Humor

It is what it is
I saw my husband in bed with my co-worker. They just stared at me. I told myself if this ever happened, no explanations would be needed; I simply told them I would be packing all my stuff.
By Diani Alvarenga3 years ago in Fiction
Rising
Once upon a time, in a small town in the middle of nowhere, there lived a girl named Abby. She was beautiful, kind, and smart, but she had one big problem: she suffered from low self-esteem.
By Sakariyau Olatundun Ganiyat3 years ago in Fiction
Nerdy to Nuptials
Once upon a time, in a university far, far away, there was a nerdy young man named Charlie. Charlie was a brilliant student, always buried in his books, coding away on his laptop, and participating in hackathons. He was a whiz at math, computer science, and physics, but he didn't have much of a social life. He was always the quiet one in class, sitting at the back and trying to blend in with the furniture.
By Sakariyau Olatundun Ganiyat3 years ago in Fiction
Appliance Appreciation
“I feel used, unappreciated,” my dishwasher told me. I thanked it for its service. “Too little, too late,” it said, then fell silent and refused to turn back on.
By Emily Fine3 years ago in Fiction
Lillian's Last Laugh
Lillian was awkward. Harmless, though. Or so her peers thought. They regularly made fun of her quirks and traits. She laughed it off.
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Fiction
The Chance Encounter
Emily walked through the crowded streets of the city, the noise and bustle of the people around her a familiar comfort. She was lost in thought, her mind racing with worries about her future. She was turning 30 soon, and she felt like she had nothing to show for it. No career, no husband, no kids. She was starting to feel like maybe she was never going to find love.
By Melodic Narrator3 years ago in Fiction
It's the thought that counts.
Miss. Owens had seen a lot throughout her thirty-eight years at the college cafeteria. She was beyond retirement age, but pressed on despite her failing memory.
By Lamar Wiggins3 years ago in Fiction
The Found Finger
Introduction While I am tempted to just go for the fifty to a hundred word challenge for this as it is twenty to eleven at night I have decided not to and just have a normal length story. This may imply that I am not clever enough to write an engaging story in a hundred words, but I have already done one so that should be enough.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Fiction
Edible Bodies
I found the rotting body I had buried the week before. It was finally ready for consumption! It all started as a child, my mother taught me the taste of humans was amazing. She’d hire a sitter for me and have me set the traps. I’d catch her and mother would take her to the woods and bury her. We’d dig her up when the rot kicked in and enjoy the meal. Now that I’m a big boy I can do it all on my own. Yummy, yummy salted guts! I also love guts and nuts. Almonds are my favorite!
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Fiction
Top 10 Must-Watch Anime Movies
Anime is a Japanese animation style that has gained popularity around the world. Anime movies are often more action-packed and violent than their TV counterparts, but they can still be enjoyed by all ages.
By Mishal Saleem3 years ago in Fiction
The Importance of Stretching
Stretching is an essential component of any fitness routine. Whether you're a professional athlete or a weekend warrior, stretching can help improve flexibility, reduce the risk of injury, and enhance performance. In this blog, we'll explore the importance of stretching and provide tips for incorporating stretching into your fitness routine.
By Pawan Kumar3 years ago in Fiction
Rituals Beyond The Stars
Many civilizations across the universe saw technological advancements as magic. However, one civilization in particular insisted that magic not only existed but that they had advanced it well beyond the galactic council’s precious technology. Amused and curious researchers had been dispatched to the homeworld of the Hinoi civilization of the Yeanides system. The researchers never arrived, however, according to their last transmissions the ships simply no longer existed. Hinoi mages swore the ships had never arrived and they had no idea what happened. Magic required willing sacrifices to work, but the rules didn’t say anything about aware sacrifices.
By Tyler Ryther3 years ago in Fiction