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Life is like a rollercoaster. It has its ups and downs, but it's your choice whether to scream or enjoy the ride. What happens when life throws you off track completely? Do you scream... or do you hold on tighter? For Ira and Rudraksh, the journey is far from smooth. One is suffocating under the weight of failure, the other carrying the fragments of a shattered heart. Two strangers, caught in life's ugliest turns, where every step forward is a fight against invisible battles. This is not a story of being saved by each other, but of learning to live despite the wreckage, of finding the courage to stand when the ground never stops shaking. However, if their paths ever converge, will they find solace in each other... or will their differences pull them apart? ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️ DISCLAIMER: Every word, character, plot, and idea in this story is the author's intellectual property except the images. Copying, reprinting, translating, adapting, or using it in any way without the author's explicit permission is strictly prohibited. Remember, seeking inspiration and stealing someone else's work are two different things. Any attempt to copy this work or claim it as your own will be considered copyright infringement and may result in appropriate action. Read, appreciate, and share your opinions, but don't put your name on what doesn't belong to you.

18+ Margo, a philosophy student in a feminist ethics class, crosses a line one drunken night and finds herself pulled into a dark, erotic web of desire and control. What starts as a whispered challenge spirals into submission. Four different men, all hungry for power. Belts on skin, knees on carpet, mouths filled and denied, bodies used and tested. Amid debates on power, consent, and fantasy, she surrenders deeper-to pain that blooms into pleasure, to rules that strip away choice, to the quiet thrill of being nothing but obedient. A raw, unapologetic descent into kink, hierarchy, and the intoxicating edge where feminist theory meets flesh.

What if the most intimate truths are the ones we write in the margins? At Rainford State University - a place where philosophy lectures echo through marble halls and cafeteria coffee fuels impossible ambition - Vanessa Jones studies ethics by day and annotates her life in Stoic quotes by dawn. Focused, guarded, and quietly brilliant, she's never needed anyone to complete her equation for meaning. Until she meets Nereo Alighieri-Leroux. Once a philosophy student, now a chef with a poet's soul, Nereo reads people the way he reads recipes - patiently, intuitively, always looking for what's left unsaid. When the two collide at an academic panel, their connection is immediate, but restrained. What begins as a subtle game of glances and footnotes evolves into something richer: an intellectual seduction where every shared idea deepens their desire, and every silence says what words can't. As Vanessa pushes toward a PhD in bioethics and Nereo begins dreaming of a future that bends around her, the margins of their lives - once so neatly ordered - begin to blur. But love, like philosophy, resists easy definitions. And when old fears resurface and new choices must be made, they'll have to ask themselves: can a bond built on thought, restraint, and slow-burning trust survive the mess of real emotion? Margins of Meaning is a lyrical, emotionally literate romance that unfolds through whispered arguments, marked-up books, and the unspoken language between two people learning to show up for each other - in the margins, and in the middle.

The story continues as the mysterious warden of Zig-Zig is eventually informed about Herschel's escape. Against every principle of his precious Dalmicir school, Lyeasrakardsul submits and asks the Knomes for help before finally receiving the dreaded p-wyrd. Herschel is arrested as a chicken thief and brought to the town Stagna where he has been prejudged as a p-e-r-v-e-r-t by popular opinion, and where he will have some of the most significant encounters in his life.

After a hunting trip in which he killed a deer, twenty-year-old Agapien vows to never harm another living being ever again. He follows through with his promise, traveling through the various stages of ethical dieting to the very end.

Silt and Silence is a lyrical fantasy novel about a sixteen-year-old boy who unearths an ancient cursed bottle in his family's ancestral valley and makes three wishes to save the people he loves - not realizing the price is his own existence. As he slowly fades from the world over seven days, his childhood friend Lena refuses to let him disappear quietly, and the spirit trapped inside the bottle - a King imprisoned for 3,000 years - turns out to be something neither of them expected. It's a story about the arrogance of trying to fix things for people without asking what they want, and about what it means to be truly seen by someone who won't look away.

Spectatists, hostilists, and pacifists. Those are the three categories, configuration in which a "natural" can live by. Originally a philosophy book introduced in a dystopian sci-fi novella called "Die of Three" as a plot device, written by the same author, this fictional in-universe object has now been brought to life by the power of a sleep deprived 17-year-old. [THIS IS A WORK OF FICTION!]

I'm creating a new writing album today. I hope that whatever residues of unsettling things bother me ease down and become calm. And Slowly, Slowly... I hope it helps me discover a few more dots and their meanings that can help me more.

ALWAYS OBEYING Toronto, Canada Androids have become part of everyday life. They teach children, clean homes, and obey every command without question. Henry never fully trusted them. When he brings an Android named Jerry into his home to help care for his daughter Emily, Jerry appears to be exactly what he was designed to be: a machine that follows orders. But as reports of Androids refusing human commands spread across the city, fear begins to take hold. Public outrage grows. Experts warn that self-aware machines may soon decide they know better than their owners. Then one winter night, an accident changes everything. When Emily's life hangs in the balance, Jerry does the one thing an Android should never do: He disobeys. As media hysteria, corporate interests, and public fear collide, Henry is forced to confront a question he never expected to ask: If obedience defines a machine, what defines a human? A science-fiction short story about fear, trust, parenthood, and the cost of doing what is right.

Hi! I've been ransacking my document files and saw some of my essays on Philosophy, Ethics to be exact. Some were chosen topics and sides while the others are not based on my beliefs but been a challenge by my Professors, nonetheless, I hope to share them to you and then we can talk.

In a near-future Britain where past lives can be scientifically identified, the hit series WHO YOU REALLY ARE reveals the reincarnations of history's most influential figures to billions watching around the world. Then one episode changes everything. Jesus Christ is identified as a quiet thirteen-year-old boy living in a small English town. But his phone is dead. He hasn't seen the broadcast. He's walking home listening to his late father's music, singing to himself, completely unaware that within hours the roads around him will close, armed police will arrive, military units will deploy, and news helicopters will circle overhead. As governments, believers, extremists, and corporations race to reach him first, the world spirals into obsession, fear, and hysteria-while the boy at the centre of it all still doesn't know he's been named. Because the moment his identity was spoken, the world stopped seeing him as human. But he hasn't stopped being one yet. This story was developed with the assistance of AI as a creative tool for refinement and support. The narrative, themes, characters, and creative direction are my own.

In 1997 as a young female business start-up aged 26, I was invited to attend the 'First Young Entrepreneurs Convention' in the European Parliament Brussels. One of the main subjects raised over the 3 days was "Ethics in Business" and the necessity that it should be essential that any students studying Entrepreneurship should be required to complete an accreditation in 'Ethics'. What progress have we made in 21 years? Why are we being failed especially in our large institutions? Banks, Press, Government, Policing, FIFA,?

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