Psychological

The Day My Name Stopped Belonging to Me
Have you ever heard your name spoken and felt nothing? Not pride. Not recognition. Just a strange distance, like it belonged to someone else entirely.
By John Smith11 months ago in Fiction
Headed Home
“Did you have a good time?” “It was great, Dad.” “Yes, wonderful.” “It wasn’t even just for kids. I really had fun.” “I must say, honey, I enjoyed myself too.”
By David E. Perry11 months ago in Fiction
In Case of Emergency
Captain's Manual, Page 247, Emergency Procedures World Tech would like to remind the crew of the SS-73 that we depend on your success. The stars. The sun. The moon. All planets and every ounce of life on the planets. Everything within our galaxy depends on your success.
By Hope Martin11 months ago in Fiction
Game Over
“Are the results in?” “We’ve analysed the data, and I believe the results are quite conclusive.” “And?” “They’re cleaner than I expected.”
By Cristal S.11 months ago in Fiction
M a g g i e . Top Story - December 2025.
The scars on her wrists show she had lost control one time or another. Maggie’s mom gave her away at twelve, old enough to feel the brunt of abandonment, and to feast on rebellion.
By Natasha Collazo11 months ago in Fiction
The Silent Pulse. AI-Generated.
The heart monitor beside bed number seven never made a mistake. Its rhythm was calm, disciplined, almost perfect. Dr. Ayaan often paused there longer than necessary, staring at the green line that rose and fell with mechanical honesty. According to science, the man lying beneath the white sheets was fine. Yet Ibrahim’s silence told another story.
By Taslim Ullah11 months ago in Fiction
"I want you to build my bunker!"
"Hello, Dona... Mr.President?" "Yes, Elon." "Sir, I've been thinking about our recent conversation..." "Which one?" "When you asked me to build a tunnel from the White House planned ballroom to Bedminster?"
By Lana V Lynx11 months ago in Fiction
When the Unseen Learns Your Name
Alex wasn’t in a hurry. After work he could take the metro, catch a bus, or walk home the mostly-straight forty-minute way.
By Erian Lin Grant11 months ago in Fiction
The Line Doesn’t End Where We Think It Does
“Did you mean to call, or was this just another accident?” “I don’t believe in accidents anymore.” “That’s new.” “So is hearing your voice without bracing myself.”
By Ajan Lori A. 11 months ago in Fiction
One last kiss before goodbye
You have a visitor, Mr. Jolly. An old friend. A friend? I have a friend? Jolly! How are you? Not so well I’m afraid. I apologize if I appear confused, but you recognize me and I do not quite remember you.
By John Cox11 months ago in Fiction
Message From Your Driver
“Uber for Matthew?” “Yessir, thanks. I hope you're wrapping up. This blizzard is supposed to start soon and it looks like it's already screwing with flights.”
By Matthew J. Fromm11 months ago in Fiction
Stay
Felicity almost didn’t unlock the door. She stood on the porch with her suitcase tipped awkwardly on one wheel, rain dripping down her face, the key warm and faintly damp in her palm.
By Emilie Turner11 months ago in Fiction