Apathetic Stories

He's beyond perfect. His domineering presence is undeniably formidable as he stood tall and proud towering all over us. He has a sleek hair that shines like silver it radiates a dainty source of light. When he smirks, it's wicked - enticing yet devilish. Everyone might find themselves get enthralled and he seems obviously aware of it. . . • ° • • ° • • ° • Under his mercy. . . Such a wonderful morning to behold. He will never forget her panic-driven face. Wrapping his arms around her - touching, enjoying and taking all advantage. The moment he cradled her, there's an overwhelming spark it strangely struck him all over. He felt her warmth - her genuine heart. Without hesitations, she clinged into him as her safe refuge. This is - He didn't expect this. He didn't want this. He just wants to play! * * * * * * * * * Faithfully sworn a sacred oath. . . Attaining ascension, destroying a curse . . . However, upon reaching a long-awaited chance, intention becomes a burden and oath is meant to be broken. When emotion hazes a resolute mind, resisting becomes a struggle. Bordering between oath and love, does altering the fate defeats an inevitable? Does heart prevails and strong enough to endure?

My school of indifference opened and never closed; I remained its only student. BORN IN BABYLON is a collection of short essays, fragments, prose, creative nonfiction, and other miscellany regarding Blackness, womanhood, memory, identity, and America. Highest Ranking: #1 in essays © Z. T. Corley, 2024

keiji akaashi , the popular guy known as the pretty setter likes you during university . but little do you know theres a twist . you were still stuck with your past . with what happen to your first love . you couldnt forget about it . the embarrassment , sadness , anger still was there with you despite years after that incident happened . But will the help of your bestfriend works ? 2/565 #apathy 2/2k #osamu started : 21 nov ended : 19 dec

Ashley Collins and Lydia Brown are both departament managers in CENTURIE corp, a software company, with it's headquarters located in the center of Chicago. One of them living through a routine-filled, soulless reality, where each day is a fight for some silence in her mind. The other emits sunshine and peace, having found her place on earth, where she can feel and thrive. Is it possible for someone to break out of their endless cycles, the routines they follow like a sacred code? This story is not just about smoking. . . . INFO: Nothing in this story was AI-generated, and the cover was drawn and designed by me. Also, please refrain from sexualizing the characters in any comments you may have. Thank you <3

Yoongi is Korea's most dangerous mafia leader. He is known for being cold, for being heartless. Unlike his father, his mother saw that he's broken. She saw there was something wrong with him, but she didn't do anything. That's because that was for the best for him. Because that was the best for him to be a mafia leader. He was unable to feel anything, until he met him... Jimin comes from a poor family. He didn't have much, so he always worked his hardest to achieve his goals. At the day he was a normal boy - goes to school, studies and talks to his friends. But on the other hand at night he works as a stripper. He's very known in the club he works in. During work hours he usually crossdresses, but one day his father found out about everything....

Case #15993-b: The Adjacent. Questioning Officer: Luc Gaither-Locke. Child Specialist The victim of the Frau Abduction file sitting in front of him was the younger of the pair. The drink he had handed to his side of the rounded table lay untouched. Rodney Foal studiously did not make eye contact. ...A ward of the state.... Kidnapped, dehumanized and later fled with nothing but clothes on their backs, and a preteen whose throat closed up and unconsciously coded his paper. "He doesn't play favorites." "Pardon?" Officer Gaither replied, trying to remain composed all the same, keeping things conversational. Casual. "Abby said Papa didn't play favorites." And his eyes were rested on his shoes.

She's aloof to men. Let's say, she doesn't want to interact with most of men. For her, they're just a whole bunch of walking dicks, and her cousins are not an exemption. She just see men who are more descent than those who are acting like dicks as a friend and not a boyfriend material. She doesn't want to have any interaction with every single man that clearly have fishy intentions to her, those kinds of men will surely experience hell with her sharp tongue and savage personality. But when a certain man entered the picture, everything changed in just a snap. It's as if the girl who fell in a deep apathy had vanished into thin air and a more caring and lovely girl resurfaced.

In high school, Miyazaki Setsuko meets Hirano Hibiki. Who shows barely any emotion be it positive or negative. They had a clumsy first meeting. But when she learns of his hidden talents, she is determined to hear his voice for herself in her own song! As they get to know each other better, they find acceptance and understanding. Ultimately making Hirano break out of his emotionless and apathetic shell slowly and steadily.

my feels in little short stories. i hope others can find this and relate. thank you very much

P🔥 Thematic Power and Urgency At its core, Protesting The Moment is a poetic manifesto against oppression, apathy, and complicity. Moroz takes on systemic inequality, government betrayal, and the numbing effect of modern politics with sharp diction and a searing rhythm. Each stanza is a strike-measured, deliberate, and unrelenting. There is no passivity here; the poem moves and demands to be moved by. "Abdicating all your rights as they burn your life upon the pyre"
"Mortification at the living standards of the new elite These are lines of pure indictment, but they are also deeply human. Moroz gives voice to both rage and despair-emotions often sanitized or overlooked in institutional discourse. 🌍 Place in Contemporary and Global The poem's focus on visibility-"Procession of a line for food that western lives refuse to see"-also points to the asymmetries of privilege and ignorance in a globalized world. This is poetry that calls out willful blindness, demanding both awareness and accountability. Additionally, Moroz dares to blur the lines between poetry and political discourse. She invites us to consider whether aesthetic form can hold ethical content, and her answer is an emphatic yes. 🏛️ Place Among Contemporary Poetry This poem contributes to the revival of political poetry in the 21st century, standing alongside the works of contemporary voices such as Claudia Rankine, Warsan Shire, and Jericho Brown. Yet Moroz brings a distinctive tonal blend-fusing righteous indignation with meditative sorrow and a classical poetic On the world stage, Protesting The Moment resonates as a transnational cry-a verse that could be shouted in streets from Gaza to London, from Lagos to New York. It gives shape and structure to grief, resistance, and hope in a time when all three are deeply entangled. A vital, incendiary poem for a world in crisis. This is poetry with a pulse and a purpose.

You know Leo? Yeah, Leo Valdez. You know about his foster life? And his tough foster homes? Well they might be a little more than just tough. Some unbearable. But this is multiple stories about about Leo. And his not-so-easy life. entire book in Leo's point of view

A game that allowed me to feel real and escape from the reality surrounding me. This world constantly brought me emotions that I could not get in everyday life. Despite all the failures of getting through the game, it led me to something more. Now that I have immersed myself in this world, I am willing to do anything to salvage what made me feel necessary and meaningful.

This poem portrays an intense emotional experience where the speaker reflects on a relationship between a naive girl and a psychopath lad, marked by selfless love and superficial desires of the two respectively.

For a fragile mind, it is easy to become broken. Like a rip on a ragdoll, like the unattached arm of a figurine, it can be fixed. The shattered glass, however is to be thrown away for it is beyond fixing. This is a series of short stories and poems of those who went beyond the breaking point and shattered under the weight of their unanswered plights.

Chaos and disorder at its best.

A lone girl in a garden can't feel a thing until a boy comes to spark something in her.

Thoughts of a bleeding mind. Sometimes, the darkest thoughts swirl to become the most beautiful dance when woven into words. To write calms me. Perhaps someone will know these feelings.