K.TEVAS

Joined June 2023

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Fictional writer with consistent themes of mental health, independence and overcoming challenges.

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Mountain Lake
The twin cousins and I decided to take out the fishing boat to Pine Mountain Lake without permission. The engine died in the middle of the lake and cell-phones were still relatively new, so naturally we had none. We attempted to use the ores to get back to the dock, but one of the cousins dropped the ore in the water and it floated away.
By K.TEVAS3 months ago in Horror
The Choice. Content Warning.
*Content Warning* At 12, I had no clue that there was a name for generations making the same mistakes. But at 12, I could see myself living a poor life in the future filled with drugs and chaos. I decided that my future wasn't going to look like that. I made a choice. That choice, took almost a year of internal self destruction to make. I sank into darkness thinking of the guilt I would have to endure if I choose to tell someone. The thought of ending my life enter my mind. School and hygiene was not a priority. I was entered into a behavior program and monitored closely. I spoke of almost nothing for this year.
By K.TEVAS3 months ago in Confessions
Jellies
One thing you must know about Galveston is that it first and foremost an island and the water is the color of chocolate milk. "Mineral rich" the scientists say. "Back wash of the Mississippi" the mainland locals will say. Don't let the island-born people of Galveston hear it though, those are fighting words. Reason it is so murky and dark is because of The Mighty Mississippi emptying into the Gulf of Mexico. Also, due to the wind and rotation of the Earth, we get the amazing mineral rich waters. It will have decent barrels and waves enough for beginner surfers and boogie boards, but nothing spectacular. Put your hand in the water a few inches and it disappears completely.
By K.TEVAS11 months ago in Families
The pond near the pasture...
The warm air and heat from the sun bear down on me. I feel the beads of sweat heavy on my forehead, rush into my eyes. They sting and I try to rub away the pain. Sweat builds in the middle of my back and runs down my spine with every step I take. Most people would complain and generally I am right there with them, but I see shade from full trees and an inviting pond. The heat is not so bad if you know you only need to tolerate it for a little while.
By K.TEVASabout a year ago in Criminal

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Mountain Lake

The Choice. Content Warning.

Jellies

The pond near the pasture...

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