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Wolfy Chai

Wolfy Chai

Short-Stories — Poetry — Philosophy


  • August 28, 2025

    Society Doesn’t Need to Be Mean

    Society’s meanness is not inevitable—people choose to be mean, often because they believe it is necessary to prepare children for a harsh world. However, relying on past norms justifies the perpetuation of cruelty. Instead, we should recognize that society’s tone is shaped by the culture we collectively foster. A kinder society begins with intentional action, Continue reading

    Philosophy
    kindness, life, mental-health, Philosophy
  • August 20, 2025

    The Wide-Eyed Widow Part II: Call Me “Mommy”

    The day finally came. Miss Evvula Winters was ready to dislodge the eye bandages that had been suctioned to her face all month long. You see, she had only recently made a full recovery from the earlier encounter with Blake’s son Gregory. As such, she was ready to step her foot out in public once Continue reading

    Short Stories
    books, fantasy, fiction, Short Stories, short-story, writing
  • August 14, 2025

    The Hypocrisy Clouding LGBTQ Issues

    I am writing this piece in reaction to the current conservative sentiments against LGBTQ people. As an avid consumer myself of both liberal and conservative media, the conservative media almost always excludes any discussion of LGBTQ people. Being anti-LGBTQ, anti-abortion (pro-birth), and pro-traditional values are common threads within the conservative base. At the same time, Continue reading

    Philosophy
    Current events, GAY, history, LGBTQ, News, Op-ed, Philosophy, Politics
  • August 11, 2025

    The Play Date Corral

    Some women in this world were not supposed to be mothers. While their devotion to their children might fall short, their dedication to their vices was infallible. Lucille Laughlin, Lola Lovehandle, and Wanda Winkton were three such women. Lucille was lanky, and while thin, still had an irritating muffin-top that never seemed to flatten out. Continue reading

    Short Stories
    family, fantasy, fiction, romance, short-story, writing
  • July 22, 2025

    Hungry Mary’s

    Hungry Mary’s was one of many houses of prostitution packed into Vila Mimosa, a red-light district tucked into the mountainous outskirts of Rio De Janeiro. Unlike most of the brick-and-mortar stores servicing the region, Hungry Mary’s had the highest budget of them all. Its pristine and lavish facility has attracted some of the richest men in Continue reading

    Short Stories
    adventure, camp, comedy, fantasy, fiction, mystery, romance, short-story, writing
  • July 2, 2025

    The Wide-Eyed Widow

    Blake Dudley and Miss Winters had a rigid routine. Sundays were for brunch, at either Marios or Seasons 52; and, today Blake decided it was a Seasons 52 kind of day. Even though she ordinarily never ordered anything off the menu’s of either place, Miss Winters always made sure to scan the menu for any Continue reading

    Short Stories
    fantasy, fiction, halloween, history, reviews
  • June 20, 2025

    The Lizards Who Lunch

    It was Sunday morning, the four lizard sisters–Agatha, Margarine, Nina, and Agnes–met for brunch as per usual. Agatha was the reputed black sheep of the family. Her lesbianism had put her on the chopping block as far as their parents were concerned. In reaction, Agatha became a “STB” or, Stone Cold Bitch—not a STD which Continue reading

    Short Stories
    book-review, book-reviews, fiction, history, writing
  • April 11, 2025

    Love me as I am

    I saw his face in the dimly lit street-puddles. I ran my fingers slowly along the sides of his face. I felt the scruff of his thick beard. I saw his face when looking up at the constellations in my dreams. I wondered how on earth I would get up there. I felt his warm Continue reading

    Poetry
    depression, love, Poetry, relationships, self-help
  • April 1, 2025

    The Gift of Love

    I had been paddling all night, when I suddenly saw the sun’s light. The icy winds were defrosted by its gentle warmth.  Waves of oxygen evaporated from the salty waters of the sea below.  I looked to the right of me just as soon as the sun’s first rays shined across the left half of Continue reading

    Poetry
  • March 14, 2025

    The Blood River

    200 years into the future, the world had largely become a vast desert. Every last hectare of rainforest had been burned to the ground nearly 40 years prior to make way for the growing demand for meat consumption and a burgeoning herd of hungry mouths to feed. Meat production became increasingly infeasible due to the Continue reading

    Short Stories
    fantasy, fiction, horror, vampire, vampires
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    Recent Posts

    • Give Me Your Hand—I Promise You My Own
    • Freedom, Commodification, and the Collapse of Legitimacy
    • Beyond the Steps
    • Hungry Mary’s Part III
    • The Ego Created by Comfort

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