Socialexperiment Stories

A serialized autofiction of attraction and self-discovery. What begins as chemistry turns into exposing patterns, wounds and the cost of staying unchosen.

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.

Amira says on the first day of senior year that the rest of the year would go simple and drama free. But 5 minutes after she said that, her whole world comes crashing down. Dive in and see what if Amira would survive in Ridgewood High.

Humanity, a group abandoned by their own nation "The Evangelist Federation '', stripped of their human rights, treated like items. Being forced and sent to go to defend against the nightmare creatures called Abyssiti, entities from beyond their earthly realm. Dart, a human that's fallen victim to their mistreatment, and Soleria Illow, one of the citizens of the Federation; find themselves feeling trapped in the society they were born in. They both have to find a way to break free from which they are far between. Author's Note: Please don't be shy to leave comments on this story, I would loved to know what you think! Engaging the audience is a big part of growing as an author. Even leaving reactions in the story would be appreciated! Thanks for reading! (Also Book 2 is currently being written, but it isn't anywhere near complete as of this post. 6/23/21)

"Trying to break me? Want to find my insecurities? Want to humiliate me? You can call me pathetic, a nerd, hell say everyone hates me for the fun of it. I don't care. I'm not going to fall victim to your harassment, nothing you say will hurt me. So go ahead, try. Tell me everybody wants me dead. Tell me I'm a waste of space. Call me ugly, see if I care." He stepped closer to Lydia, their faces only a few inches apart. "Your opinion means nothing to me, so have at it. Let loose, let's see what you've got." Jake Anderson is more than the stereotypical nerd his small town believes him to be. Engulfed in a community overrun by bullying, stereotypes, and people who value reputation and status over basic morality, Jake is on a one-man mission to change his town. He's going to open everyone's eyes to the faults in their community, even if it comes at his own expense. Commence Project Nerd. *Most chapters are drafted for the time being. This story is undergoing major reworking in concepts, ideas, plot, and characters. Will repost as written. Chapters may be published and unpublished as they are edited.* Highest Rankings: #1 in Stereotypes #2 in Strong Language #1 in Bullying Awareness #3 in Social Experiment #47 in High School #52 in Teen Fiction #2 in Intolerance #5 in Self-Defense #378 in Trigger Warning #15 in Facade #46 in Rumors #59 in Lying #35 in Disguise #29 in Harassment #98 in Deception #363 in Hatred #105 in Dark Past #128 in Trust Issues #426 in Nerd #116 in Small Town © 2017 little_mix1346

Rosalie Amelia Hewitt, a world famous model is set to go undercover as a nerd in high school for a social experiment. Exchanging her identity to Eleanor Smurff the Nerd. While undercover she experiences the life of a stereotypical nerd expecting to come out alone but stumbles upon three boys along the way. The player Reece Williams, the nerd Eric Nam and the bad boy Jackson Wang. Each boy discovers her secret and make the experiment experience one hell of a ride. To make matters worse queen bee Natasha Butterfield notices her ex Reece William hanging out with Eleanor and aims to ruin her life.

"Promise me you will be back" I whisper softly into his ear, his eyes meeting with mine. The words sound like a schoolyard secret. "I promise." He whispers back, so innocent and so real but I know it's a lie and I hate him for it, for letting me think there's a chance. In a society where you are separated by your status as a human being either a polluted mutt or a prestigious pure, young Jacelyn Embers tries to fight her way through a program the government has issued to help fight the "mutt disease". Is consists of harmful treatments, people, and environment all to help cure the disease. Jacelyn is not willing to comply to the system but is pressured to due to the kidnapping of her family. Will Jacelyn comply? Or just be a pawn for the government to use? Book 1

