Twistedmind Stories

This story explores the battle between two faces within one mind. One face is light and social, shown to friends and family, while the other is dark, hidden, and controlling. The dark face whispers thoughts of control and despair, trapping the narrator in a terrifying inner world where the body is alive but powerless. Through darkness, fear, and isolation, the narrator confronts this inner presence and realizes that it is not the one in control. By choosing resistance and refusing to obey its commands, the narrator begins to break free. A psychological horror story about inner demons, fear, and the fight for freedom.

Kaira has always been strong - or at least that's the lie she learned to live with. Because strength means nothing when the enemy you fear... lives inside your own mind. Her past doesn't visit her in memories. It attacks her in dreams, in the silence between breaths, and in the voices that don't always feel like her own. Some days she wakes as herself. Some days... she doesn't. There is a child inside her who cries to be held. A protector who whispers warnings in the dark. And a darker presence - the one with trembling hands, the one who remembers the night Kaira swears never happened. Everyone tells her to "face her fears." But how do you confront a truth buried in the versions of you that rise when you're too weak to fight? Kaira has spent years running, healing, breaking, trying again. But wounds don't close just because she's exhausted. Some pains don't fade - they wait. And when the memories finally claw their way back, Kaira must decide whether to survive them... or take revenge on the past that stole her life. This is the story of a girl at war with her own mind - and the selves who might save her... or destroy her.

A kiss on his lips. A knife to his ribs. A head in a jar. And a love that died... too late to save him.

The hostel corridors were silent... too silent. A soft thud echoed somewhere above, followed by a whisper of footsteps that didn't belong to anyone she knew. Lights flickered in the common room, casting long shadows across the walls. Every student paused mid-step, clutching their bags, glancing nervously around. On the news, the headlines screamed again: "Another Student Found Dead in Campus Hostel"... and the college was shaking. Fear had settled like a living thing, curling around the staircases, the lecture halls, the empty rooms where no one dared linger after dark. No one knew who it was. A stranger? A fellow student? Or someone far closer than anyone could imagine? But one thing was clear..the killer was meticulous, patient, and watching. Always watching. Every laugh in the mess hall felt forced. Every corridor felt like it could be the last. And amidst the whispers and paranoia, one question lingered on everyone's lips... Who will be next? "A Smile in the Dark"...where obsession hunts, secrets fester, and the deadliest smiles hide in the shadows.

In a quiet town where shadows linger longer than the daylight, lives a girl whose mind dances on the edge of reality. To her, people are not flesh and soul, but fragile dolls ,delicate playthings to be arranged, controlled, and admired. She smiles sweetly, yet behind her eyes lies a chilling fascination, the belief that emotions are strings to be pulled, and lives are toys to be broken or repaired at her whim. Her world is a twisted theater, each person cast in roles they never chose. Friends, family, strangers none escape her gaze. She dresses them in illusions, strips them of humanity, and reshapes them into perfect figures in her eerie collection. But as the line between imagination and cruelty blurs, the question grows louder, is she the puppeteer of a grand performance, or a lonely child lost in her own fractured reality? This is the haunting tale of obsession, control, and the fragile boundary between innocence and madness.

Aren't asylum institutions supposed to make you feel better? What if I told you this mental hospital makes you see things, go crazy, or even crazier? Everything isn't as it seems in these here parts.

Joshler fanfic, please do not read if you are offended by this.

*The Interpretation of Murder* is a gripping crime thriller where detectives Michael Grant and Olivia Hawkins investigate a series of murders that seem to mimic famous works of art. Each victim is carefully positioned like a figure from a famous painting or sculpture, leading the detectives to believe they are chasing a killer who sees murder as a form of artistic expression. As they delve deeper into the world of art and symbolism, they must decipher the killer's next move before the macabre gallery claims another life.

Bakit kung kailan napag desisyunan ko nang sumuko dun ko na unti-unting natutunan ang totoo? They say things happens for a reason. Pero nung malaman ni Alora ang lahat, hindi na niya alam kung anong paniniwalaan.

A couple of poems that are about me and my life.

This will probably contain one-shots and randomness but mainly the latter since I'm not much of a writer.

