Aunts. Content Warning.
A young woman, not old enough to be called so but treated as one, settles as comfortably as she can on the hard pavement of what she assumes can only be a basement. Mold wafts towards her nose and the ground presents a small dampness. She can hear people speak from above, but not loud enough to translate the unknown language.
By Jasmine Heath2 years ago in Fiction
Fading Memories. Content Warning.
I awoke in a room that felt strangely familiar yet entirely foreign. The day held a peculiar tension, a premonition of something concealed. As I scanned the room, I noticed the curtains and blinds were tightly shut, usually open to welcome the sun. Why would I block out its rays so brutally? I had to know. I had to open.
By Oliver Millward2 years ago in Fiction