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Wolfy Chai

Wolfy Chai

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  • November 8, 2025

    Hungry Mary’s: The Saga Continues

    To recap, the two girls from Season 1 of Hungry Mary’s had hit the road. The plan was to get out of Latin America so they could distance themselves from the illegal underground world they used to be a part of. This was a fresh start for them—one that did not involve criminal conduct. Everything was going smoothly with… Continue reading

    Short Stories
    books, family, fantasy, fiction, romance, short-story, writing
  • October 6, 2025

    In The Same Water, But Oceans Apart

    It was a particularly cold and damp night for South Florida. The wind whirled around the palms, leaves blew across the street, and there was a slight trickle of rain that sprinkled on his face. Whose face? James Stanley: a man of 29 years of age. He had black hair, tan skin, and dark eyes… Continue reading

    Short Stories
    bible, books, fiction, short-story, writing
  • October 1, 2025

    A Critique of the Western Model

    It is in our human nature to look for groups or identities to adhere to. While hive mentality is not a concept that is isolated to America, when combined with capitalism and gluttony, it results in a very specific set of cultural outcomes. For example, alcohol / drug culture, materialism, wastefulness, and mindless consumption habits.… Continue reading

    Philosophy
    democracy, history, News, Philosophy, Politics
  • September 5, 2025

    In the Age of AI, Will All Humans Be Useless?

    In today’s society, humans form hierarchies around traits that people characterize as either inferior or superior to themselves. One poignant example of this is the type of job that one has—and, logically following, their associated education “level.” There are two main categories of hierarchy: a vertical hierarchy that seeks to divide people by age, and… Continue reading

    Philosophy
    Ai, artificial-intelligence, chatgpt, Compassion, education, Human, Psychology, Technology, Thoughts
  • 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
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