Distortedreality Stories

A psychological mystery thriller about memory, identity, and the terrifying question: If pain disappeared... would we still be human? As strange frequencies spread across the city, Lia and her friends uncover the existence of the mysterious Project MUTE - a secret experiment created to erase human trauma through sound.

She isnt broken. Not falling apart. Just slightly removed from everything that is supposed to feel real. Her friends notice the distance, even if they cannot name it. Her life continues anyway messages, conversations, laughter in the right places. She learns how to perform being present well enough that no one asks too many questions. But inside, there are gaps. Moments where time doesn't connect properly. Reflections that feel unfamiliar. Thoughts that arrive without permission and leave without explanation. And then there is him. Not someone who saves her. Not someone who understands her. Just someone who exists in a way that feels steady enough to notice. As her perception of reality begins to fracture in ways she cannot fully describe, she tries to fit in to normal life friends, routine, silence, anything that still responds to her. But some experiences do not ask to be understood. They only ask to be endured. And not everything that feels like it is disappearing was ever fully there to begin with.

A dark, eerie attic with a large cracked mirror against the wall. The mirror's surface is distorted, as if it's rippling like water, and there are fragments of broken glass on the floor reflecting a twisted, ghostly figure trapped inside. The room is dimly lit, with dust particles floating in the air and old, forgotten furniture scattered around. The atmosphere is heavy, filled with a malevolent energy, casting deep shadows across the wooden floor and beams. The scene is unsettling, creating a strong sense of horror and supernatural dread.

After one of the most awful days in her life, Eva Romney goes for a relaxing run on the trail behind her house. Cursing her failing life and her toxic boss, she fails to notice the clouds gathering above her. That is until she gets struck by lightning. Overcome by her luck to still be alive after the shock, she leaves her toxic thoughts behind, finishes her run, and then returns home, as always. The next morning, she is the calmest she's ever been. Surviving has turned her recent sulkiness into the purest happiness, and everything seems to be going right for once in her life. At least until she finds the windshield of her car covered in blood. Struggling to remember whether she had anything to do with it, she starts down a path in which reality is twisted. Soon after, people begin to disappear, and everyone claims she is to blame. As Eva struggles to find the truth, all clues lead to one conclusion. Everyone could be right. She might be the guilty party. 💀💀💀 Nope, this is definitely not me jumping on the ONC hype train. Come to the OMC side. We have mangoes. No, that is not a typo #ifyouknowyouknow

"In a world where reality frays at the edges, a masked boy slips into his imagination. Church organs play backwards, toys are carved from knives, and a new phobia - anthroclaoustrophobia, the fear of soulveil - takes root. With only two characters, this surreal horror explores queerness, identity, and the fragile line between memory and madness. Inspired by haunting music but wholly original, this story blurs the boundary between nightmare and dream, inviting readers into a faded, eerie world where nothing is certain and everything is unsettling."

A random musing based on a dream.

When Leon wakes up one morning, something feels wrong. The clock shows a time that doesn't exist. His room looks exactly the same, but the photographs on the wall show a different face - his, but not quite. Each day, the world changes slightly. People call him by another name. A scar appears on his face that he swears wasn't there yesterday. And every time he falls asleep, the details around him rewrite themselves - as if he's slipping through layers of nearly identical realities. But Leon isn't lost. He's being reconstructed. In a terrifying race against his own identity, he must figure out which version of himself is real - before all the others decide he doesn't deserve to exist. Fragmented explores the fear of identity and perception - when reality itself becomes the enemy.

The book follows a protagonist whose mind begins to unravel as they are plagued by eerie occurrences that blur the line between reality and delusion. It begins with subtle shifts-a feeling of being watched, strange reflections, whispers at the edges of perception-but as the story unfolds, these sensations grow more intense and impossible to ignore. The protagonist starts questioning their own sanity, struggling to differentiate between what's real and what's in their head. Is someone-or something-watching them, or are they simply losing their grip on reality? As they spiral deeper into paranoia, the boundaries of their own identity begin to fracture, and they realize they may not be the only one in control of their mind. With each passing day, the tension grows, and the truth becomes harder to discern. The story keeps readers on edge, with unreliable narration and distorted imagery that makes them question everything. As the protagonist's mental state deteriorates, the lines between the observer and the observed blur, and the final revelation leaves the reader wondering if they're trapped in this madness alongside the character. A chilling psychological thriller, this book explores the nature of reality, self-awareness, and the terrifying idea that what you think you know may be nothing more than a reflection of something far darker.

