satire
Relationship satire can be cathartic; when love hurts too much, just laugh.
The One and Only Reflection on 2020 You Need
Have you ever walked into a party with a group of friends, and that group of friends just won't stop talking about something that had happened at the same party that's held every year, and they haven't stopped talking about this insane, radical thing that happened, well, a year ago?
By Ben Howard6 years ago in Humans
Valentine's Day Dinner
VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER Milo sat hunched over a cherry stained table in the living room of his one bedroom apartment. His pupils pulsed with each surge of creativity, legs ensnarling the amber coloured chair he sat upon. Milo’s right hand, his writing hand, brought the plastic ballpoint pen he held to a nervous breaking point. His thin lips twitched, mouthing the words of the scene being furiously scratched in blue ink over the pages of his notebook.
By Cormac O'Reilly6 years ago in Humans
Before Karen, there was "Nanni"
We tend to assume that ancient tablets are reserved for very important details like the birth stories of heroes, royal lineages, key battles, commandments from God... At the very least, things noteworthy enough to chisel into stone.
By Nola Browning6 years ago in Humans
The Story of a Bluetooth Mouse And An Idiot
If you are reading this, you may very well know who the idiot is. This idiot loves the experience of shopping online. The variety and choices you find online cannot be imagined in brick and mortar shops where you have to scroll through places and shops to find what you are looking for.
By Kavi Kamat6 years ago in Humans
Two Olives and a Promise
Beth could hear Mrs. Schulman yelling in the stairwell at Mr. Perez. Their argument was about a smell coming from her kitchen sink. Mrs. Schulman lived above Beth, with what seemed like a circus of elephants that took the form of two six-year-old twin boys.
By Gillian Burz6 years ago in Humans
