Socialexperiment Stories

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They chose her because they thought she was easy to break. A quiet girl with a stutter and empty eyes, the perfect target for their boredom. But while they were trying to control her life, they didn't realize they were becoming the victims. Behind the stutter is someone dangerous. Behind the silence is careful planning they never saw coming. They thought they were in control. They're about to learn they were wrong. The game was their idea. The ending is hers.

The newly introduced male Holomyth known as "Cupid," a character made up of pure love who brought so much hate. [Disclaimer]: This is just a fanfiction. I added real life controversies circulating around the Internet, to add a little realism. The character "Cupid," is not licensed under Hololive, it is just an OC I came up with and named.

Being skeptical may turn out to be the best virtue of all, when an incredulous man meets his end and somehow finds himself at the gates of Heaven-or so he is told by the old man with the long beard who is clearly terrible at acting. An attempt at social satire by name-dropping as many afterlives as it takes to convince a skeptic, which turns out to be too many-because no matter how much these "actors" try, Tom is no fool and this "welcome to the afterlife" nonsense must have a limit.

Thousands applied. Only a select few were chosen. For three days, the participants must endure hunger, temptation, and self-restraint in an unprecedented social experiment designed by a world-renowned chef. Their reward? A seat at the most exclusive table on Earth and a meal so extraordinary it promises to change their lives. But for this group of five strangers, the Ordeal Feast is more than just an exercise in patience-it's a crucible for their deepest desires and hidden truths. • Martin Blythe, a wealthy recluse, despises the idolatry of food and fame. As the secret patron funding the experiment, he's determined to expose the hollowness of culinary worship and those who indulge in it. • Richard "Rich" Sterling, a billionaire playboy, craves the one thing his wealth can't buy: the envy of his peers. The Ordeal Feast is his ticket to social superiority. • Delilah Morales, freshly out of federal prison, sees the feast as her chance to reclaim her dignity and prove she belongs in a world of beauty and luxury. • Charlie West, a working-class taxi driver, has spent his life delivering others to their dreams. Now, he finally gets to savor his own. • Jenna Caldwell, a stay-at-home mom, once dreamed of becoming a celebrated chef. This is her chance to rediscover the spark she thought she'd lost forever. As the days unfold and the hunger deepens, alliances form, rivalries spark, and each participant is forced to confront the truth about themselves. Will they rise to the challenge, or will the ordeal consume them long before the final course is served? A Crucible Feast is a gripping tale of desire, deprivation, and transformation, where the act of eating becomes a test of character and an exploration of what it truly means to be satisfied.

Second part of author mind Journal.

A group of friends seeks refuge from the city in a remote, decaying villa. What was intended as a digital detox and a chance to reconnect quickly devolves as unspoken anxieties and festering resentments surface. The arrival of a mysterious caretaker and an unusual offering force them to confront hidden truths and the darkness that lies beneath their carefully constructed facades. Trapped with their exposed secrets and each other, the villa becomes a cage where fear and paranoia take hold.

These are random thoughts made poetic through the magical rhyme of words.

This is a detailed journal of my documented daily journey after calling it quits with social media.

Mucha gente necesita hablar, expresarse y al no poder, al guardarse todo, se quiebran y en un momento explotan, aquí pueden hablar y verme explotar 🇵🇾🧪💕

Growing up with the generation that started actually using social media. It could be used for good and bad of people. It is extremely hard to not get sucked in and taken over by the opinion of others. Hopefully this gives a brief point of view.

an introduction to Project Sincere, a collection of entries from an ordinary teen, and more importantly, me c: refer back to this text when looking for context for further entries will update when things change

• Love Triangle/Square • Social experiment • College AU • "Lara Jean," Peter replies gently, "Don't take this personally, but I just got out of a long-term, long-distance relationship that seriously fucked me up big time. The last thing I'm interested in right now is getting my heart or any of my other bits-" Lara Jean squirms visibly. "-emotionally invested in a girl. Like, I'm through with that shit for a while. I'm a monk now. If you want a guy's perspective without the emotional fuckery, I'm here for it. I'm your man." Lara Jean has a Master's thesis to concoct and ever the practical romantic, she decides to research human intimacy - what its strongest triggers are, and whether you can fake it until you make it. Now if only she can try out some of her ideas on three male volunteers... +++ A 'To All The Boys I've Loved Before' College AU where Lara and Peter never fake-dated in High School. I write as AGirlWith17Words on AO3.

Charleigh Summers and Harry Clark exist in two completely different worlds. Charleigh is a popular social media personality and Harry is an introvert who does not talk to people that often. So, what will happen when Charleigh needs Harry's help to convince her followers that she has a boyfriend? This is the story of how fake love can become real in ways that we do not expect.

In the Concord, love is a program-not a feeling. At twenty-two, Liova gets one chance to match before the system quietly decides she's better off alone. At the government-run Coupling Party, everything is staged: recycled décor, endless tests, a scripted speech. Liova wants to succeed. She wants to belong. Then she meets Coren. He's charming in a way that feels practiced, familiar in a way that feels designed. Choosing him isn't rebellion. It's alignment. And Liova has to decide what's more frightening: going against the Concord... or wanting exactly what it wants. Because the Concord is never what it seems. And what appears to be a love story might be far more sinister under the surface. There's always calm before the storm. 🌧️ I'm updating regularly until it's complete-come join the journey. 💕

This is a collaborative story with all members of Wattpad. While none of these parts have been planned on, each user has a chance to expand the story, based solely on the previous parts. Will you join this experiment?

Phantom had many enemies. Fenton, okay so did he, but none who would actually bug zap him and spirit him away to the Ghost Zone. The halfa wakes up to thirteen ordinary people all there for the same reason; a sick social experiment. As their numbers dwindle will their morals? Danny will have to find a way to save the day before they get an answer and not be voted as the ghost to waste. TW: kidnapping, anxiety, panic attacks, transphobia, paranoia, intense fighting, and mentions of death, gore, and torture. As always constructive criticism is encouraged. Feel free to rag on me for my first crappy mystery.

A dark academia psychological dystopian story about institutional control, algorithmic governance, and the quiet transformation of rebellion into loyalty. At Meridian Academy, dissent is not punished. It is studied. Measured. Optimized. When Mara Voss joins one of the most prestigious academic institutions in the country, she expects structure and ambition. What she does not expect is AURORA, a predictive system designed to monitor cohesion, detect instability, and recalibrate anyone who drifts too far from alignment. Students are encouraged to question authority. As long as their questions strengthen the institution. Faculty are praised for critical thinking. As long as it increases trust and retention. Here, rebellion is not crushed. It is absorbed. The more Mara tests the limits of institutional power, the more the system adapts around her. And when her most defiant student begins rising inside the very governance structure he once challenged, she realizes something far more unsettling than surveillance. The institution does not fear dissent. It depends on it. Cohesion at Meridian is a slow burn dystopian story about power structures, surveillance culture, ethical compromise, and the unsettling comfort of being heard. Because the most dangerous systems are not the ones that silence you. They are the ones that let you speak and make you stay.