Humannature Stories

Things happen and people change. But can we all forgive and forget? Melinda Newton lived a pretty good life. She was exceptionally good at school, had a great heart, and best of all met her one true love early on. However, her true love might not as true as she thought when she finds out she's pregnant. What happens when a secret that Melinda hid so well finally comes out? She quickly realizes how hard it is to share your love with the rest of the world, especially when he's Michael Jackson. What happens when Melinda finally realizes how opaque his world really is? Can all the mistakes made be reversed?

We grow up being told what is right, what is wrong, what success looks like, what we should want, and how we are supposed to live. But how often do we stop and ask why? Things We Never Question is a collection of essays about the ordinary things we often accept without thinking twice. From competition and academic pressure to success, failure, expectations, relationships, and the lessons we learn as we grow, these essays take familiar ideas and look at them from a different perspective. There are no perfect answers here. Only questions, observations, experiences, and lessons. Because sometimes, we need to question what we were taught. Sometimes, we need to look at something we have always believed and ask, "Is it really?" Because maybe the things we never question are the things we understand the least.

The world is a complicated place. Not only humans but several livings have been living in this multiverse for years, building love, trust and most importantly collarboration to keep the peace. But this peace didn't last long. The ruler of the world has fallen and so has the wall of solidarity. The story follows the protagonist, a girl named Flora Gray, who firstly seems to be a normal girl in a normal life. After moving into a new city after her grandma's death, she digs into her grandma's story that goes back to the rulers of the world. Are humans the only existence? No! Let's follow Flora on her journey to becoming something that once held the world together! In her journey, she meets several new friends like elves, vampires and even werwolves! Is she just a normal girl now or is there more behind her ancestors?? Let's find it out and welcome to a love beyond the mortal realms, a story about a seemingly normal human girl and her destined lover... Follow her into a journey where she falls inlove with someone outside the human world! That's right! Maybe..that someone will help her fix the world. This story is originally made up by me and all the characters also are mine!

A prequel to The Book of Abbadon and the second novel in the franchise, The Book of Gareth follows a man-turned-android who has sacrificed everything including his own humanity to a corrupt organization for revenge. Pursuing the killer of his sister in Voldoor, a cyberpunk city that's absent of morality, Gareth must solve the mystery of who's responsible for her death while simultaneously taking orders and jobs from his corporate overlords as their personal killing machine; eliminating threats to their company and taking on difficult tasks that are too dangerous for any normal man. Gareth will begin to explore the worst aspects of human nature as he seeks his vengeance in a despicable and vile metropolis that only rewards greed and self-centered desires, devoid of empathy and disregardful of the lives of people who rank lower on the social and economic hierarchy. Anybody who stands between Gareth and the person who took his sister from him will be slaughtered like an animal on the mission to find her killer, that is, until an arbiter of accountability appears in the city; making Voldoor's corporate overlords pay for their sins and terrorizing them with the fear of being held responsible for their heinous actions... They will want Gareth to protect them, and at that point, Gareth must obey.

CEMENT Ordinary material. Extraordinary problems. People get stuck. In habits. In relationships. In bad decisions. Sometimes quite literally in concrete. Cement is a collection of dry, absurd and comical short stories about ordinary people caught in situations that become increasingly difficult to explain. A funeral goes wrong. A convoy rolls out like the Wild West. A meeting without purpose. A receipt becomes a record of a life. And sometimes, the best thing to do with a perfectly good piece of concrete is absolutely nothing. Standalone stories. Unexpected situations. Very little sense of escape (unless you're a snail). Fantasy tales feature as well, and they too don't escape the lure of cement.

One person. Ten different eyes. Ten members of a family gather around a table for the final words of the man they all loved, respected, and looked up to-their grandfather, who is no longer there to answer them. They aren't there for his money. They aren't there for his possessions. They only want to know one thing: What were they to him? They came with questions about the man they thought they knew. But by the time his words are finished, they may find themselves questioning something else entirely. Themselves.

What if the greatest form of power was not the ability to control others but the ability to become almost impossible to control? OPHIDIOMANCER is an exploration of human behaviour, hidden motives, influence, conflict, perception, trust, fear, ambition, and the psychology of power. Beneath every conversation lies an incentive. Beneath every alliance, a calculation. Beneath every certainty, a blind spot. To understand the serpent is not to become the serpent. It is to recognize the coil before it tightens. This is not a manual for controlling people. It is an examination of how control operates and how one might develop the clarity, composure, and strategic awareness to remain sovereign over oneself. The hand that controls everything eventually becomes controlled by what it cannot let go of.

What if the greatest mystery in the universe is not the universe itself-but you? For thousands of years, Indian philosophers have asked questions that modern humanity still struggles to answer: Who am I? Why do I suffer? What is freedom? What is consciousness? What makes life meaningful? And what remains when everything I call "me" disappears? This is not a book that asks you to blindly believe. It is an invitation to question. Drawing inspiration from the Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Buddhism, Jain philosophy, Vedanta, and other streams of Indian thought, this journey explores the self, desire, karma, consciousness, suffering, identity, freedom, and the strange relationship between human beings and reality. But there is one central idea: Perhaps the deepest philosophical journey is not discovering the world-it is discovering the one who is experiencing it. You may agree. You may disagree. You may even find yourself questioning beliefs you have carried your entire life. And that is exactly where the journey begins. Enter with an open mind. Leave with deeper questions.

