Latest Stories
Most recently published stories in Humans.
How Heartbreak Was the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me
It's true - having your heart smashed into a million pieces isn't something you would initially think of as something so positive. Don't get me wrong, I was shattered, I couldn't think I would ever come out of this eternal misery I found myself in. But now, seeing the person I have become, I do not regret it one single bit.
By Georgina Louise8 years ago in Humans
7 Things That Turn Men OFF!
Ladies, PAY ATTENTION! Attraction and sexual chemistry are very fickle things. One minute it's there, and the next, it's GONE! Your appearance is only part of the equation. It's your actions that have everything to do with his level of attraction towards you. Never make the mistake of thinking that your looks will have him hooked forever. You're going to want to do everything within your power to keep your man turned ON, instead of turning him OFF.
By Heart Centered Universe8 years ago in Humans
Why You Should Never Ignore Red Flags
So you've started dating someone new, and things are going great! Congratulations! Hold on, don't pop open that champagne prematurely. The beginning of a relationship is the perfect time to really get to know the other person. Before getting swept off your feet, make sure that you know what you're getting into. Translation: Don't ignore those red flags!
By Heart Centered Universe8 years ago in Humans
Exes and Oh's: Part 23
MARLEY They were hiding something. That much I could tell when Serena and Danny remained two quiet mouses munching on their food during dinner. They'd only been going to counselling for a few weeks, and I was pretty certain spending weeks at therapy wouldn't unwind years worth of unresolved issues. But today wasn't about their drama. Today was about family and the renewed bond we continued to share, thanks to Gabe. I made a silent prayer in his honor before I began to empty the plates into the garbage disposal and Michael helped me place the plates into the dishwasher.
By Sharlene Alba8 years ago in Humans
Not a Love Story
It wasn't a love story - no, it was being saved. It is four-years ago, and I've just struggled my way out of his clutches. His, he won't have a name. No, because he isn't important enough to have a name. He was poison. Slow and sneaky, so I wouldn't notice how ill he was making me until it was too late.
By Aurelie M Jones8 years ago in Humans
We Are All Human
The way that society functions as a whole today is on an entirely different level than any other previous generation that has graced this Earth. The things that humans can do in today's age is fascinating. The technology we have is almost unearthly at times. The access to food and water, to healthcare, to places once unreachable. Humans today have traveled to other celestial bodies. We have been able to accomplish amazing architectural feats. Human society on a physical level seems as superior as ever. However, like a coin, there is always another side to it.
By Sarah Montgomery8 years ago in Humans
The Waiting Game
No matter how or who you date, we've all had that one relationship that is really set apart from the rest. It's the one you went all in for, the one that you can look back at now in the realization that it was a decisive moment for you, it's the one where you fell in love. Ending that sort of relationship is never an easy breakup, even if it's "mutual" (which is something I still wonder is even possible). Nevertheless, life goes on and you move on; but after months and even years of hurting and healing, where does that leave you? How do you really get out of the past when you're unsure of the future?
By Raven Bianco8 years ago in Humans
Being Hispanic
In this day and age, it is sad to see people still having difficulty accepting different cultures. I am from Hispanic descent. My father and his family are from the Dominican Republic. My mother was born in New York, but her parents are also from the Dominican Republic. I was born in New York, but was raised there and in the Dominican Republic, so I was brought up speaking two different languages simultaneously, English and Spanish. My “native language” is both of them.
By Arianna Suárez8 years ago in Humans
Love Isn’t Hopeless, Our Ideals of It Are
“One day someone will love you, the way you love that silly necklace of yours.” “It’s not silly. It was created with love, found with love, and given with love. You mean to tell me you wouldn’t hold onto something that brought a mere moment of happiness and clarity to your life?”
By Courtney Joyce8 years ago in Humans