Karan lives two lives-one as a devoted husband and father, the other as a 15-year-old boy reunited with his first love, Aarohi. Every time he sleeps in one world, he wakes up in the other, memories erased... until they start to bleed through. As he clings to love in both realities, horrifying supernatural events begin tearing his mind apart. Trapped between fantasy and reality, love and obsession, life and death-Karan must make the ultimate choice. But can he ever truly escape the past... or himself? A haunting psychological-horror that explores memory, regret, and the terrifying cost of love.

The chapter is marked by a growing sense of psychological suspense and uncertainty, as Alyson finds herself questioning the reliability of her own memories and perception of reality. Is Alyson actually in danger or is her mind playing tricks on her?

After his run in with their group, Jake rounds the corner. He leans against the wall to keep himself from falling over but then the world goes dark. ___________________________________________________________________________ Jake is a normal 16 year old boy. He goes to high school like a normal person, admires girls, and does everything a teenage boy should. He is normal until the day he isn't.

Somnio, ergo inanis sum

She came home to find her family dead in the garage. Car smashed into the wall, shattered headlights. Blood everywhere. Liam held her as she stared, bloodcurdling screams echoed down the silent street. It's been a year since it happened. It was an accident, they said. Time heals, they said. But Lilian knew the reality of grief, pain and loss and how it can slowly eat away a person's soul. As she receives letters from her dead mother, waking up in bright white rooms covered with glinting mirrors, she realises that her reality is not what it seems to be like.

> "Do you like stories that burn you up inside and rewire your mind? Shrouds of Time isn't about salvation... it's about who deserves to burn first." "What if the very disaster that will scorch your eyes... is also the doorway to worlds you've never seen before?" On a morning he thought was the beginning of new torment, Yusuf met a girl who handed him a box of colors- and gave him a red one, to which he replied: "This is the color of my blood... on the day you'll burn me." But she didn't know he was speaking in the tongue of the future... A future that would return to him through the ticking of a strange clock, where he'd realize that the trembling of her fingers on the day they first met was the very first drop in a flood that would soon destroy his world. This is not a story of betrayal... But a journey through the corridors of a distorted time, where fire reshapes memories- and the question becomes: Does survival lie in running from the past... or in burning with it?

"Trusting is hard for those who see the wolf in sheep's clothing." ~author There are many people in the world. There are the bubbly, the sad, the depressed, the unknowing, the beauty queens, the beauty kings, the comedians, the lovers, the nerds, the hyperactive, the tomboys, ect. With all these people who is there to trust? 17 year old Mysty Jones jumps out of the cage her family set up for her and decided to go on her own path. Mysty keeps trusting the wrong people, so why doesn't she return to her cage?

YES THE COVER IS AI!!!!!!! What would you do if you were the only one who constantly kept hearing a soft, sorrowful melody that followed you everywhere... except in your dreams? What if that voice belonged to someone you've never met, but somehow they seem to know you better than you know yourself? Damian is just that boy. A quiet 11th grader no one really talks to. Everybody thinks he's schizophrenic. Always staring off at things no one else sees. But behind his silence there lies a haunting melody always playing at the back of his head. ------------------------

In the relentless pursuit of perfection, Yash has always lived in the shadow of his twin brother, Abhinav-the golden child who excels in everything. Despite his tireless efforts, Yash is constantly overshadowed and overwhelmed by the impossible standards set by Abhinav. As he grapples with his own inadequacies, Yash's reality begins to blur, pulling him into a labyrinth of self-doubt and despair. In this psychological drama, the fine line between ambition and obsession threatens to shatter Yash's world.

Its about a guy who quit his job as a customer service representative, and didn't know what to do next. He had some misadventures and insights with his friends, while being in a trippy state. He ends up becoming a youtuber, here is the link to his channel xD https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCsF2wOwCRPfiy1gGFT_Cdw

"ROT" is a spoken eulogy for someone still alive. This is an unflinching look at addiction, abandonment, and the quiet violence of watching someone decay in front of you. It's grief, rage, and mourning tangled in one. A poem for the ones who were left to rot alongside the people they couldn't save.