Stories tagged “decision”

  • Hiding Behind The Stitches

    The Stitches that hold me together Are getting ready to break I’m not sure how much more I can take Despair Everything I do is wrong How many more times will my life play this God awful song The Ribbons That hold the tear Are straining under the weig...

    • Author: Lone Writer
    • Posted about 1 year ago.
    • 5 out of 5
  • You Don't Always Need Protection

    “I can do this!” “Honey, you’re talking about throwing your life away!” “No, Mom! I’m talking about saving one!” “You’ll be missing your Spanish immersion trip and your volunteer hours at the ...

  • The Final Decision

    He looks at the metal monster sitting on the table in front of him. He doesn’t want to touch it or even go near it lest he do something stupid. Taking a deep, trembling breath, he continues to stare at it. It sneers at him, daring him to do it. T...

    • Author: Lone Writer
    • Posted about 1 year ago.
    • 4 out of 5
  • I Can't Do This. (Mature)

    It’s been two months. Two wonderful months; two wonderful months since I broke up with that bastard. But I think he did something to me. No, I know that he did something to because, right now, as I stare at the test in my hand… I’m pr...

    • Author: akitore
    • Posted 10 months ago.
    • 4 out of 5
  • Resolutions Amongst the Odors and Vapors

    Somewhere between the cacophony of the crowd and the sound of his own heartbeat thundering in his ears, reality melted away in the dingy bathroom. Something scuttled across the broken, lime-green tile; Peter decided not to look. Eyes front and jaw set ...

  • A Plastic Pause

    He stared at the humongous fish tank that severed the restaurant in two and wondered what the waiter’s reaction would be if he demanded the pale orange guy hovering near the plastic diver. “Do you even hear what I’m saying,” Michael asked. “C...

  • Pain, Trust, and the Final Decision. (Mature)

    Pain is unbearable. No one wishes to feel, and yet we do so anyway. Everyday. We either notice or don’t, but it’s always there. I continued to sit on the bench that sat in a lone corner of the park. Seperating myself from what just seemed t...

    • Author: akitore
    • Posted 10 months ago.
    • 4 out of 5
  • The First Time (Mature)

    That first time was the most horrible thing I’ve ever been through. Not that he was horrible or whatever but the guilt that washed over me as soon as he came in was enough to make me know that I couldn’t go through with this. I had to get o...

  • Chica in Mexico

    “You’re under arrest.” She rummaged in her purse for something. “For multiple homicides —” “Under whose authority? You’re in Mexico, chica, US law enforcement doesn’t have jurisdiction.” Seth ...

  • Riveted, Barely Breathing

    It was the head tilt. His head was looking down at her and tilted slightly to the right. He was going to kiss her. You could see his desire smoldering behind his lips even though you couldn’t see his eyes or hear what he whispered. But she stood ...

  • Crossroads

    He weighed the two documents against each other. More than two thousand years with all their thickness in his left hand, and a mere three hundred in the right. Both the tome and the booklet were shaggy with wear, and both had a little list of ten items...

    • Author: Lancet
    • Posted 25 days ago.
  • Advice

    This will be the biggest decision he’ll ever have to make, so he attempts to summon it. It’s always there, a part of himself that he accepts. He has come to rely on it. He assumes that everyone possesses it. Sometimes it surfaces often. A l...

    • Author: nrwilk
    • Posted about 1 year ago.
    • 4 out of 5