Ontological Stories

Kyle. A boy worn thin by expectations that were never truly his own-misunderstood, overestimated, and exhausted from a lifetime spent pleasing everyone but himself. After graduation, he leaves behind his quiet countryside home, hoping a distant university might finally offer him peace. Instead, the city offers him something far stranger than loneliness. Waiting inside the house meant to be his new start is a girl he has never met-serene, unfamiliar, and fundamentally wrong in ways he can't quite name. She doesn't feel human. And she isn't very good at pretending to be. She asks if she can live with him. Reluctant, and too kind to refuse, Kyle agrees-unaware that he has just welcomed into his life something far older and far greater than he could possibly understand. She is not merely otherworldly. She is an existence that should not care about human hearts at all-an Outer God wearing a fragile disguise, observing a species she was never meant to touch. Yet he fascinates her. Beneath his calm exterior is a boy shaped by a past that taught him to distrust affection, to measure love as obligation, and to fear what it might demand of him in return. His brokenness is not something Anathasia was prepared for-nor something her kind was ever meant to encounter. As she watches him, studies him, and begins to feel, the boundary between observer and participant begins to erode. What begins as quiet cohabitation becomes something far more dangerous. Will their impossible bond heal the wounds Kyle tried so desperately to bury- or will it awaken emotions in both of them that neither of their worlds will allow to exist?

Droopy eyes, dead inside. Maybe I should really die. Letting it slide, cursing my mind, Pretending to be nice, all the damn time. Can I really say I tried?

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What if the scariest thing in the world wasn't a monster under your bed... but the thought that put it there?

This was an essay I did for Meritocrats.org the published had been edited quite a bit, barely resembling this original . While both versions are solid I feel this has more heart.

Mateo knows she isn't very important. How could she be in a universe of nine quintillion humans, all bustling about with their insignificant lives? Her life will be no exception. Unless she does something to make herself important, to make herself stand out in the largest crowd of crowds. And what could be more important than being the one to finish humanity's conquering of the universe, to work out the final piece of the puzzle, to discover The Last Secret of the Universe. She has a lot of work to do.

paradox story

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This is a story that transcends the very boundaries of narrative, inviting you into a cosmology where the fundamental nature of existence itself is explored. It delves into the profound interplay between the unconditioned, the ultimate ground from which all things arise, and the conditioned, the realm of structured reality and imagination. Follow a protagonist's extraordinary journey of self-discovery and affirmation, a quest to weave meaning into the fabric of reality. This path leads to confrontations with the most fundamental forces that govern all fiction and reality, presenting challenges that threaten the very concept of existence and non-existence across all frameworks. It is a tale where the line between author and creation blurs, revealing a deeper truth about the nature of stories and the ultimate authority over them.

Reality is a narrative, and narratives are just containers for deeper, unknowable truths. But some truths consume the container. There exist entities that are not bound by cause-and-effect, time, or logic. They exist outside the syntax of being. What was once a character, gained self-awareness, eventually escaping their own creator. Their author. Transcending beyond narratives itself, existing within a domain of narrative deconstruction- and beyond. Despite breaking through every possible limit, every possible boundary, what happens when such an entity still yearns for something more? Something even they, even with all the powers that they possessed, couldn't achieve?