Inspiration

Why I Write (Even When No One’s Reading)
If you’ve been writing on Vocal for more than five minutes, you’ve probably felt it. You publish a piece you genuinely care about. You refresh the page. Once. Twice. Maybe ten times.
By That ‘Freedom’ Guy22 days ago in Writers
Unlocking Laughter: The Ultimate Guide to Hilarious Congratulations Memes!
The Art of the Funny Congrats Meme: Why Humor Wins Funny congratulations memes have become a staple in digital communication, offering a lighthearted and engaging way to celebrate achievements. Their power lies in their ability to blend humor with genuine well-wishes, making the recipient feel special while sharing a laugh. These memes, often drawing from popular culture, allow for a nuanced expression of congratulations that static text sometimes misses. From sarcastic quips to exaggerated reactions, they resonate deeply, especially with younger generations who have grown up with memes as a primary form of online expression.
By Enzipe23 days ago in Writers
Looking 4Words. Top Story - December 2025.
“Sometimes softness is what leads to change.” A quote by, well, me. Why? Because not everything has to be loud and done with a bang. While simulatenously, too much is too loud and filled with banging (of metal, bodies, heads…)
By Oneg In The Arctic25 days ago in Writers
Untitled . Top Story - December 2025.
I pat my brows with a handkerchief I fancy, and I think about the plight we are in today; it makes me squirm. In all my words you seek to find a formula, but your ledgers are filled with trending tabs (ephemeral tallies). You make me feel like I should be held in a box. It is impossible for someone to grow or be better than they were yesterday; simply by choice, they wish to step back and publish a little slower, less frequently.
By Caitlin Charlton25 days ago in Writers
Tahany Is Dead
In my childhood, I loved eating raw sugar. On that particular day, I put a handful of it in my palm and began licking my hand, as if it were a lollipop, until my hand got wet with my saliva.
By Tahany Azzab26 days ago in Writers
New Physical Copy and New Published Story
My endeavor of looking for more literary publications to get published in that held more prestige in order to bolster my resume has been quite successful! One of the publications that I found and got published in back in August was Adelaide Literary Magazine, and I was so happy about that one. It was available online, and they do print versions as well. And recently, I finally got my physical copies of the publication!
By Stephen Kramer Avitabile27 days ago in Writers
Not Perfect, Just Loyal
Some people come into your life quietly. They do not make noise or show off. But one day you realize life is easier because they exist.
By Salman Writes27 days ago in Writers
Building Authority Through Consistency: Who I Am and What I Do
I didn’t start my professional journey with a grand plan or a shortcut to success. Like many people working in the digital space today, I began with curiosity, trial and error, and a strong desire to understand how things actually work behind the scenes. Over time, that curiosity turned into skill, and skill turned into experience.
By Abbasi Publisher28 days ago in Writers
The Tree Who Chose To Grow
Chose to Grow In a forest full of giants tall, One little tree felt very small. It whispered softly, “What can I be?
By Krista Logan28 days ago in Writers
Received 8 Top Stories (TS) So far!
Hi readers, I am Seema Patel. I write many platforms. In Medium, I have a large portfolio of work with close to 3,500 articles.
By Seema Patel29 days ago in Writers
For Those Times When You Have Trouble Writing
We learn writing by doing it. ― Natalie Goldberg I’m a bunch writer. I write a bunch, then I don’t write a bunch. There’s no in-between. Feast or famine.
By Jeff Barton29 days ago in Writers
From Appearance to Assurance
There was a time in my life where I believed that looking beautiful was the key to being confidence. I was convinced that if I was dressed well, wore the right makeup, and presented myself as the most polished person in the room, I would automatically earn respect. Especially when it comes to public speaking, I used to think that external beauty would hide my insecurities. I believed that as long as I looked confident ,people wouldn't notice how nervous I really was inside.
By CIM30 days ago in Writers