Inspiration

💌 The Love That Was Enough
Not every love story ends with forever. Some end with understanding. And sometimes, that is enough. When people asked Emma about the great love of her life, she never knew how to answer. There was no dramatic breakup, no betrayal, no moment she could point to and say that’s where it ended. There was just a quiet realization, unfolding slowly, like a letter read too many times until the words finally settled.
By Zidaneabout a month ago in Writers
Why Generation Z Burns With Fire
Generation Z is often called emotional, angry, impatient, or rebellious. What most people fail to understand is that this intensity did not appear out of nowhere. It was created. Carefully. Slowly. And relentlessly.
By Salman Writesabout a month ago in Writers
Murder at the vicarage
This is just a bit of fun. Given that the rights to Agatha Christie's first Marple novel, Murder at the Vicarage are now (as of Jan 1 2026) in the public domain, I thought I would take some wicked liberties.
By Raymond G. Taylorabout a month ago in Writers
Listening to Trees
I didn’t go into the woods looking for wisdom. I went because the city felt too loud in ways sound couldn’t explain. Sirens, screens, conversations stacked on top of each other—everything demanding attention, everything urgent, nothing patient. I told myself I just needed air. A walk. An hour without notifications.
By Jhon smithabout a month ago in Writers
The Unspoken Truth About Internet Side Businesses
The Unspoken Truth About Internet Side Businesses After pursuing online income and falling for promises that seemed too good to be true, I discovered this.
By Farida Kabirabout a month ago in Writers
His Love. Content Warning.
"Good morning Trist, my name is Dr. Reda and today I will be asking you a couple questions," a woman with long auburn hair sits across from the table. The cool touch of the table legs brush against my thigh as I lean back into my chair. I nod at her to continue, folding my hands onto my lap and start twiddling my thumbs.
By Froggy Jonesabout a month ago in Writers
Fighting Alcohol
Meet João, a 35-year-old man living in Sambizanga, one of the most violent and chaotic neighborhoods in Luanda. Here, life is harsh and opportunities are rare. Alcohol is everywhere. It is so common that an 8-year-old child can walk into any local store and buy drinks for their father, mother, or even an aunt without anyone stopping them. João grew up seeing his neighbors, friends, and family members drink every day. Over time, drinking became a part of life — almost a survival mechanism.
By Irina dos santosabout a month ago in Writers
I've Given Up On Vocal
Introduction I was wondering whether to write this and whether it will be seen as a moan, but it is anything but. So Why Have I Given Up On Vocal?
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a month ago in Writers
My New Year Prayer
Father, I ask you to help me Make the right choices every day. The road is rough some days, you see. I search for the right words to say.
By Darla M Seelyabout a month ago in Writers
What Living in Three Countries in One Year Taught Me About “Home”
When I packed my bags and set off to live in three different countries in just one year, I told myself I was chasing adventure. I framed it as curiosity, growth, and freedom. I wanted new stamps in my passport, unfamiliar languages in my ears, and stories I could carry with me for life.
By Jasmine Bowenabout a month ago in Writers
2026: The Year of Writing and More Writing...
Happy New Year!! 2025 is over, which does have me a little down. It was an exciting year, especially for Jane Austen fans as it was Austen's 250th birthday this past December. I had really wished to do more throughout the year to celebrate this but unfortunately found myself with not much time or energy to do that. And maybe that is why I am very excited for this new year.
By The Austen Shelfabout a month ago in Writers
2025: A Reflection
I wrote a letter similar to this in 2019 and 2020, and thought it was time to bring it back Dear 2025, Wow what a year. I have never met a year so full of love and loss and growth.
By Stephanie Riceabout a month ago in Writers