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Most recently published stories in Humans.

The Individual
This world is in for one hell of a fight, one that a small group will never contain or defend themselves against. Everywhere I look I see people, living their lives the way they want to, not conforming, following their dreams, going after the truth in a bloated corrupt system that you and I are just numbers in. There is something truly beautiful in the advances we have made, keeping a human alive far past their time, any object or piece of knowledge from any corner of the earth at your fingertips, and of course the military might that can cross the earth in moments to turn cities into ash and rubble.
By Brier2 days ago in Humans
Live and Let Live Blues Saga. Content Warning.
A Live and Let Live Story (spoken intro — soft cello, gentle piano, slow breath) I grew up in a world that wanted everything neat, pressed, and proper
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 2 days ago in Humans
9 PSYCHOLOGICAL SIGNS SOMEONE REALLY LIKES YOU A LOT…
Why does someone suddenly remember small details about you that even you forgot? A strange thing happens when attraction enters the room. The brain becomes a quiet surveillance system.
By The Curious Writer2 days ago in Humans
11 GOLDEN RELATIONSHIP RULES
Why do some relationships feel like oxygen… while others feel like slow suffocation? Same words, same smiles, yet one feeds your nervous system while the other leaves a tight chest and restless nights.
By The Curious Writer2 days ago in Humans
11 SIGNS SOMEONE IS TRYING TO CONTROL YOU
Have you ever walked away from someone feeling smaller… but couldn’t explain why? The words sounded normal, almost caring, yet something in your chest tightened like a slow knot pulling inward.
By The Curious Writer2 days ago in Humans
WHY YOU FEEL AFRAID TO TAKE BIG STEPS IN LIFE…
Why do you sit there, knowing exactly what you should do next… and still feel that quiet resistance crawl up your spine? It’s not laziness.
By The Curious Writer2 days ago in Humans
How the Hallyu Wave Fixed the Broken Dating Algorithm for Asian Men
I remember reading the 2014 OkCupid data like it was a medical diagnosis. At the time, the numbers were a "black pill" for Asian men in the West. The stats showed they were the least likely to get a response, a demographic relegated to the "friend zone" before they even sent a greeting. It was a world where Hollywood only had room for one Asian guy, and he was usually a punchline or a martial arts master who never got the girl. If you were an Asian guy in a small Canadian city or a midwestern suburb, you weren't just fighting for a date. You were fighting a century of bad casting.
By John Doe2 days ago in Humans
Agreed Walk
Amos 3:3-7 (NIV) 3 Do two walk together unless they have agreed to do so? 4 Does a lion roar in the thicket when it has no prey? Does it growl in its den when it has caught nothing?
By Reborn Jem2 days ago in Humans
The Little Yellow Flowers of My Story
Passing by the bubble tea shop near the school after work the other day, I heard a song playing inside. The moment the intro started, I froze.
By Water&Well&Page3 days ago in Humans
Why Some Close Friends Slowly Drift Apart
Friendship is the kind of connection that feels like home, where you can be yourself with someone who makes you comfortable. But even the warmest homes can grow cold with time. If you have ever lost a friend not to a fight but simply to life, you are not alone.
By Nebulova📖3 days ago in Humans
Chad Pratt California and the Quiet Discipline of Endurance. AI-Generated.
Chad Pratt has long viewed life through the lens of endurance. His experiences as a runner taught him early that progress rarely comes in dramatic leaps. Instead, it builds gradually through consistency, patience, and a willingness to keep going even when the outcome is uncertain. Over time, those lessons extended far beyond athletics, influencing how he approached responsibility, personal challenges, and everyday life. The story of Chad Pratt California reflects how simple, repeated actions can form the foundation for lasting strength.
By Chad Pratt3 days ago in Humans
Don't Hollow Your Nest for a Half-Grown Son
Sigh, speaking of this, my heart feels like it’s being crushed by a giant boulder—I just have to get it off my chest. Take my cousin’s family as a prime example; it’s a living, breathing textbook case. Now, whenever I meet anyone, I can’t help but nag a little: if your son doesn't yet have the ability to "support a hearth and home," parents should never rush him into marriage, and for heaven's sake, don't lose your head and pour out your "coffin money"—your entire life savings—just to set him up! That’s not bringing a daughter-in-law into the family; that’s digging a hole for yourself, and a bottomless one at that!
By Water&Well&Page3 days ago in Humans