Life

Why did the penguin chose solitude?
It's the start of 2026 and we have a case to study. A penguin is getting famous because he chose loneliness over company. He left his club and is on the way to his own adventure. Is there gonna be a buzz about it ? I can totally see it. And humans are going to relate to this like never before.
By Nisha17 days ago in Writers
A Open Letter to My Mental Illness
Dear Mental Illness, Our relationship has always been complicated. You’ve been both a teacher and a tormentor, a mirror and a mystery that I’ve spent years trying to understand.
By Maj Forbes20 days ago in Writers
My Journey Into Buddhism
I didn’t find Buddhism because I was searching for enlightenment. I found it because I was exhausted, angry, and trying not to fall apart.
By Carolyn Patton20 days ago in Writers
The Butterfly Effect: More Real Than It Seems
The butterfly effect is a fascinating topic that I would like to discuss this time, as it is quite different from others. Its existence raises questions and proposes an intriguing idea that has been studied by many people from unique and diverse perspectives. It has led me to reflect on whether things—what we see—exist simply by chance, or whether they depend on something entirely different or external.
By julian nivia20 days ago in Writers
Why Stories Matter
In a world crowded with headlines, notifications, and endless scrolling, stories remain one of the few things that can still make us stop. Not pause out of obligation, but pause because something inside us recognizes itself. Long before we had screens, stories were how we survived. Long before we had facts neatly organized into textbooks, stories were how we understood them. And even now—especially now—stories continue to matter more than we often realize.
By Luna Vani20 days ago in Writers
Copywriter Meaning, Responsibilities, Skills & How to Become One in 2026
In 2026, the word copywriter carries more weight than ever before. What once referred mainly to someone who wrote advertisements has evolved into a profession that sits at the center of business growth, digital influence, and brand trust. In a world saturated with content, copywriters are no longer just writers; they are strategic communicators who shape how people think, feel, and act.
By Sathish Kumar 21 days ago in Writers
The Moonbound Princess and the Prince Who Was Never Meant to Be King 🌙👑
👑🌙 The Moonbound Princess and the Prince Who Was Never Meant to Be King 🌙👑 A Romantic Fairy-Tale Story In the kingdom of Lunareth, the moon mattered more than the sun.
By Zidane21 days ago in Writers
Learning Hurt First
Before learning ever felt like progress, it felt like punishment. No one tells you that at the beginning. They dress learning up as curiosity, as growth, as something gentle. They show you graduation photos and success stories and say, See? It was worth it. But they never show you the bruises learning leaves behind—the small humiliations, the quiet failures, the moments where you realize you don’t know as much as you thought you did.
By LUNA EDITH22 days ago in Writers
Good People Still Exist
Good People Still Exist That morning, I took the subway to Manhattan as usual. Maybe because I had stayed up late writing the night before, I fell asleep in my seat. Half-awake, half-dreaming, I didn’t realize we had reached my stop.
By Jenny 22 days ago in Writers
The Room I Still Walk Into
I still walk into that room sometimes. Not with my body. With my mind. The real room no longer exists in the way it once did. The house changed owners. The walls were repainted. The furniture replaced. Someone else now opens that window without knowing how much weight it once held.
By Salman Writes22 days ago in Writers
Confession: I want to write about travelling, but I cannot keep up
As the title says, since I graduated from university I have been travelling across Europe pretty consistently, visiting five new countries in about 2 years.
By Simona Rosso22 days ago in Writers
Working To Find Work
Working To Find Work: How College Graduates Are Struggling for Employment By Jonathan Mandel 14 January 2026 Historically, college graduates have enjoyed higher employment rates than their high school graduate counterparts. This seemed like an obvious occurrence: Having gone through the rigors of higher education, recent college graduates have historically been granted greater, more lucrative access to the labor market due to their advanced degree.
By Jonathan Mandel23 days ago in Writers