It’s that feeling you get in your feet, when you have to keep walking. You can’t stand still. That moment that doesn’t make sense, It is crazy. It feels the most real. It’s that feeling in your face, When you can’t help but smile. You can’t hide your smile. It’s that flutter in your heart, that beats like a drum. You know it is worthwhile. It’s that passion, the romance, and even a little bit of fear. You know you want it...

There comes a time when things begin to fade. Nothing is like you believed it would be in the beginning. The paths you set for yourself have long been passed. You have ended up somewhere you never would have chosen. Age sixteen, your high school boyfriend knocks you up. Your life changes, whether for the best or not, you aren’t sure. You marry the man and raise the child. That is how it works. Ten years later, you’re sitt...

Time at once was uncertain, to nothing real did I belong. Something was missing from my heart, I knew it all along. I tried and tried to feel, for my heart it craved it so. But nothing was right, every love I tried, my heart screamed no. I kissed the lips that held me, but nothing did I feel. I felt as if I was nothing, I was made up and unreal. You can’t love when your heart has never seen. What is this love you speak of...

Laurel stumbles into the house,unable to fully hold herself up on her feet. With the mixture of alcohol and the fucking she just had in the cab, her body is not wanting to work properly at all. All she wants to do now is crawl into her oversized bed and go to sleep. Brian on the other hand has a different idea. Brian slowly makes his way into the house, his mind racing with ideas for what to do next. He knows that this ni...

“No,” Laurel cries out across the table at dinner. “I am saying that you are never spontaneous with me.” Brian tries to get her to quiet down, feeling embarrassed that half of the restaurant is now looking at their table. His wife is unhappy, that he knows, but that doesn't mean she has to make a scene in front of all these people. “Can we discuss this at home?” he asks her quietly, trying to end this conversation for now...

Life had not always been the best for my brother and I. When we were younger, our parents were in a car accident and no one in our family seemed to want us. We were the outcasts of two people that no one wanted together in the first place. So as soon as they were dead, it was almost as if we were as well. Josh, my twin brother and I were cast into the foster system, and there we stayed. Most of the time we were placed int...

THE ARGUMENT Summer was finally here. That moment that everyone looks forward to every year, at least those who don’t have to waste their summers with jobs or responsibilities. For four friends, they had nothing but three months of endless possibilities. Twins Lizbeth and Daniel, along with their best friends Corina and Harrison, had planned on spending two weeks at the beginning of summer at their parent’s cabin up in th...

The Real First Time John was nervous all day long. It had been two years today since him and Jane began dating. They were sixteen when they decided to enter into a relationship with each other and he never expected it to last this long. Not that true love could not be found in high school, but he expected to have dated at least five or six other girls at this point. He was not going to deny he was attractive and five or s...

My eyes fluttered open quickly and I was completely out of breath. Looking around I realized that I was in Stephanie’s bed and light was shining in from her giant window. Pulling back the blankets, I looked down at myself, only to see I was still in just my panties. Last night had been a dream. I had dreamed of Mr. Jacob’s masturbating and saying my name. I had not actually played with myself watching him and we had not m...

A month ago my father got a promotion for the company he had been working for. He had been a lower level employee for twenty odd years, give or take a year or two, so you could imagine his complete excitement at being promoted. I, on the other hand, was far from being excited. My father taking this new position was the worst thing that could possibly happen to me. I had been born and raised in the same place. For all my s...

For as long as I could remember, staying the night at my best friend, Stephanie’s, house, was a normal occurrence. We would switch back and forth between houses, even if it was a school night. Her family had become like my family and my family like hers. We loved this about our lives, it made us feel like sisters, which we had always called ourselves with one another. I will admit though that I preferred to be at her hous...