The One Who Chose
- Reads 7
- Votes 3
- Parts 1
A meditation on identity and experience. Does the simple act of choosing to step out into the rain change a person? This short story gets to the heart of the issue at hand. An entry-level philosophical dive into what you really are. we may find we are more like drops of rain than we think, plentiful and passing, seen but not always touched.
All Rights Reserved
#885
selflove
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
You may also like
When The Rain Starts Falling
Did you ever experienced meeting your true love in the rain? Have you ever realized that she/he is your only one? What if your fairytale come true? What will you do?Complete
Loving November Grace
STORY 3 If he was a tornado, she was a hurricane. The problem was though, they both loved the feel of the rain.Complete
Rain Catcher
As rain falls, I collect it in my palms. One drop at a time. Unbeknownst to me, my feelings for you slowly collected, drop by drop, until it overflowed, bathing me in emotions. How many drops will it take for us to fully realize our true feelings? Or, is it just me? #279 in Short Story (May 13, 2015) A/N: It appears that this work has been mistaken for a CPN. This is NOT A CPN. Just letting you all know ^^Complete
ROSE
[STORY NOT EDITED] She was in love with him because he was her home when she needed to hide from the storm, he was her sun in rainy days, he was her cure when she was hurt and whenever she needed arms to hold her tight or hands to wipe away her tears, he was right by her side even without asking. And for him, it was like a sinner that finally found a church to clean him. He needed her to find himself back, he needed her to fix him. She knew that he wasn't perfect but she loved his imperfection. Maybe that's why their love was so toxic. 📝 TOP RANKINGS 📝 30. 11. 2021: 70th crying 07. 12. 2021: 13th sadromance 28.01.2022: 11th Watty2021 28.01.2022: 41th iloveyou Copyright ©️ 2018 by b_riina All rights reserved Cover by meComplete
Love, Sana! ✅
© All Copyright reserved to the writer, @PoohBear8435 only. Please do not copy, distribute or publish any of my work in any form. Some things happen when it is least expected which can change your life permanently. Something similar happens in the life of the hero of this book. Read on to discover what is that unexpected thing and how it changes his life. This will be a short story. Note: This story is a fictional work involving fictional characters and situations. It has nothing to do with any real life person. Started on 30-8-2021 ©️ Refrain from copying, distributing or reproducing my work. It is copyrighted by default.Complete
TS :B̶a̶r̶s̶a̶a̶t̶
From asking, "Who doesn't love the rain?" To being the girl who started fearing even the thought of rain. The journey wasn't easy. Hating your favorite monsoon wasn't in her list. But when her love is standing against her favorite season, she would definitely choose her love. His journey wasn't easy either. He tried his best to detach her from his painful journey, but he couldn't. peep to know ❤❤Complete
Family I Made
She just wanted a family. She just wanted to be accepted. Well let's see what fate has plannedComplete
Go Within * Connection to Your Inner Self
Are you feeling stuck, not quite yourself, more negative than positive, anxious, worried, bored, numb or apathetic to life? Do you notice that when you make changes in your life you often end up in a similar situation as before the change and again feel defeated? This book suggests that we are taught to live outwardly and to disregard our internal experience. Instead of focusing on changing your external experience, this book suggests to work on your internal self to create the fundamental changes that will change your external world.Complete
Did you ever experienced meeting your true love in the rain? Have you ever realized that she/he is your only one? What if your fairytale come true? What will you do?
More detailsContent Guidelines