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I revisited my favourite novel recently, and when I finished it again, I felt so empty and sad, yet gratified. It was a very bittersweet experience to read the last few pages, it felt like saying goodbye to a long-time friend, or moving to a completely different place, to open a new chapter of...

No, srsly, I wanna be a kid again. It feels like the longer I live, the less enjoyment I get out of life

I had the weirdest dream. So, I was sitting, listening to a conference report. I was seating around the back row. And I was naked. Nobody acted like it was weird. I felt it was weird first. I went "hmmm, better get something on me" After a while I covered myself with a blanket that I took out of...

Have you ever thought about it? That in some hundred, two hundred years, there could very well be other people who will read your stories, your comments, your thoughts in the moment - after you are already long gone. This thought hit me out of nowhere. That a part of me will live on even after...

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I feel like some person out there should've written a story where mc is a monumental waste of space (from perspective of other characters) and has no redeeming qualities, but they enjoy life their own way without a need for validation or outside purpose. That seems like an interesting concept...

I forgot how it's called but I used to really like it as a kid. There was a story about how an old man convinced his middle-aged neighbour to not buy grass that grows short but mow it instead. There was also a story about how a middle-aged man took care of an elderly lady and they ended up...

So... Perusing online book shop lists is something I do sometimes, and I have stumbled upon a huge number of various books on occult, and magick and that kind of stuff. Things like protection spells, moon spells and the like. That got me wondering, anybody uses this as an inspiration for...

Never seen a story like this.

Elementary Particles is a famous (infamous for some) novel by the controversial French writer Michelle Houellebecq that I read about a week ago. This isn't going to be an in-depth review for the novel, and I will just leave the way I feel about what I read. I decided to leave a review for it...

You know, in most of those isekai stories we (usually) have some unimportant person from Earth (who sometimes doesn't even want to stay on Earth), be kidnapped (sometimes even after death) to another world and be given very much power. That... Kinda irks me (although I sorta kinda wrote a story...

I was watching a l4d play through on yt (an amazing game, super exciting), and it dawned on me. When isekai'ing a random gamer from modern world, rather than making them utilise knowledge of genre clichés, ways of abusing the game systems, wouldn't it be far more interesting to have them...

I maybe have sent a few images here a while back, and they may contain sensitive metadata. I dunno for sure. So, I go to the "your content" button, and there's everything, but without any ways of effectively sifting through it. I would much prefer if there were buttons that searched for...

The past decades had some pretty interesting, if, in hindsight, infeasible ideas about how the future looked. For example, flying cars - 9-11 every day, but this time because Joseph was drunk-driving! Well, to be real, I don't really remember many of those visions of the future from the past...

So, here is the idea. It has one unbreakable premise(by that I mean that you do not question it for the sake of argument) 1) you know that you will outlive your civilization by a very long time (but you will certainly die one day) What do you do now?

I was watching a dnd podcast, and there was a green text story about an elven girl who wanted to resurrect her lover, and she went to extreme lengths to do the smallest things, just because she had all the time in the world and it was her equivalent of us trying to reach the remote by crawling...

In most litrpg stories, stats are op, right? How about making them not just nerfed, but somewhat realistic (could be possible to imagine that happening in rl) too? All of them have soft caps, i.e. they have vertical assymptotes, limited from above, any increments after a certain point bring only...

I was watching a Garfield fandoms analysis video, of all things, and it gave me this idea. In cultivation stories the idea is to literally better oneself in some way, basically. And the protagonist is trapped in a cruel, hostile world where everybody is out to get them, and ready to betray...

Right, you read it correctly. For those who didn't know and haven't guessed what objectophilia is, here is an excerpt from wikipedia on the matter: I don't think I have to explain the prompt any further. Do your best/worst/weirdest