Dystopian
self - exposure
it is too easy to lose sight of what matters. I find myself going back and forth in my own mind on why I even chose to land here, on this page - of all places - quietly shouting my innermost thoughts into the very abyss that is this world wide..stage.
By A.I. Reads2 months ago in Chapters
Bugs in the Agreed 60-Day Roadmap Between the US & Iran
Bugs in the Agreed 60-Day Roadmap Between the US & Iran The recently announced 60-day roadmap between the United States and Iran has been welcomed by many governments as a significant diplomatic breakthrough. After months of military tensions, missile exchanges, economic uncertainty, and fears of a wider regional conflict, the agreement offers a rare opportunity for both sides to step back from confrontation and focus on diplomacy. However, while the roadmap has generated optimism, many experts believe it contains several weaknesses, loopholes, and unresolved issues that could threaten its success.
By Wings of Time 3 months ago in Chapters
Pakistan Warns India: Is Another Conflict on the Horizon?
Pakistan Warns India: Is Another Conflict on the Horizon? Relations between Pakistan and India have once again become the focus of international attention following recent statements by Pakistani officials regarding national security and water resources. While there has been no official declaration of war, growing tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors have raised questions about the future of peace and stability in South Asia.
By Wings of Time 3 months ago in Chapters
In the Soup
chapter 1: "Kansas was right, we really are just dust in the wind." Sedona sat, as she often did, on the front porch of a home in the desert that she probably wouldn't live to pay off. She lights a Camel and inhales deeply as she closes her eyes and leans her head back, letting the morning sun bathe her face. As she exhales she starts to hear the different sounds of birds and lizards rummaging in the fallen oleander leaves: A moments peace at last.
By Darcie M. Trembley3 months ago in Chapters
The Man Who Refused to Die
On November 17, 2012, a small fiberglass fishing boat left the Pacific coast of Mexico near Costa Azul. On board were two men: an experienced fisherman named José and his young crewmate, Ezequiel. They were heading out for what should have been a routine two-day shark fishing trip into the vast waters of the Pacific Ocean.
By Ibrahim Shah 3 months ago in Chapters
The 2026 Shift: The 3 Fresh Flashpoints That Could Trigger World War 3 Today
The 2026 Shift: The 3 Fresh Flashpoints That Could Trigger World War 3 Today An analytical breakdown of the updated geopolitical fault lines pushing global superpowers to the brink of unprecedented conflict.
By Wings of Time 3 months ago in Chapters
Pakistan Invites Lebanon Army Chief
Pakistan Invites Lebanon Army Chief – The Point of Contention for a Fragile Ceasefire The recent invitation extended by Pakistan to the Lebanon Army Chief has attracted significant attention from political analysts, diplomats, and security experts across the world. The visit comes at a time when the Middle East continues to experience uncertainty, with ceasefire agreements remaining fragile and regional tensions capable of escalating with little warning. As a result, the timing of this diplomatic and military engagement has raised important questions about its purpose, potential benefits, and possible consequences.
By Wings of Time 3 months ago in Chapters
The Voice Coming From the Empty Room
A Voice That Shouldn't Exist When I inherited my grandfather's old house, I expected dust, memories, and a long list of repairs. What I didn't expect was a voice coming from a room that had been empty for years. The house sat alone on a quiet hill overlooking the town, its wooden walls weathered by decades of rain and wind. My grandfather had lived there alone until his death, and after his passing, nobody had occupied the property. The first few weeks were uneventful as I cleaned rooms, sorted old belongings, and tried to make the place feel like home. Then, one night shortly after midnight, I heard someone speaking upstairs.
By Robert Redford3 months ago in Chapters
Why the EU Supported Pakistan – What Will Be the Reaction of India & Russia?
Why the EU Supported Pakistan – What Will Be the Reaction of India & Russia? Recent developments in international politics have sparked discussions about the relationship between Pakistan and the European Union (EU). Many analysts are asking why the EU appears to be strengthening its engagement with Pakistan and what the possible reactions of regional powers such as India and Russia could be. While international relations are often influenced by multiple factors, the situation highlights the growing importance of South Asia in global geopolitics.
By Wings of Time 3 months ago in Chapters
