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Most recently published stories in Humans.

Stop Taking Dating Advice
People like to be told what to do. It's a major red pill for the vast majority but taking society into consideration, it's not a stretch in the slightest. From instruction manuals to dieting programs to those aesthetically pleasing workout VHS tapes from the eighties, it's definitely safe to assume that the world is a scary place and we're all looking for a little guidance—and that isn't a bad thing, is it?
By Rossi Lilleland8 years ago in Humans
Love is Beautiful
Love can be such a beautiful thing. An emotion that is so strong and passionate. An emotion that can have so many different feelings. But I am going to tell you the true meaning of love from my point.
By Serena Gavars8 years ago in Humans
Him, Her, and the Distance
Relationships are a beautiful thing. Unfortunately, they are never easy, they will always come with problems, and only time will tell us if things will work, or not.
By Jennifer McIntosh8 years ago in Humans
Be Yourself, Love Yourself
I have gone through a lot in the twenty-odd years I have been on this planet. I have seen things. I have had to do things I wish I didn't do. Everything took a toll on me. It took a toll on how I looked at myself. I was becoming what someone wanted me to be for a really long time. Then I finally broke FREE.
By Jescina Miller8 years ago in Humans
Just an Ex? Or an Old Flame?
Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez. Kourtney K and Scott Disick. Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth. These couples simply cannot get a clean break from one another and if one happens to be their current partner, it’s hard not to doubt if the ex is still somewhere around lurking in their minds or lives.
By Judy Mae8 years ago in Humans
How Often Do We Use Technology to Avoid People?
Type of Observation: Participation Observation Hypothesis: People will turn to their cellphones or laptops in situations they find awkward or uncomfortable.
By Paranneting/Anne Reboa8 years ago in Humans
Best Dating Apps for Open Relationships
Having an open relationship with someone can lead to many things. If you and your partner are okay with being together, and still want to see other people, then the two of you are in an open relationship. This usually leads to a third person entering the relationship or you and your partner are both seeing other people while still fully committed to each other. In fact, people who are in a successful polyamorous relationship seek for a third party to join them. Either for sex or possibly a loving relationship.
By Rachel Blanchard8 years ago in Humans
Do Girls Pick Their Friends Based off Their Attractiveness?
Type of Observation: Non-participant observation. Hypothesis: Girls will generally be friends with other girls who match their same level of attractiveness.
By Paranneting/Anne Reboa8 years ago in Humans
How 'Tinder for Seniors' Would Help Senior Singles in Dating Over 50
What you want out of a relationship tends to change as you get older. In your 20’s, it’s often all about hooking up and having some fun before settling down. The need for a lasting relationship and a family often comes during your 30’s and 40’s, after which many people believe that their days of navigating the waters of single life are over for good. It doesn’t always work out that way, though, with divorce just one of the reasons why people in their 50’s and 60’s may once again find themselves single. Very few of us like to be alone, which may help explain why dating sites for seniors are now in high demand.
By Cathy8 years ago in Humans
Am I Ready to Move On?
What can I say? Disappointing... again. Like every fight, this happened because of friends & drinking. Of course it doesn’t matter in the eyes of a man if you feel neglected. Why would it? He’s alright. He’s out there, after a day’s work (hard work, of course, and he never forgets to remind me) with friends, serving a beer. I’m at home, waiting for him to come and see his child, who at the moment, doesn’t seem more important than booze. Is there anything more important?
By Gios Mess8 years ago in Humans
I, the Servant
I heard the knock and quickly hastened to the door. Before I touched the handle I made sure to straighten my attire and hold in any signs of exhaustion from crossing the large estate. Once I had composed myself I opened the large set of wooden double doors to see who was behind them. I was met by a young girl not much smaller than myself in over sized jeans, a large Rick and Morty t-shirt, and a dingy brown jacket. She had her hair tied back in a pony tail and midnight black, framed glasses that adorned her face. At most she was cute, but not at all the kind of girl I was used to knocking on the doors at this hour.
By Bruce Arnold8 years ago in Humans
A Blazing Row
A warm summer's evening of July 1996. The stereo in the background is playing "Some Might Say" by Oasis. I'm gazing through the mirror, wondering what on earth I should wear. Full of excitement at the prospect of an evening out with my partner. Only just eighteen years old, and a doting mum of a beautiful baby girl. Unaware as I change into a black, baby doll dress, a red mist begins to emerge around the bedroom. I carefully apply my makeup, admiring my flawless, smooth complexion. My eyes catch the girl's reflection through the looking glass. Our eyes instantly lock. She is staring right back at me. Her face is enraged. Her eyes are a combustion of flames. I slowly turn away from the mirror and light up a cigarette. The red mist calmly begins to wrap itself around me.
By Joanna Eloise Writer H8 years ago in Humans