Humanity
A Sliver of Hope
Last Sunday, I lost something irreplaceable. Every Sunday morning, I put on the same four rings: my wedding ring, a pinkie ring my cute little redheaded sister gave me, Katโs ring, and a thumb ring. I rather like to think that Iโm taking Diane and Kat to church with me. Trust me, I know how silly that sounds.
By Peg Lubya day ago in Confessions
Entry #7 or Life?
Before we start, can we acknowledge how much you, reader, and I, Dani, both want to smack Dani across the face for pumping out these dramatic, wannabe groundbreaking, and highly clickbaity titles? It's nothing more than Dani's little lost teenage self stuck inside her aging body, finally and painfully exerting her creativity.
By Danielle Silva22 days ago in Confessions
The Things That Creep Me Out . Top Story - October 2026.
Honestly, there isnโt a whole lot that creeps me out. I can hold most bugs in my hand as long as no stingers or pinchers, observing them with curiosity. No problem. Snakes, (the harmless ones of course!) donโt really bother me either. Iโm more fascinated by them than anything. Most spiders donโt phase me either. Isnโt their web spinning and craftsmanship fascinating by the way?
By Jasmine Aguilar27 days ago in Confessions
Notes from the Mind Palace.
Listen to Cheated Hearts. by The Yeah Yeah Yeahs. There is a specific, sickening frequency to being done dirty by someone you trusted. It isnโt just a simple disagreement; it is a profound violation that completely rewrites the reality of the space you inhabit.
By Syl De'Vilabout a month ago in Confessions
Red Flag Rage
Red Flags lay over the front yard; not sure as to why. The air was still. It welcomed me in with a blank smile. I shrugged it off as I met my mother, who raised me from afar for the first time. She was WARM and BRIGHT. She welcomed me into her arms, just like a long-lost daughter. I had found where I was supposed to be, maybe finding myself for the first time in years. Someone who treated me like her own, though she'd never met me before. She always called me daughter regardless.
By Jessie Lynn Nelsonabout a month ago in Confessions