2 sentence dark shorts for the twisted mind.

'Strands of Death" is a chilling thriller about a serial killer who marks his victims with a single hair plucked from their head, setting a deadly countdown to their death. As a detective investigates the case, she discovers a chilling link: each strand of hair in the wig matches the unique DNA of a specific woman who doesn't exist anymore! As the detective gets closer to the truth, she realizes the killer is far more dangerous than she could have imagined. With every clue, she unknowingly becomes the final target. Why is he doing this? Why are innocent women being marked for death?

Detective Knox and his partner Monroe are drawn into a harrowing case when Evelyn, a young woman with fragmented memories of a childhood fire, becomes the key to unraveling a decades-old conspiracy. Beneath the ruins of an abandoned orphanage, they discover a secret government experiment-CANDOR-where children subjected to psychological trauma were studied and controlled. As Evelyn's memories return, she confronts Silas, the boy she left behind in the fire, now a vengeful killer who uses fire and silence as his twisted language. The Echo Killer's deadly game leads Knox and Evelyn into a race against time aboard a subterranean train carrying lost children, survivors of the experiment, where truths about betrayal, survival, and memory ignite in a final, explosive confrontation. In the aftermath, Evelyn and Knox confront the scars left by trauma and cover-up, striving to break the cycle of silence and bring justice to forgotten victims. The fire may have tried to erase their past, but its echo lingers-reminding them that some silences can never truly be broken.

Apenas alguns pensamentos da minha mente vermelha acinzentada.

When Elena moves into a quiet house to escape her past, she's hoping for peace. What she doesn't expect is a door in the basement that shouldn't be there-and a series of notes that seem to know her every secret. As whispers grow louder and shadows take on a life of their own, Elena begins to question her sanity. Someone-or something-is watching her every move. And the more she uncovers, the more she realizes: this house knows more about her than she does. Is she losing her mind? Or is the house hiding something far darker than she ever imagined? With her ex, Marco, growing distant and her grip on reality slipping, Elena must face the chilling truth before the house consumes her-body, mind, and soul. The door to nowhere isn't just a doorway. It's the key to a past she can't escape.

Blair is a 14year old living a normal life but suddenly she needs to confront extremely difficult situations. for example-she starts to suffer from anorexia , her parents,bullying, etc.

"They all vanished without a trace-except for the note. 'I'm going home,' it said. But where is home when your mind is the one hiding the truth?" In the quiet mountain town of Grayer's Hollow, disappearances are rare. So, when three people vanish within weeks, local authorities call in Dr. Elise Kaufman-a brilliant but reclusive forensic psychologist with a fractured past. Elise doesn't remember the night her family died in a fire. She doesn't remember holding the matchbox either. But the victims are starting to look too familiar. And the notes they leave behind awaken a part of her she thought was buried for good. As Elise delves deeper, one terrifying truth becomes clear: someone is recreating a version of "home"-and they need Elise to finish it. A chilling psychological thriller about memory, identity, and the monsters we bury within. Premise: In a quiet mountain town, a reclusive forensic psychologist named Dr. Elise Kaufman is called to consult on a series of strange disappearances - each victim vanishes without a trace, leaving behind only a handwritten note that says, "I'm going home." The phrase triggers something in Elise - a deep-seated memory she can't fully recall. Backstory and Trauma: Years ago, Elise survived a house fire that killed her parents and younger brother. She claims to have no memory of the night, but the town whispers say she was found holding the matchbox. The event fractured her sense of self - a trauma so severe it splintered her personality. One half became the dedicated, rational doctor. The other - locked away - became obsessed with recreating "home" in its ideal form. Twist: As Elise investigates the disappearances, she uncovers eerie similarities between the victims and the people in her past. The final revelation comes with horror: the clues she's been following were planted by her dissociated alter - the one orchestrating the abductions in a twisted effort to rebuild the family she lost.

poems and such.

When the final bell rings at St. Irelia High, two best friends stay behind to grab their bags, but only one of them will make it out before dark. In the quiet, empty halls, secrets, envy, and fear begin to unravel. What starts as a normal afternoon turns into something far more disturbing. And when the night falls, the bag that was left behind might hold more than just books.