Nothingness Stories

Orson has always felt things differently. Quiet, distant, colder and calmer than most. Years later, as a psychology professor, he believes he understands the mind well enough to keep his own in order. But when someone enters his life, that calm begins to shift. Where Nothing Ends is a psychological story about memory, attachment, and the space between what we feel and what we choose to believe.

what troubles you, my dear? - a diary of my life.

Ugly. Crooked. Lost. That is what we are. That is what I am. All Rights Reserved. 2017 • TakeOffYourGlasses

this is a book, of random things.

"What? Everything we believed... wrong? No-Gibhor would not betray me. Yet I feel it-the ache, the hunger. The void whispers, the devil claws at my soul. Will this cycle repeat forever? Save me. Kill me before I turn, before I drag this world into darkness. The power tempts, it burns... but I must not. End me before I end creation." https://discord.gg/zWYHDMJXJr

I literally just wrote this story out of nowhere, I can't tell if it's trashy or actually symbolic... I usual plan writings but this just stacked word after word and became something. Extremely short though, I apologize. I believe I was slightly inspired by the game: Little Nightmares, but I don't know, this just came to me if that makes any sense.

Life is a beautiful thing, but it can also be harsh and unforgiving. It can break you down and leave you feeling empty and lost. The broken trinkets of life are the shattered pieces of our hopes and dreams that we thought were unbreakable. They are the pieces of our hearts that have been shattered by disappointment, loss, and pain. Nihilism is the belief that life has no meaning or purpose. It is the idea that everything is ultimately meaningless and that there is no ultimate truth or value in anything. Nihilism can be a dark and depressing philosophy, but it can also be liberating in its own way. It can free us from the constraints of society and allow us to create our own meaning and purpose in life. The broken trinkets of life and nihilism often go hand in hand. When we experience loss and pain, it can be difficult to find meaning and purpose in life. We may feel like everything we once believed in has been shattered and that there is no point in trying anymore. This is where nihilism can come in and offer us a new perspective. It can help us see that the meaning and purpose we once believed in were just illusions, and that we have the power to create our own meaning and purpose in life. In a way, the broken trinkets of life and nihilism can be seen as two sides of the same coin. They both represent the struggle to find meaning and purpose in a world that can be cruel and unforgiving. But they also represent the potential for growth and transformation. When we embrace our brokenness and accept the nihilistic nature of the world, we can begin to rebuild ourselves and create a new sense of purpose and meaning in life.

A compilation of poems and essays written through the years.

I'm being shattered i won't be the same person anymore I will be dark I will hurt people I can't stop this darkness I don't want to hurt people but I can't stop

seriously read the title

im sorry i just got bored and have nothing to inspire me

my mental state has created unfortunate nothings

does anything really matter? This is a fight between pessimism and optimism

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".

I'm not entirely sure how and what to say, but then again when is anybody. Who constitutes as anybody, anyways?

Far between sundown's finish and midnight's broken toll. We ducked inside the doorways, thunder went crashing. As majestic bells of bolts struck shadows in the sounds. Seeming to be the chimes of freedom flashing.