Psychological

Ego Sum Pt. 3
Read Pt. 2 Here Marion was stopped as he stepped into work, being given a slip of paper as soon as his feet crossed into the building. Shannon didn’t say a single word as she passed over the paper, not even smiling at him. Her face was terribly blank, nothing being her eyes - just a deep, dark abyss.
By caitodoesstuff3 months ago in Fiction
Just a Taste Part 7. Content Warning.
Ch 7: The Ugly Truth Isabella December 19th, 2024- Basement of Montgomery Estate- Time: Unknown This was officially the worst winter break ever! First, I lost my virginity in a closet to a stranger, whom I'll never see again, and then I incurred the wrath of Daddy by keeping it a secret, and the icing on the shit cake: Daddy trapped me in the basement!
By Rain Dayze3 months ago in Fiction
The Brighter Tomorrow. Content Warning.
In the weeks that preceded the most important speech of my career, the last call for change I would utter, I, Jeremiah Williamson, had worked tirelessly to gain traction in the polls and to appeal to the disenfranchised and mismanaged and maligned.
By Paul Stewart3 months ago in Fiction
Just a Taste Part 6. Content Warning.
Ch 6: Frenzy Dylan December 19th, 2024- Abandoned Hotel, South Carolina Woods- 8:07 PM Turns out, getting out of dodge was more complicated than I expected. Although I've gotten away with stealing more than a dozen bodies from Richland County over the years, the drunk driver I took was evidently too much.
By Rain Dayze3 months ago in Fiction
The Visible Ghost
They are the ones on the escalator in front of you, you don't know who they are but they stop you from walking quicker. You see them on street corners, but you forget about them when you have passed.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 months ago in Fiction
Ep.1- Cry Baby Cry
A couple of months ago, I started writing a screenplay that started out as a horror short film, but has now turned into more of a Sci-fi/Thriller miniseries. This is a final draft of my first episode. The plot and characters are still unfolding, but I want to share as I go as an attempt to gain some constructive feedback. Thanks for reading!
By SierraLW3 months ago in Fiction
The Forever Candidate
The first interview was on Zoom. The second interview was also on Zoom, but with everyone’s camera off “for culture reasons.” By the third interview, the recruiter stopped using dates and started saying things like, “Next cycle.”
By Lucy Guo3 months ago in Fiction
Identifying as the Hater Who was Hated
There's a low-functioning, unsuccessful narcissist sitting in the corner of some bar in Los Angeles. His name is Matthew. But could I be wrong? Maybe I've made too many mistakes, and alcohol is one of my last sources of solace now.
By ANTICHRIST SUPERSTAR3 months ago in Fiction
The Legend Behind Augusta's Spring. Top Story - August 2026.
Come with me, out on a hike along Balston’s Creek Down a narrow deer trail running directly parallel Climbing treefalls, rounding mighty grey boulders
By Mother Combs3 months ago in Fiction
Just a Taste Part 5. Content Warning.
Ch 5: Whatever You Say, Daddy Isabella December 16th, 2024- Montgomery Mansion, Columbia- 7:22 AM Daddy sent a limo to collect me at exactly 7:00, reiterating his love for two things: money and punctuality. I'm on that list somewhere, but those are his priorities.
By Rain Dayze3 months ago in Fiction
In Memoriam: Jonathan Hale, 2018–2024.
The email hit my inbox at 9:03 a.m., sandwiched between an IT security update and a reminder about open enrollment. Weekly Digest — Employee Announcements & Transitions. I almost deleted it without reading.
By Jesse L Shelley3 months ago in Fiction
The Last Sap of Jerusalem
It’s a bit of a strange thing, the life of a sapper. You crawl under the earth, laying your plans in the dark, while above, the world rages on — arrows flying, stones crashing, men shouting, and the gods themselves seeming to laugh at the mess we’ve made of their perfect world. My name, by the way, is Gaius Vitellius. I’m a sapper in the Roman legions, and this is the story of how I helped take Jerusalem.
By Jesse L Shelley3 months ago in Fiction