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  • The Statue Of Human History. One Image. One Time. One Truth  by NotDaniel-in-Babylon
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    The Final Seal Every human being senses today that the system of our present has arrived at its final apex. Yet no one can comprehend the anatomy of the trap. We live in a world of permanent postponement and collective distraction. The masses suckle on the shallow sensations of everyday life, the political camps combat each other in mock battles, and human beings stare blindly at constructed scapegoats to reassure themselves. Everyone waits for something - for a big bang in the future, for a physical face upon the screen, or for a spectacular event in secret. They do not comprehend that the colossal statue of human history stands already completed before them in the here and now. The noose silently tightens in everyday life while the world still dreams of a return to normalcy. What you will have presented to your eyes on the following pages, you will not find anywhere else, even after a hundred years of obsessive searching. This work is no coffee-ground reading, no theological milk, and no cheap sensation. What is revealed here is pure mathematics, uncorruptible logic, and the real development of human civilization in the light of Scripture. It is completely irrelevant whether you are incredulous, follow the world religions, or locate yourself within political camps: you will stand before the hard, logical facts of the present. You can pass by the pages of this book - but you cannot escape the visible reality. The system closes its gates. The time of waiting has expired. Use your own, uncorruptible intellect. Examine the facts. And make a decision for your eternity. The time of ignorance is definitively over.
  • Reality Check by sprinklesparkles
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    Cassidy Anne Johnson has life pretty good. She's a popular, pretty, honor student who is dating the hottest and most popular guy in school. What will happen when she finds out she is pregnant with his baby? Will she and the baby be rejected? Or will he step it up? How will her friends and family react about her being 16 and pregnant? Cassidy will be in for a major Reality Check when the baby comes.
  • The Feminism Fiasco by _Unlady_like_
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    UPDATE :- EVERY SUNDAY Welcome to the grand circus called society-where every woman is given a free manual of rules the moment she's born. Don't laugh too loud. Don't dress too bold. Don't dream too big. Basically, exist, but politely. This book isn't your typical "inspirational lecture." It's a brutally honest, laugh-so-you-don't-cry commentary on the rules we never signed up for, written with sarcasm sharp enough to slice through hypocrisy. From "The Great Feminism Sale (Buy 1 Freedom, Get 99 Rules Free)" to "The Career Compass That Points Anywhere But North," each chapter holds up a mirror to the double standards we live in. Spoiler, the reflection is ugly, but at least we can joke about it. If you've ever been told you're too much or not enough, congratulations-you're already the target audience.
  • human only by atharvsambarat
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    Short texts focusing on reality check...
  • Will You Listen? by Liya_32
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    Poetry
  • My Motivation by Liya_32
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    Poetry
  • Flaws by Jewles105
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    The world is int perfect. it is not and never will be.
  • Who the hell knows! by Shekhar7744
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    A rebellious spoken-word poem that tears through science, faith, identity, and control. From Copernicus to Einstein, from gods to algorithms - this piece challenges everything we're told to accept. "They draw the lines, but I'll break through." © 2025 Shekhar Sinha. All rights reserved.
  • The Mask You Wear Online by randomguywrites
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    Everyone's got a secret online persona. This is about why we fake it-and what it costs us.
  • The Endless Day by snwhpip
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    A personal diary of observations from a single day, where beauty and ugliness, harmony and chaos coexist side by side. Walks through hills, streets, and forgotten corners become moments of reflection on life, presence, and simple truths. Honest, contemplative, and slightly philosophical - a quiet inner voice that sees more than meets the eye.
  • Drabbles by HNJahangiri
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    drabble" (also known as "microfiction," 100 words) is a short work of fiction of precisely one hundred words in length. The purpose of the drabble is brevity, testing the author's ability to express interesting and meaningful ideas in a confined space.
  • A Moment to be Serious by shortyy-is-here1
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    This book will be filled with serious issues or whatever
  • The Dish that never was by Ankitrathore007
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    The real metaphor if you can understand it.
  • "India Got Independence, But Are We Still Slaves? The Unfinished Battle" by Sehaj_00
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    Hey there i'm Sehaj And i loves to question the way things work and this book is my way of questioning the reality we live in. From the education crisis to media manipulation, corruption to regular rape cases. KYA YEH HAI HMARA BHARAT? So in this book we'll discuss the bitter truths and the dark side of our country that no one wants to face. But this won't just be about problems-we'll also discuss solutions. Because change starts with awareness, but happens with action. Let's make this a conversation! Drop your thoughts in the comments. Have you ever felt that our system is failing us? Let's talk, debate, and find answers together. Our country needs change-why not start here?
  • Your Destiny Matters by adityarajpoddar
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    Your Destiny Matters is not a motivational book. It doesn't promise healing, happiness, or instant clarity. This book is for those who were kind in a harsh world, who stayed silent to keep peace, who were misunderstood by parents, replaced by friends, and left alone with their thoughts at night. It speaks about uncomfortable realities, repeated emotional patterns, and the quiet mistakes we make without realizing their cost. Divided into three parts - Reality, Awareness, and Direction - this book first confronts you, then makes you reflect, and finally pushes you to take responsibility for your own life. There is no sugarcoating here. Only honesty, discipline, and hard-earned lessons. Read this if you're tired of waiting for life to change - and ready to change yourself instead.
  • Digital sins  by sashaisagod
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    In a world where online connections blurred the lines between truth and deceit, Alex's choices on WhatsApp quietly shaped the downfall that awaited him. Messages once filled with charm and confidence became the threads that unraveled his reputation, friendships, and love life. When betrayal struck from those closest to him, he was left facing the weight of his own actions. Yet, amid the wreckage, unexpected people brought him a strange sense of peace and a chance to rediscover what it truly means to trust, to love, and to change.
  • the Cry of the Eagle by HermioneWeasly4ever
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  • Her Happiness by Uptodamoon
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    Your so lucky to be born into a Muslim house hold. Others have to go through so much to find Islam. Your blessed by Allah. That's what they say. Yet why do I still have to fight? Why do i feel so empty inside? Why can I not cry my heart out to my Creator? "It is in the remembrance of Allah alone that the hearts really find peace" [Surah Al-Ra'd: 28] I want to feel that peace. I want to remember Allah and get that weight of my chest. And if I have to, i will find that peace. I will find peace. ~~~ This is the story of a girl named Safia Khalid who experiences a spiritual journey to Islam. This book touches on a lot of topics including deen, self love, self improvement etc. ~~~ THIS PIECE OF WRITING IS MY WORK. Username: uptodamoon NO ONE IS ALLOWED TO STEAL MY WORK OR COPY ANY PART OF IT.
  • An Oceans worth of Teardrops (short story) by justlaila
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    When you look around the world you see beauty but you also see darkness. To see the light you have to know what the dark looks like, just like the stars. They say you do not know how important it is until it disappears. To be sad you have to first be happy and to be angry you have to first be calm. So for the world to end It has to first live but just like the children that die at birth the world will only have one breath, one glance before it all comes to an end. Comes crashing down but the only thing you can be grateful for is that you got to see the light because after that. The world will become a blackout. Copyrighted ©
  • Reality Check by Writerryter
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    What would you do if everyone hated you? What if life has never been good for you? Or perhaps nobody treats you the way you want? It is time for a reality check,mate.