Historias de Humanbeings

Prompt Selected: You begin to realize that nothing is quite what it seems. * * * * Three centuries after the Correction of Humanity Act reshaped society, engineered beings known as Vatlings rule an isolated nation built on selective superiority. But among the four original lineages, one has begun to dwindle. When buried secrets come to light, Kaelis - a Lineage IV Variance Vatling - is confronted with a truth erased from history: empathy was never a flaw. It was deliberately subtracted... and secretly restored. As dormant coding begins awakening within Variance Vatlings across the nation, Kaelis and her few allies find themselves gripped by emotions that never meant to felt by their kind - fear, doubt, and compassion. While the dominant lineages tighten control and the illusion of order fractures, a hidden contingency waits beyond the surveillance grid: a refuge designed to preserve both natural humans and engineered beings capable of moral choice. Kaelis is not defective. She is functioning. And the world built on perfection is beginning to crack. * * * * Round 1 / 2,668 words Round 2 / Round 3 / Total Word Count: 2,668 (TBW)

Humans is a character-driven story where each chapter follows a different individual from a unique background, culture, or struggle, all connected by their shared time at university. Whether their paths cross briefly at the start or end of a page, these moments weave their lives together as they each move toward their destined fates-some beautiful, some tragic, and some entirely unexpected. Through diverse perspectives, the story explores love, loss, identity, ambition, and the quiet power of connection, painting a raw and honest portrait of what it means to be human in a vast, complex world.👄

"Tell me your troubles and doubts. Giving me everything inside and out." Or Two estranged sister reconnect through an unlikely study group filled with misfits and outcasts. Community season one. Cover made by -cuteharrington

This story is about Jade, a 17 years old girl who feels as if she doesn't belong in this society and tries to fit in with humans.

The world is ending. We are the destroyers. Surrounded by machines. Plagiarized by evil human beings, comparing our selves to one another. Young teenagers criticizing their every flaw following deep tunnels of depression. Young adults drowning in chemicals that poison their bodies and only temporarily numb the pain. Older generations shaking heads as they are thankful that they will not need to stick around much longer. The world is ending and we are watching it crumble to pieces. Fuel to a fire, propane to heat, people to ashes, grass to skyscrapers. We are the generation of destroyers. We are the destroyers of all generations.

The galactic equator, that is the center line across our Milky Way Galaxy, measures 300,000 light years or 9.223x10 to the power of 18 feet. If we were to design the perfect space mission able to take us from one side to another even our great great great grandchildren would not live to see the end of just our solar system. The universe is vast, ever expanding, and as far as we know infinite. Yet here we are, living beings who live and love. It is no wonder we put ourselves at the center of the universe, as the finish line of universal evolution. But there's so much knowledge to earn, so much nature undiscovered. Galactic Equator: A Collection of Poems explores our nature and place in the universe through rhythm and rhymes. Each poem is carefully created in meditation and passion. Discover between the lines of universal verses a personal outlook on life, the universe, and what has yet to come.

Reflections

A short short oxymoron

Once you become born again, avoid the temptations of backsliding. In the present world, temptations abound; everywhere you go, it is now left for you as a true believer to resist such temptations. Do not become an enemy of yourself; meditate on the word regularly when you notice you are treading the wrong path. Look up to God, and painstakingly avoid looking up to man. Resist any attempt to backslide by anyone; it could be your friends, your colleagues at your place of work, your relations, or anyone close to you. Be steadfast. Hosea 11:7

This poem is about birds. Even though we cannot understand them they are exactly like human beings. But the difference betweent them and us are when they cry from pain we can't see the tears, They are underestimated creatures.

Mamma Mia! Here we go again. Or When Alice and Max start their second year at Greendale and find that not much has changed. Community Season Two Cover made by-cuteharrigton

A short story on the musings of the Sun, just before setting. This story leans towards reflection on selfish human behavior. Enjoy and don't forget to write down what you think in comments!

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Have you ever lost hope in something or someone? This is a story where hope works in so many different ways. This is not my story but this story can be one of yours. This story is special to me because when I write this story it is coming from my heart. I hope you like this message and enjoy reading this. ~Kasey~

A collection of short stories about a pink brain and a purple caterpillar with no arms. Inspired by the daily challenges of having an over-active brain and imagination.

Hidden beneath a smile🎉

the sequel to short stories for kids --- chable wrote this book on wattpad. if seen anywhere else, dm me here (or email me if you know the correct address idk) - chablemisspell -