fact or fiction
Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores relationship myths and truths to get your head out of the clouds and back into romantic reality.
A Helping Hand
With my hat and heart in my hands, I climbed the frigid steps and knocked on my old friend’s door. I didn’t expect him to answer, but the door swung open nonetheless, illuminating a familiar but changed silhouette. We were hardly strangers, but I watched as confusion, realization, and shock registered on John’s face. He looked me once over, taking in the scars and wrinkles that had aged me through the years.
By Emerah Adell5 years ago in Humans
Hate Fractals
It’s your first July fourth in Santa Barbara. You arrive early to relax on well-tended lawns bordered by ocean. Sails unfurl in the distance. Bicycles wobble on nearby paths, bells singing. Your children play with friends whose dad has arranged to meet you at the park. The friends: a dark-haired girl the same age as your darker-haired daughter, a dark-haired boy the same age as your darker-haired son. They’re like siblings: same hairstyles, matching T-shirts.
By S. Venugopal 5 years ago in Humans
Red Moon Rising
An approaching chariot was easily distinguished from the regular camel trains which passed by and by. The dust plume with directional flow even suggested to him how fast it was travelling. At least he thought of that above a minimum speed, and where nominally such may not be said as so otherwise the results of some dust devil, or still yet that of the wind pure and free.
By Jason Steven Jowett5 years ago in Humans
Signs That a Loved One Is Trying To Communicate With You From the Other World
Even if a loved one has died, that does not mean that he or she has completely disappeared from our lives. The earthly world is in close connection with the spiritual world, so very often certain situations that seem to us mere coincidences may be, in fact, messages from those who are no longer among us.
By Ewan Harrison5 years ago in Humans
10 Life Lessons From Deadly Encounters with the Big Bad Wolf
The Big Bad Wolf is a villain in most children's tales such as the Brothers Grimm. The Big Bad Wolf had a terrible reputation. He harrassed The Three little pigs and blew down 2 of the brothers’ houses and they had to go live with their uptight know-it-all brother with the brick house.
By Carmellita 5 years ago in Humans
My Instinct
I've always felt safer in small towns. I grew up in one and now, I raise my children in one. There's something comforting about shopping at the local grocery store. Employees may not know you by name but they always know you. They ask about your day and family. They ask small talk questions but not because that's their job but because it's what you do in a small town. Usually, you'll run into someone you know whether it's a friend of yours, a co-worker or even one of your child's teachers. I always feel safe in my little grocery store... until I didn't.
By Tuesday Daily5 years ago in Humans
This is me;
Before you read this, I would like to let you know it is a journal entry of mine. I have removed a few things as to not traumatize people who may be in abusive relationships. You may also think "why is this a candid story of who she is?" Well, I will tell you at the end of this very remarkably true journal entry to my significant other.
By Roxane Carey5 years ago in Humans
