Psychological

Cremated person in india came alive miraculously! A strange ritual done by parents!
Cremated person in india came alive miraculously! A strange ritual done by parents! Dehradun, India: A man believed to be dead and cremated has come back to life in the state of Uttarakhand, creating a stir.
By POINT OF VIEW2 years ago in Fiction
"Many people are shocked to see what their soulmate actually looks like"
In the quaint town of Willowbrook, where the streets were lined with blooming flowers and the air carried the sweet scent of romance, lived a young woman named Emma. She had always believed in the magic of love, dreaming of the day when she would meet her soulmate. Little did she know that destiny had a surprise in store for her, one that would challenge her perceptions of love in the most unexpected way.
By M Preetish2 years ago in Fiction
Reaper. Top Story - December 2023. Content Warning.
A hand came gently to rest on the shoulder of Victor Borassus. The hand was cold, it's grip soft, almost tender. Victor shied away from it and the hand let him, but the grip neither tightened, nor loosened, it only remained as it was.
By Alexander McEvoy2 years ago in Fiction
The Fascination of Animal-Centric Films: A Journey Through Time and Technology.
Movies involving animals have always captivated audiences, from the earliest classics to the most recent releases. These films have evolved significantly, embracing new technologies and storytelling methods that bring creatures to life in breathtaking ways.
By Explore the Universe2 years ago in Fiction
Leon's Bread
The gentle breeze brought the smell of fresh coffee, cigars, and pipes to my table. There was something about that particular mixture of sensations that made me not want to move. So I didn’t.
By Kenneth Lawson2 years ago in Fiction
The Popcorn Party in the Microwave
Title: The Popcorn Party in the Microwave Once upon a time in the cozy kitchen of a little house, lived a curious and imaginative kid named Max. Max loved popcorn more than anything in the world. The mere thought of those fluff y, buttery puffs made his eyes sparkle with delight. However, what fascinated Max the most was the mysterious transformation that took place when he put those small, hard kernels into the magical microwave.
By ARTIST2 years ago in Fiction
Navigating the Uncharted Waters of the Digital Age
In the ever-evolving landscape of the digital age, the speed of technological transformations has left us in a perpetual state of flux. As we grapple with the uncertainties of an era marked by rapid changes in media, politics, and communication platforms, the metaphorical journey we find ourselves on bears an uncanny resemblance to wandering through uncharted territories. This article delves into the profound implications of technological transformations, exploring their impact on media, political polarization, and the individual's role in an era of constant change.
By ShaCayne Jackson2 years ago in Fiction
Story on Fernando Pessoa
The literary landscape of the 20th century boasts a myriad of influential figures, each with their own unique stories and masterpieces. Among them, the Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa stands as a singular enigma, and his magnum opus, "The Book of Disquiet," is a testament to his unparalleled ability to transform personal tragedy into literary brilliance. Pessoa's life, marked by loss and displacement, unfolds like a mesmerizing work of fiction itself, leaving an indelible mark on the literary world.
By ShaCayne Jackson2 years ago in Fiction
Unraveling the Minds
As the credits rolled on our favorite murder documentary, a lingering tension hung in the air among my friends. The chilling events depicted had sparked a debate, and it wasn't about the crime itself but about the psychological makeup of the perpetrator. "He was clearly a psychopath," one friend asserted. "No, he was a sociopath," countered another. The living room became a battleground of conflicting opinions until they turned to me, the designated "psychiatric expert" in our group, to settle the dispute. Little did I anticipate that this seemingly casual conversation would lead us down the intricate path of differentiating between psychopathy and sociopathy.
By ShaCayne Jackson2 years ago in Fiction
The art of persuasion
In the daily cadence of life, it's easy to find ourselves entrapped within the echo chamber of our own thoughts, like an antiquated vinyl record endlessly circling the same grooves. The monotonous hum of our internal narratives often drowns out the potential richness that lies in the vast tapestry of other people's lives, thoughts, and ideas. Imagine, for a moment, flipping the script, challenging the ingrained self-centric perspective, and acknowledging that the other person is a realm of untapped intrigue, akin to embarking on a voyage to Tahiti or immersing oneself in a foreign culture.
By ShaCayne Jackson2 years ago in Fiction
The Notorious Odyssey of Jonathan James
In the annals of cybersecurity, one name stands out as both a cautionary tale and a symbol of the complex intersection of technology, justice, and mental health – Jonathan James. Known as the first minor to be sentenced for cybercrime in the United States, Jonathan's story unfolds against the backdrop of the microcomputer revolution, a time when computers were becoming more accessible, and the digital landscape was still largely uncharted.
By ShaCayne Jackson2 years ago in Fiction
Judgement Night Chapter I
The Prologue: Death and rebirth As the moon was shining bright over the Dark and lonely city of Hadys, 8-Year-old Akira was sitting inside of his room, looking at the moon from the window, remembering the sound of the Piano over and over again. Its midnight, and not a soul lurks around the streets. It slowly begins to rain and he starts to feel very cold in his room. “Why did it get so cold all of a sudden?”
By DARK2 years ago in Fiction