Nihilism Stories

♠ ------𝐌𝐚𝐥𝐞!Yandere!bully x 𝐌𝐚𝐥𝐞!reader //🙶𝐒𝐞𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝟐, 𝟏𝟗𝟗𝟏. 𝐃𝐞𝐚𝐫 𝐝𝐢𝐚𝐫𝐲, 𝐈'𝐯𝐞 𝐛𝐞𝐞𝐧 𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐟𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐛𝐥𝐲 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐬𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐥 𝐢𝐧 𝐡𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲.🙷// It all started when your mom sent you off to a niche school for rehabilitation after mistaking you for "insane". Now your stuck in Saint Leonard's high, the worst school in human history and possibly hell's pilot project. The school's so neglected and full of delinquents, bullies, and possibly murderers, even cops won't drive in this place after dark. but hey, silver lining, you've made a new friend. The one and only Gabriel Hale, the school's almighty. He's decided your his new 'best friend' and because of your golden status as Gabriel's buddy, your practically untouchable. Now you don't come here to learn, but spend this whole new year fucking around with your newfound power until you get out of this hellhole- oh, and Gabriel too, he's here to watch your back. ------ This book contains possibly offensive content, so beware.

A med student with a bright future tragically dies in a hospital shooting, but fortunately he gets reincarnated into a parallel universe where he lives a moderately good life and dies because of a drunk driver. But when he died in this world, he was reincarnated again instead of going into the non-existent void, and then this happened again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again. Cassian finds himself in an eternal constant of reincarnation across universes, he has tried multiple times to permanently die and go into the void, but he never succeeded in this. Instead each time he dies, he loses more capacity to care for existence. This leads to him becoming a nihilist, each world only has small differences, like if Abraham Lincoln lived a little longer, or if George Washington was never born, and so on. None of the worlds he gets reincarnated into have anything like magic or aliens, humanity is truly and utterly alone in every universe with no magic or anything supernatural at all. With his countless deaths and rebirths racking up to over a googolplex, he expects nothing to change. But wait a minute... why does he have paws in this life? ---------- It is important that you understand that this novel does NOT contain any explicit content, but there will at times be suggestive themes, tension, actions, and scenes. This novel may also at times have strong language, and dark themes. All of the characters in this novel belong solely to me, and me alone. Please understand that my writing gets better as it goes on, I think. One more thing, the description likely isn't that good, so I apologize for that.

Cyrus kills, tortures, and sabotages individual men-whether they deserve it or not - until that lazy but innocent girl enters his life. Disclaimer: This story contains explicit content, torture, gore, destruction, and other dark themes.

Literary reflections presented as a dialogue between two parties, addressing profound philosophical and intellectual issues within the depths of the human psyche in a philosophical, intellectual, and literary manner, and critiquing societal conditions and erroneous religious beliefs through a descriptive, creative, and philosophical approach.

Uhm... Philosophy thingish? AND AN UPDATE OF MY FOOLISH WRITING

Because I'm a sad gay poet and because I hate myself. This'll be a mix of poetry and me just like rambling on. TW for: Sa sh suicide attempts and ideation grooming and abuse eds gender dysphoria body image issues probably drugs and underage drinking and smoking I'll try to put specific at the start of each chapter

A collection of various philosophical aphorisms and statements I've been writing down lately.

Eight invasions. Eight kings. One queen who was never replaced. In the 12th century Sena dynasty, Chandralekha Sen survived conquest after conquest, bearing heirs to every ruler and remaining on the throne for twenty-five years. History turned her into everything - a vixen, a captive, a matriarch, a symbol, a legend. And then her son Mahendra Sen erased her. Now, in the present day, archaeologist Tanirika Roy becomes obsessed with uncovering who Chandralekha truly was... only to find that the more she digs, the less certain history becomes. Fragments of palm leaves, ruined truths, and a queen who may have wanted none of it to survive. Some stories are hidden. Some are rewritten. And some were never meant to be found. ⚠️ CONTENT WARNINGS Existential themes / nihilism Colonization & political conquest Loss of autonomy Power imbalance Historical violence (non-graphic) Emotional repression Identity erasure Philosophical despair Generational trauma Impermanence & death Themes of being forgotten Grief & quiet emotional devastation Internalized hopelessness Longing without resolution Soft angst Unresolved emotional pain Mentions of war & political turmoil Quiet suffering Bittersweet ending Characters coping through emotional detachment Optimistic nihilism vs. existential dread

Buku panduan demotivasi yang menggelitik, memantik, dan memaksa anda untuk melihat sudut pandang alternatif dalam menafsirkan romantika kompleksitas dunia. "jangan pernah sekalipun baca buku ini dalam keadaan tidak sadar, dan juga pasal-pasal yang ada didalam buku ini akan sering disesuaikan dengan mood saya." Begitulah ujar penulis.

A few lyrical and philosophical eruptions of mine in English and German Enjoy! (Updates whenever I feel like it)

Cosmos are vast, inconceivable, and impossibly out of the scope of understanding for a newly intelligent species such as humanity. Even with the marvels of science in the realm of reality and fiction, we can never even know what lurks behind. In this short story, set two centuries in the future, a family of enhanced humans face one such entity all to save the life of their human daughter.

"Literature is the most agreeable way of ignoring life." -Fernando Pessoa

A single villanelle poem that ponders the same question I'm sure most people have.

Stanley Ong, 25 Motto: "Never give a fuck on everything" Stanley represents all the young adults struggling in this ever-so-lonely cycle of life. Will he ever grow and change himself? Or will he sulk into the deep dark void, and pursue to delete himself?

The term "absurdity" is very well known in literature and frequently used by the writers of post 2nd World War. They use this term in the manner of its meaning or even more than that in their works. The effects of War and human sufferings from that caused absurdism to flourished and also spread Nihilism, meaninglessness, nothingness. The aim and motive of this paper is to prove that the idea of absurdism may be new which is observed by absurd writer on human bizarre situation, but the existence of absurdism was already been used in the writings of Elizabethan writers or before that. In these writers the king of drama, William Shakespeare was also one of the most prominent in whose writings the existence of absurdity can easily be traceable when he is well known for his tragedies and comedies. Although this existence was not noticed by or tagged by the writers or critics of that time as absurdism, there was its presence on the large scale. This paper is going to compare the level of absurdity among the playwrights of absurd and absurdism in the select works of Shakespeare. The idea here is that the writer who is still incomparable also created the levels of absurdity in his plays unintentionally without being aware of the notion of "Absurdism".

A nihilist's perspective on life.

Short philosophical poem about time passing

Scars are permanent. When they pile up on the soul, the soul seeks release. Before taking that last leap from the cliff it looks back...for the last time.

'Killing people was never what I intended Melissa, please, please understand that! It just kind of... Swung that way I guess.' Klaus glanced down to the floor. 'There aren't any words that can describe the feeling I get from doing something like that... It's just...' Melissa pushed her glasses down to the end of her nose, as if to lean into Klaus's words. The blue notebook in her hands clasped to her lap like a cat. 'Well... It's a release.'

The Loneliest of Men. Nihilsm, Bukowski, suicide, materialism