Samantha Corral
Bio
I am currently a sophomore at Florida Gulf Coast University. Writing poems is one the many art forms I use to express my myself and my creativity.
Stories (28/0)
10 Mother's Day Gift Ideas
What should I get mom for mother’s day? You can never go wrong with flowers. Of course, they are a classic gift that will never get old. If you need some inspiration on what to get the mother figures in your life, then consider what their hobbies and likes are. Jewelry is another lovely gift that is timeless because it is luxury and who doesn’t appreciate luxury? Pearl earrings or a silver necklace are traditional. There are affordable options that are also high quality. Check out these exquisite earrings from Anna Lusia which are retailed at $49.
By Samantha Corral2 years ago in Lifehack
'Fresh' is about a specific kind of mentally disturbed men
The movie Fresh stars Daisy-Edgar Jones as Noa and Sebastian Stan as Steve. Noa is a young woman trying to find a guy and like every hopeless millennial she went to online dating. We are introduced to Chad who is Noa’s date. He’s talking about how much he loves wasabi but that he feels like he’s going to vomit every time he eats it. When I heard him say that I was like, what a very odd thing to say? Noa is disinterested because she stares at the live lobster tank while Chad is speaking.
By Samantha Corral2 years ago in Geeks
Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response or ASMR videos are a part of the Zeitgeist of the 2020’s.
I was scrolling through TikToks as a “Gen X '' person does and I came across an ASMR video by Trisha Paytas. I seldom watched ASMR videos before Paytas’ Tiktok because honestly, I didn’t understand the hype. However, I was instantly raptured in a state of tranquility. ASMR content creators speak in a soft, hushed tone and say pleasant words to help viewers fall asleep, reduce anxiety, or simply relax.
By Samantha Corral2 years ago in Geeks
If it Weren't for Iban
The village of Paloma is inland from the fallen cities that have been demolished for over fifty years. As the sea levels elevated, more flooding ensued thus, lives were relocated upland from the Pacific Ocean. The year is 2070; Industry died decades ago. In the desert of the Great Basin alongside the state of Utah: Iban, a young woman, squints at the hills in front of her. As she crouches beside the river, the bottom of her leaden-colored skirt grazes the terracotta sand. She embraces her legs with her protective arms while her coarse mane percolates in the wind. Adult bodies are shuffled behind her by the other townspeople.
By Samantha Corral2 years ago in Fiction
