Markanthony Stories

Peter has been alone for most of his life, even in childhood, but that didnt stop him from being a successor in life. yet he doesn't know what to do. that all changes once he meets his special woman to live with his entire life i used the lyrics to a song in this short story, "Vivir Mi Vida" by Mark anthony. this song inspired me to make this story. now, stop reading this and read the story, enjoy.

Cleopatra VII the most famous queen of Egypt who ruled for 300 years. Some people says she's the most amazing, beautiful, brave, strong queen. As "She was queen of Egypt, Cyrene and Cyprus, heir to the long and proud dynasty of the Ptolemies ... a passionate but also very astute woman who had maneuvered Rome - and would maneuver Rome again - into advancing the interests of the Ptolematic legacy." SHE'S CLEOPATRA VII THE REIGNING QUEEN. Credits to the real owner of the picture and thanks to ylassa for editing.

MATURE CONTENT In the history of the ancient world there is but one woman who eclipses all others. She is known my the name of Cleopatra. The author of 'Cleopatra' has made up most of what is in this book- characters, events, etc... Somethings are true to history (like the main characters), but most is not. Warning! 17+ for drugs and explicit sex scenes. Enjoy-

In a world where every man carries a glowing purple bubble that measures his happiness, one man begins to question the cost of constant perfection. When despair grows, the bubble expands-and eventually consumes. Purple Blur is a haunting reflection on isolation, masculinity, and the price of silence. This Mental Health Awareness Month, let's look past the surface-level greetings and commit to a real, open dialogue. Mental health is a part of our shared humanity-it's not a weakness, it's not a secret, and it's certainly not something anyone should navigate in isolation. We all have days when the weight of the world feels too heavy. The key isn't to pretend those days don't happen, but to build a community where it's safe to say, "I need help." If that day is today for you, please know there are people ready to listen, right now: A suicide and crisis hotline: Available by phone or text. The Crisis Text Line: Text "HOME" to 741741 The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Helpline: Call 1-800-950-NAMI (6264) Let's use this month to be kinder to ourselves and more present for one another. A simple "how are you, really?" can make all the difference. Stay strong, stay connected, and never be afraid to reach out. Best, Mark-Anthony Mallinson