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Stories in Humans that you’ll love, handpicked by our team.
Tips That Will Lead You Nowhere.
For the next few moments, I ask that you please do your best to leave your ideas or beliefs at the door. They will be there when this is over. For now…just listen.
Samantha DrobacPublished 11 days ago in HumansThe Problematic Case of Toxic Positivity
It's circa 2012. My boyfriend of 2.7 years has just decided to call it quits and I am now covered in cookie-crumbs, blankets and tears.
Fiona Teddy-JimohPublished 19 days ago in Humans
If Your Relationship Isn't Gross, You're Not Having One
We hold romance in this weird high esteem. Everyone thinks romance is the greatest part of a relationship. If you were watching a movie or reading a romance book, romance is what we live for.
Ellen "Jelly" McRaePublished 22 days ago in HumansHow an Introvert Dated 50 Men in New York City in Six Months
In kindergarten, I had selective mutism. Words would freeze in the tunnels of my vocal chord, entangled in five-year-old wonderment at the big wide world. I would approach Miss Casteñeda’s wooden desk, eager to show off a perfectly cut out heart or my artwork of birds and trees and castles. I wanted to tell her how I tried so hard to color in the lines this time, but my words always lost its voice mid-flight. Most days were a failed quest to transform my thoughts into words into speech.
What Happens When You Tell That Woman You're Smarter Than Her
I remember the day it happened. We were sitting at the dining room table in his parent's house. We had sat there many times before. Sometimes the two of us. Sometimes with his family.
Ellen "Jelly" McRaePublished about a month ago in Humans
Some Thoughts On Writing On Vocal
Introduction I wanted to write a fiction story but I want it to be full of positivity. I did not want any adversity, failure or bad vibes, I wanted it all sunshine and light.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished about a month ago in Humans
Influences and Inspirations
Hey Everybody! Thank you so much for checking out the stories and engaging with the world that I’m making. This has been super fun for me to experiment with writing creatively outside of the music space. After working so hard on these short fantasy stories, I wanted to take a step back and do a more personal exploration of where some of these ideas are coming from, some of my inspirations and some of the stuff that I really like. Some of these things I talk about in this post may not seem like they connect to the fantasy world of Randos I’m creating or my music but these are the things that I enjoy and make me who I am creatively on some level. Hope you guys enjoy this piece and I will get back to more fantasy content soon!
Braison CyrusPublished 2 months ago in Humans
I'm Insecure About My Writing
I don't fear people as much as I fear being known. Being seen from all sides including my insides. Being utterly exposed. And viewed, in my unedited essence.
Sunshine on Brown SkinPublished 2 months ago in HumansToo much spare time is just as dangerous as not having enough.
Those who drive themselves to exhaustion all day to get away from job, house, children, and chores, and never have time for themselves, are not much worse off than those who have all the time necessary (and even more.) to dedicate to one's passions, care for one's health and mind, and laze. It may appear unbelievable, but research backs it up.
Worrying is like holding an umbrella up in the sun, waiting for it to rain
And logically, that doesn’t make sense, right? Why does worrying feel normal and natural and needed? I saw this saying once and I didn’t get it but then when I noticed people around me like my mum and boyfriend worrying for no reason, I realised that I was doing the same and we’ve been conditioned to welcome worry and yet, when we are to compare it something like the analogy above, it doesn’t make sense as to why this is a done thing but it’s done every day by us, sometimes without us knowing we are. Remind yourself of this saying, it’s saved me from myself a lot.
Matthew GranthamPublished 3 months ago in HumansDo You Still Love Her?
“Do you still love her?” It was such a loaded question, and one for which I was not prepared to answer. I didn’t know what to say, couldn’t think of anything appropriate, so I decided to answer without a filter.
Jefferey A AyersPublished 3 months ago in Humans
Beloved Queen Elizabeth II And Her Many Accomplishments to the Nation of England
On this day of September 8th, 2022 the Queen of England died peaceful at the age of 96 years old. God rest her soul. Her accomplishments are notable the most honorable.
E.S AurelienPublished 3 months ago in Humans
