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Twisted Teddy
Average Rating:
9.05

Twisted Teddy

I suffer from Schizophrenia. Before you jump to any conclusions about me…before that word “schizophrenia” flashes its stigma and makes you think of serial killers, mass shooters, and the like, let me dispel a few things ...
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Two Double A's
Average Rating:
8.46

Two Double A’s

One of my first memories as a child was a funeral. My uncle’s funeral. He was my mom’s half-brother and considerably younger than her as he was from her dad’s second marriage. I think he was ...
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Two Minutes in the 'Mancing Field
Average Rating:
7.76

Two Minutes in the ‘Mancing Field

I'm trying to see myself through the officer's eyes, but I can't seem to manage. To be expected, I suppose. Not big on the whole empathy thing; it can be problematic in my line of work ...
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Tyconderoga
Average Rating:
6.59

Tyconderoga

Last paper of the term. Only a 500 word paper. Sounds easy, he thought. That will only take a few hours at the most. It was an exercise in tedium. He grabbed his Tyconderoga #2 Pencil ...
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Typing
Average Rating:
7.2

Typing

Stay calm. You know, I never actually thought about this, but I really need to type this since typing always calmed me down, even if only slightly. As you suspected, I typed this because, well, I’m ...
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U.S.S. February
Average Rating:
8.2

U.S.S. February

Radio waves have traveled through and past the Earth's atmosphere for decades. They carried snapshots of humanity out into infinity. Music, broadcasts, TV shows, news commentary; it was all out there, racing away at the speed ...
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uber eats
Average Rating:
8.53

Uber Eats

I drive for Uber. It is by no means a glamorous profession, but it keeps my bills paid and the roof of my small studio apartment over my head. I truly love the freedom it allows ...
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Ubloo
Average Rating:
9.04

Ubloo

Part 1 In a past life I was a psychiatrist. Well, let me rephrase that. Before my life fell to pieces I was a psychiatrist, and a damned good one too. It's tough to really say ...
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Unconscious Objection
Average Rating:
5.5

Unconscious Objection

I couldn't sleep. I didn't want to sleep. Sleep has eluded me for several days at this point, but to sleep is to give up and let guilt destroy me. That's what I call it anyway ...
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Under cover
Average Rating:
5.12

Under Cover

“Hi, D”. The voice was familiar, perhaps even too familiar for her liking. As she rolled her eyes he briskly walked over to her desk, almost as if her eyes were a hook and she’d caught ...
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Under The Blanket
Average Rating:
8.19

Under The Blanket

Looking back, I’d say I had a pretty enjoyable childhood, nothing bad ever happened to me. I barely ever got sick, never broke any bones, or got into fights with my cousins when I visited. I ...
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Under the Ice
Average Rating:
7

Under the Ice

As I lay in my sick bed with my mind muddled, I find it quite impossible to find motivation to continue on and lack the focus to return to my work. Ever since a fantastic yet ...
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Under the Ice
Average Rating:
8.68

Under the Ice

6:52 AM Another nightmare. I wake up in a pool of my own sweat. My heart is pounding and my brain feels like its going to break through my skull. Through the window the sun has ...
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under this things maw
Average Rating:
6.24

Under This Thing’s Maw

The tears are impossible to hold back as she watches this... this thing, eat away at all the corpses. The corpses of her co-pilots. Her... closest friends. With clawed, kaiju sized hands, it shovels their remains ...
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Underground Families
Average Rating:
8.29

Underground Families

The Shadow Web is the side of the internet that can’t be found using typical search engines, but instead can only be accessed using downloaded programs that grant you anonymity. It contains some of the sickest ...
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Underneath Reality
Average Rating:
8.5

Underneath Reality

When I was a kid, I had this recurring nightmare that always preceded the death of a loved one. It wasn't quite a premonition - I didn't know who was going to die, how they would ...
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Understanding the Laws of Thermodynamics
Average Rating:
8.54

Understanding the Laws of Thermodynamics

This is only happening because of what we did. I regret it, but not because of the consequences. I regret it because I could have been good; I should have been kind. I think we deserve this ...
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Unexpected Home Videos
Average Rating:
7.56

Unexpected Home Videos

Before I start, I just wanted to explain that what you’re about to read will make you question the writer’s identity, my identity. Believe me when I say that I am too. You’ll question whether I’m ...
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Unfinished Business
Average Rating:
7.85

Unfinished Business

I live in a country where, unfortunately, Halloween is not a big thing. It’s almost not a thing at all, and this fact disappoints me to no end. I’m a bored 19-year-old living in a small ...
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Unholy Hour
Average Rating:
6.8

Unholy Hour

Perhaps you have heard the legend of the supposed "holy hour" that occurs on certain days of the year: Christmas, Easter, Good Friday, November 1, and the first of both February and August, each day between ...
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Unidentified
Average Rating:
6.82

Unidentified

I am the shadows you see at night; the objects in your sleeping room that you see as monsters, unfamiliar faces, or hands reaching out to grab you. I see you as you try to fix ...
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Unit 232
Average Rating:
6.96

Unit 232

In a nondescript rural corner of the American midwest, in a long row of units at one of the many dilapidated mini storage businesses that dot that dreary landscape, is a unit, Unit 232, with barely-noticable ...
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Unknown Number
Average Rating:
8.68

Unknown Number

"JESUS!!" I cried. Being jolted from a half dose at a quarter to midnight by my new 'Halloween theme' ringtone didn’t do wonders for my heart-rate, especially since I'd momentarily forgot I'd changed the tone at ...
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Unknown Variables
Average Rating:
8.49

Unknown Variables

Riggs put his hand up to shield his eyes from the midday sun, unused to any natural light source, as he gingerly stepped out of the crumbled wall of the facility. Dr. Geary, his research companion, ...
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