Observing Stories

Jiga is a boy who finds himself thinking about all sorts of stuff. His own inner world always at work. The traits he has gained as an observer help him dissect other peoples behavior. Driven by his interest of trying to understand what is going on within people, he finds himself paradoxically craving solutide for his mind to process and analyze his thoughts. One day, he meets a girl who challenges him to speak out those thoughts, kept in his inner world. With this new viewpoint, he comes to experience his true self.

Sometimes we forget the truth behind literature; it should capture expression and radiate memories not experienced. We must read literature and feel as though we were both the witness and the character all at one time. The meaning of life is to grow by developing clarity and undergoing adventures. I favor you with a short adventure for you to conclude and ponder.

Yeah, so. I decided to write a poem. Then I wrote more. And more. And I decided I quite liked the feel of writing any sick, twisted rhyme I wanted. So, here they are.

The day I was feeling nostalgic, hoping to find the solace in nature.

Tiana is a quiet, abnormal girl who thinks way too much about life. But she doesn't believe in the only thing that can't be questioned: Love. Lena is Tiana's best friend. She is pretty, nice, self-confident and even a little slutty. She is obsessed with boys and dates a different guy every night. But what happens when a new guy moves into the apartment above Tiana and disrupts all her rest? And what happens when he threatens to demolish her? In the mean time Lena thinks she finally found the love of her life and is eager to present him to Tiana.

Poem. Creepin' on the metro.

This is purely based of of experience and what I witness. Life is a rollercoaster filled with ups, downs, and loop-da-loops, so stay sane and keep being you.✌ P.S. Your AMAZEBALLS P.S.S. YOUR LOVED BY ME!

!TW: self-harm! Alex lost his grandmother. He also lives with his mom. His dad left years ago. He is a teenager, who tries to deal with life. It's hard first, but he learns. This is a book to read in addition to something. A little slice of life to get back into reality. -Clara-

This is a file, where I will be updating my deductions. Though, I can not promise a scheduled update. Think this as a blog of my observations and occasionally explained telling of specific parts in a deduction. Plus, there will also be a 'Methods and Techniques' part which will give small descriptions on reading the expressions -whether people's or non-living objects- upon seeing them, as well as how to see/recognise them. You can ask me to explain if not definite enough, but with a kind language please. You can always share your opinions over mine, we can even discuss. Enjoy your stay. Ps: If there are any emotionalism over whatever happens in the story, excuse my feelings. I tend to get gravitated by them when they're unexpected and about to be out my veins...

Here's a quick short story I wrote a few days ago. Its about, well anything and everything. There is no right or wrong description to this story. Everyone has a different version of what this story truly is. I hope you enjoy! -AnonymousRiter

Within these pages are love letters I have written to the world around me and the people I have encountered. I hope you are encouraged by the words in my letters. I hope these letters inspire you to love others well. With love, Phoenix Summers

Waiting on the right person

Yuvraj Singh isn't just a topper - he's the topper. The boy every parent compares their child to, the first-bench prodigy with perfect grades, perfect answers, and an ego tall enough to touch the ceiling. He walks into every exam hall like it's his kingdom and out of every classroom like no one else exists. But behind his flawless image is a boy weighed down by expectations, sleepless nights, and the fear of falling from the pedestal everyone has placed him on. His arrogance isn't just pride, it's a shield. A shield to hide the cracks no one dares to look close enough to see. Enter Ritvi Sharma. She's not extraordinary - at least, not in the way Yuvraj is. She's the "average girl" with average grades and a tendency to sit unnoticed in the back row. But she's observant. And where the world only sees Yuvraj's confidence, she sees his exhaustion. Where everyone admires his brilliance, she notices his silence. And where his ego builds walls, she finds ways to peek through them. She never planned to cross his path. He never planned to notice her. But life in Class 11th has its own script - stolen glances in the library, and arguments that sting a little too much. Somewhere between clashing personalities and unexpected conversations, Ritvi begins to see the boy behind the "topper mask"... and Yuvraj, for the first time, meets someone who refuses to worship his ego. She's not afraid to challenge him. He's used to being challenged. And in the chaos of exams, friendships, and teenage secrets, Ritvi might just discover that taming his ego isn't about breaking him down- ...it's about teaching him what it means to be seen, flaws and all.

This is the truth - raw, unapologetic, and exactly how it happened. No sugarcoating. From disrespect at the plate, to holes in jackets, to broken promises and lies served in front of me - I've seen it all, felt it all, and kept my guard up through every moment. You think you can test me, push boundaries, or use people as dogs? Think again. I've been observing, analyzing, and reacting to real-life situations that show exactly who people are when respect and loyalty mean nothing to them. This is a story about standing firm, calling out the disrespect, and holding people accountable for their actions. It's about trust broken, lessons learned, and the harsh reality that not everyone you meet has good intentions. No threats, no lies - just the unfiltered truth of keeping your guard up, watching every move, and knowing your worth in a world where loyalty is rare and respect is earned. If you've ever felt betrayed, misunderstood, or forced to defend yourself against disrespect, this is your story too. This is unapologetic. This is real. And it's exactly how it went down.

Rikki Aislin, Jesse Bells, and Chanel Adara are three normal girls who always seem to get in trouble for something. When they do their ultimate little 'prank', they get an ultimate consequence right back at them. Summer Camp. A summer camp where they are the only girls there. Yupp, an all boys camp, a small detail everyone kinda left out. A wild summer awaits them with laughs, tears, heart breaks, smiles, and plenty of fun. But what happens when not only one boy catches their eyes, as well as their hearts? Who will they choose in the end? Featuring One Direction, The Wanted, and other boys (;

To be the ghost of a person

Each paragraph relates to a different person. A real person (for the exception of one). Look at it from a observer's point of view. You should give this sort of thing a go. It's short, quirky and interesting. :)

I don't have that much time left.... #1 Little Grunge Town #2 She's Your Pick This is a little different from what I've recently posted. But a little dash of change, a spoon of challenge and a handful of hope that you enjoy it!