In a big city people are constantly busy with their own work. One day in that metropolis, there is a stone in the middle of the road where vehicles pass. Who does not care about the stone in the middle of the road. Once a man was walking from the middle of the road and the stone hit his foot. He took the stone from the middle of the road and kept it aside. After that, a father's daughter who was traveling on the same road while walking in the middle of the road saw a stone in the middle of the road and the daughter tried to remove the stone from the middle of the road but her father refused after they left there. In the middle of the road, another man goes on his vehicle and drives the vehicle on the stone in the middle of the road. At least the stone is in the middle of the road and someone gets into an accident without even thinking that the stone should be removed from the middle of the road. After some time, a man who was walking in the middle of the road while talking on his cell phone, the stone in the middle of the road hit his leg and he moved the stone across the middle of the road to the side and ignored it. After some time, a blind man was walking in the middle of the road and was knocking with his hand stick to see if there were any dangerous objects in the middle of the road, then the stone in the middle of the road hit his hand stick, so no one removed the stone in the middle of the road. While moving the stone aside and on his way to his destination, a man saw the whole thing and asked the blind man who saw the stone in the middle of the road and did not remove it, why did you do this, the blind man replied to him that the smallest dangerous objects on the road are the biggest in life. The blind person goes to his destination by giving a social message so that the person and the society understand that no matter who does it, I will continue to do my responsibility towards the society.

This story gives a spin-off on how the guards may have been recruited for the Squid Game. Gong Yoo is the salesman who, by chance, recruits a homeless Kang Bae Hoon to join the squid games. For me, the park was home, and hunger was a constant companion. Showers were a dream, and dignity, a forgotten word. So, when a man in a suit appears, offering a choice between a warm loaf of bread and a lottery ticket, my stomach decides for me. But as others gamble on a distant hope, I discover that some choices are more profound than they appear. Who is this man, and what game is he truly playing with the lives of the desperate? A gripping tale of survival, social experiment, and unexpected opportunity.

The mass world of social media has finally found it's way into Hogwarts. How do our characters react? By making accounts of course!!

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.

A lonely woman spends all her resources to study ants. A new official emissary in town has asked to visit her. He will confront the ant keeper with her renounced past.

In a distant future, humanity is deeply reliant on auditory implants that enhance hearing and data intake. Over centuries, these devices have become essential, integrated surgically into nearly everyone. Vast urbanization has reshaped the planet-cities sprawl across the sky, linked by advanced tram systems, while nature has been heavily restricted. What remains of the natural world is confined to government-regulated parks, accessible only with special permits. To capitalize on public interest and generate revenue, the government created the Garden Games. Originally a passive nature-viewing experience, the Games have evolved into a competitive spectacle where randomly selected citizens are placed in preserved natural environments for a set time. What began as entertainment is now a political and cultural phenomenon. The Games serve as a battleground for opposing ideologies-environmental preservation versus technological progress-while also offering participants a chance at fame, political influence, personal growth, or escape from the rigid, tech-dominated world. Over time, the Garden Games have become more than a televised event; they are a reflection of society's fractured relationship with nature, control, and identity. Each game is unique in its challenges, but one rule remains constant: once the doors close, no one leaves until six months have passed-or they're dead.

After a lifetime of failing to find love, Kenadie Williams jumps at the chance to enter a social experiment that aims to find the 'perfect partner' for participants. Out of ten thousand applicants, she is matched. The first day they meet, they get married and not only is her new husband easy on the eyes, but he is possibly the most romantic man she has ever met. But marriage is never all rainbows and roses. Will the pressure mount and make them regret agreeing to marry a stranger? (Inspired by the TV Show "Married at first sight")

An idea for a novel. I can't write myself, but I have a lot of ideas.

The story revolves around Emily Parker, a 20-year-old college student who goes missing. Detective Sarah Thompson and her partner, James Reynolds, are tasked with finding her. As they investigate, they discover a shadowy figure following Emily in surveillance footage, leading them to suspect that she may have been stalked. Meanwhile, Emily finds herself trapped in a mysterious facility with a fellow captive, Alex Chen, where they are subjected to unknown experiments and evaluations by the sinister Dr. Rachel Kim. As the story unfolds, Emily and Alex try to survive and find a way to escape, while Sarah and James work to uncover the truth behind Emily's disappearance.

Project Popularity Every wondered what it's like to be popular? Yeah, me too. This is one girl's journey/social experiment to try and rise from a nobody to one of the populars. Based off of suggestions from m