Hidden Ink
said about 18 hours ago It's been forever Howdy 🙂 Esteemed readers, I’m here to say something simple, but uncomfortable. Everyone carries an imagination — a fixed picture of how life is meant to be, how people should act, how things should unfold. We build these ideals so carefully, so confidently… as if reality signed an agreement to follow them. But it doesn’t. It never does. Life breaks structure. It ignores expectations. It moves in ways we didn’t plan for. We are taught patterns — routines, roles,...
He believed everyone was like him. Not in kindness. Not in love. Not in truth. But in calculation. To him, people were tools. Emotions were currencies. Kindness was weakness. Silence was submission. He had lived long enough manipulating people that he stopped seeing humans and started seeing patterns. If someone smiled, it meant they wanted something. If someone forgave him, it meant they were foolish. If someone stayed, it meant they could be controlled. And so he moved...
Pamilerin Esther
said 2 days agoHere comes the star whose light illuminates the universe, Basked in aura that boldly stands out, The world is in awe of her unique beauty. Her outstanding personality stands out among peers. Here comes another chapter of her reign, She embraces a new phase of life And begins another journey unknown, Having lost so many roses , The lily of the valley awaits her. Through trials and painful memories, She walks with her head up high, shedding her light to brighten up the world, All hail the...
Boipelo Thunzi
said about 2 months agoThe sun rose high, a deceitful grin Storms that raged and skies that cried as your last breath left .... And my world within the earth that held us, seemed to stay still . Unmoved by the storm, nature's fury . A cruel echo of the pain that's left me broken . Rivers we walked, now flow with pain While the wind whispers secrets, of memories past. The earth that held us , now feel cold. A betrayal my heart can't...
Amaray Enchill
said about 2 months ago PART I The Unsettling Discovery I was Elara, a final-year journalism student at the University of Ghana, working as an assistant to Mr. Kofi Adjei( not his real name)a prominent politician and rising star in Ghana's political scene. One evening, while organizing his files, I stumbled upon a cryptic document. It mentioned "sacrifices" and "full moon rituals." My curiosity piqued, I dug deeper and found a series of emails discussing payments and "deliveries" of young girls regionally My...
Kiraita Stephen
said about 2 months agoThe early morning mist drifted gently across the rolling green hills of Kisii, clinging to banana leaves and tea bushes like silver silk. Roosters crowed from distant homesteads, and the scent of wet earth filled the air. The sun slowly rose over Nyamache Ridge, casting golden light across the valley below. At the peak of the ridge stood a magnificent stone house, elegant yet humble, commanding a breathtaking view of the fertile land. This was the home of the Kiraita family. Mr. Kiraita, a...
Meryne Kassam
said about 2 months ago Hello everyone! 👋 This is my first post on Jey Geethan's platform. I'm excited to share my thoughts and experiences with you all. Feel free to leave comments and join the discussion. 😊 Thanks for reading!
Angelica Anne Roldan
said about 2 months agoOur life is has different realities, but with different sides. Or in our traditions or families are different, but our life will never be different cause it will stay the same. Angela Martinez is 16 years old today and a senior high schooler she is the girl that has dreams but can't make it through reality, she is lazy, not smart, ugly, and chubby and she try's to change herself into a perfect person, but she can't cause it's hard to change it. Like our life right now. Angela experience...
Daniel Walker
said about 2 months ago “We see the world not as it is, but as we are.” — Anaïs Nin THE WORLD ACCORDING TO HUMANS: LIFE INSIDE THE PRISON OF BELIEFS — A REALITY CHECK By Daniel Walker · The Razor’s Edge of Existence:...
Daniel Walker
said about 2 months agoThe piece offers a reflective and interdisciplinary exploration of how human beings construct belief systems—scientific, ideological, and religious—to create a sense of certainty within a reality that remains complex, evolving, and ultimately resistant to definitive closure. The essay examines how these frameworks, while intellectually necessary and culturally transformative, can become limiting when confused with reality itself. It calls for epistemic humility and a renewed openness to...