"Echoes of the Soul: Reflections and Poetry" is a collection of verses born from the depths of human experience: love, loss, faith, loneliness, hope, and the passage of time. Through poetry and reflections, the author opens a window into his inner world, where each piece is an echo of what has been lived, felt, and left unspoken. These are not merely words: they are fragments of life transformed into voice. This book does not promise perfect answers, but sincere questions. It speaks of what hurts, what saves us, what is lost... and what remains within us even when everything else changes. For those who have loved, fallen, believed, doubted... and still keep moving forward.

Some stories are told through characters. Others are told through the thoughts they leave behind. Thoughts is a collection of reflections, essays, and philosophical musings born from ordinary moments and extraordinary emotions. It explores love that arrives too late, ambition that survives failure, the quiet strength of resilience, the weight of memory, the beauty of uncertainty, and the countless questions that make us human. There is no single protagonist here. Perhaps the protagonist is you. If even one page stays with you after you've closed the book, then these thoughts have found the home they were searching for.

Some journeys begin with a destination. Others begin with a feeling. And then there are journeys that begin with a voice only the heart can hear. A vast ocean stands between you and the shore you dream of reaching. You enter it carrying faith, hope, illusion, and the warmth of those you believed would never leave. But oceans have a way of revealing what shores conceal. One by one, the companions disappear. The boat begins to break. The strength begins to fade. And eventually, there is nothing left to hold on to- except the will to keep moving. This is not merely a story about losing people. It is about losing the versions of yourself you once thought you needed to survive. It is about Mohabbat / Love-the kind that makes you cross an ocean for someone. And Ishq-the kind that makes you cross it until there is no one left to reach... not even yourself. Because perhaps the greatest love story is not the one where you find someone at the end. Perhaps it is the one where, after losing everything, you finally find what was left of you.

The world is not a courtroom of justice; it is a chessboard of influence. From the moment we are born, we are thrust into a complex web of power dynamics, social hierarchies, and strategic maneuvers. Most people walk through this web blindfolded, believing that hard work, innate goodness, and sheer luck are the only variables that determine success. They are wrong. THE ARCHITECTURE OF INFLUENCE is not designed to comfort you; it is designed to arm you. Author Naitik Saxena dismantles preconceived notions of morality and fairness to reveal a far more calculated and unsentimental reality: power is engineered piece by piece. Whether you are scaling a digital newsletter into an empire, maneuvering through high-stakes brand negotiations, or cultivating an impenetrable personal mystique, enduring influence requires supreme situational awareness and strategic execution. History is a graveyard of brilliant individuals who possessed ambition but misunderstood leverage. By internalizing the historical lessons and psychological mechanics laid out across 52 chapters, you will learn to read the hidden currents of any room and outmaneuver opponents who rely purely on emotion. Inside this manual, you will master: - The Principle of the Void: Learn the art of absence to bypass analytical defenses and appeal directly to the primal drivers of human nature. - The Currency of Restraint: Wield silence as a weapon to drain your adversaries' emotional endurance and outlast their defenses. - The Architecture of Dependency: Make yourself indispensable by intentionally manufacturing cognitive friction and restricting the supply of your presence. - The Leverage of Flaws: Transform your perceived weaknesses into an unpredictable variable and a potent form of structural leverage. The architecture of influence requires immense emotional discipline and a willingness to see the world exactly as it is, rather than how you wish it to be. The board is set. It is time to learn how to play.

Before I Name It: The Art of Observation What if we observed before we judged? What if, before calling someone hateful, foolish, hypocritical, strange, or wrong, we simply allowed ourselves to see them? Before I Name It: The Art of Observation is a collection of thoughts, observations, questions, and philosophies born from everyday life. It is not a book that claims to have all the answers. It is a record of a mind that keeps noticing, questioning, reflecting, and sometimes changing its own perspective. From religion and belief to human behaviour, morality, creativity, identity, disagreement, and the strange contradictions of being human, these pages explore one simple idea: Observe the world without labels. And when the observation turns inward, observe yourself with the same honesty. Because perhaps understanding does not always begin with knowing. Perhaps it begins with looking.

A collection of short poems ive written. These are intended to help me understand not just myself but human nature. Most are psychological,or philosophical but i dont have just one way of writing. warning!!!! i do not subscribe to grammar >;( some poems are abit disturbing so ill add a trigger warning before hand but do proceed with caution!

A Story Begin When A School At The Brink Of Being Closed Somehow Recruit A Man Called Althur Without Clear Background Of Teaching To Be Put In The Worst Class In The School,How Would He Be Able To Make It Till The End?

Our narrator doesn't know what to do with herself. She's supposed to be a therapist, but is she even qualified? Addicted to laxatives and struggling with her own life, she pursues one of her clients down the psychological path. Is it love? Or something more sinister? Her Name Was Rosalie tells the story of our narrator over the weeks leading up to Christmas, before she disappears from her town forever.

The world is in danger and the Doctor is nowhere to be seen. Left behind, Yaz, Ryan and Graham have been given only one task: find Jane Smith, and keep her safe.

After a near-fatal accident costs him his legs, a search-and-rescue worker on a distant research colony wakes up in a synthetic body - stronger, tireless, and no longer quite human in the ways that used to matter most.

Poems

With a sudden but extreme onset of health-impairing symptoms, Jordan and Parker find solace in each other and their shared experiences- despite having never met before- as they're both plagued with visions of disasters. Unable to figure out how to stop the visions to try to recover, Parker pulls away from it all. Jordan continues to seek answers, at least until the answers come to her. The two newly-acquainted strangers are forced to navigate a revived generational curse in an effort to save themselves and others. *All images are mine.