Latest Stories
Most recently published stories in Chapters.
Me, Myself and I
This was the time to take stock. Looking back, it was like I was examining someone else's life. I’d been to the brink of Hell and felt like I was going mad. But I’d come back. And I was successful by most people’s measure. Some, knowing snippets of what I had been through, admired me for my strength of character. Even if I did not feel strong in myself. I know, it is fairly common to be self-deprecating. This goes to a whole new level in most people who have experienced abuse, however.
By Lilly Cooper3 years ago in Chapters
The overuse and addiction to social media
THE MISUSE OF SOCIAL MEDIA. In the rapidly evolving landscape of digital communication, social media has emerged as a ubiquitous force, transforming how we connect, share, and interact. While these platforms offer unprecedented opportunities for communication and self-expression, an increasingly prevalent concern has emerged—the overuse and addiction to social media. This topic delves into the intricate interplay between human behavior, technology, and psychology, shedding light on the signs, causes, and consequences of excessive social media engagement. From compulsive scrolling to the dopamine-driven allure of likes and notifications, exploring the realm of social media overuse unveils a complex tapestry of rewards, challenges, and implications for individual well-being and society at large. This exploration seeks to unravel the captivating yet often elusive phenomenon that has captured the attention of millions in an ever-connected world.
By Victor Sunday3 years ago in Chapters
Save One Bullet
During my trip to the mall, I intended to buy myself the works, cut, color, nails, pedicure and finish off the day with a week’s worth of brand-new clothes. It was early enough in the day at the salon they had plenty of openings. After telling the stylist what I wanted she began mixing up a magic potion in a little ceramic cup and snapped on gloves like she was preparing to do a prostate exam. Wait. I don’t have one of those.
By Tina D'Angelo3 years ago in Chapters
The Dark Before the Dawn
It was darkness. I was lost. Wandering through my life just existing, instead of living. Therapy had helped after the abuse of my ex-husband, but really it had only helped me cope with the dark thoughts that had manifested from the things he made me believe for years.
By Hope Martin3 years ago in Chapters
Love:A Journey Through the Heart
Love, the most mysterious and powerful force known to humanity, has woven its intricate threads through the tapestry of human existence for centuries. From ancient poets to modern philosophers, artists, and thinkers, the concept of love has captivated our hearts and minds, leaving an indelible mark on our collective consciousness. Join us on a journey through the labyrinth of love, as we explore its various facets, guided by inspiring quotes that illuminate its beauty and complexity.
By Saurya Bikram Bisht3 years ago in Chapters
Gentle Stories of Discovery: Chapter 1 - The Invitation
THE INVITATION It perched on the mantelpiece, aloof, self-assured, and provocative. A seemingly harmless rectangle of card bearing its messages in sophisticated font and branding colours. Yet I felt the thud of my heart each time I glanced in its direction. Too ashamed to respond, yet too frightened not to, I allowed the entire business of the invitation to consume me.
By Teresa Renton3 years ago in Chapters
