Disorientation Stories

A short story about a man trying to seek a way out of his misery and his values of life and living.

Say, a server in a hotel, if only he senses his service at the tables as a contribution to the society at large, notwithstanding his modest earnings, still the quality of his fulfillment could be immeasurable. Thus, expanding on Peter Drucker's 'a first-rate truck driver is better than a tenth-rate executive' we can say that the former could feel fulfilled on account of his sense of contribution, which would be beyond the grasp of the latter despite his material overreach. So, that is how the sense of contribution is the source of fulfillment in life that mere contentment cannot bring about.

See how's... A life to a normal Earth Dweller like you... See how he continues living with so many things happening, How he manage stuff, He does stuff, How he doesn't give up... So Technically this is a simple life of a teenage boy..

Residents of an apartment complex find that their residence has been transformed into something wholly unrecognisable. Now trapped inside a place that defies all logic, they are given no indication of what they must do to either survive or escape.

Did you ever have a feeling, in a dream at least, that the space around you makes no sense and follows no laws of reasons? This poem is about that.

Art by :@luminous_slime on twitter. George is still falling asleep (inspiration from GeorgeNotFound's "I Blew Up The Dream SMP..." stream)

A set of Haiku and Haiku inspired poems about my daily experiences and musings while on the BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit).

Chara dreemurr is a thief in a world where monsters and humans are united on the surface. They live an easily life while they steal possessions for a living in exchange for necessity. Not for long, they stumble upon a knife, And learn how to use it.