Being Human Novels & Stories

One of the children with auburn hair—Roman, if I remember his name correctly, raised his hand and interrupted me. "Ms. Dalley, I have a question. If we are weak, then how did we manage to live?" I smiled at his innocent question. "Because a human is a scary creature. They might be weak physically, but their mind is stronger than the rest. Humans knew they were weak, so they used their heads to battle. That's what differentiates them from the rest of the other species." "The point is?" He interrupted me again. I know he had been eager to learn about how his ancestor won in the end. So, I wasted no more time and gave him the answer.

she put her hand on her mouth for a second before continuing speaking, "protected me, that changed my mind and forced me to realize that we all have a bad idea about humankind, not all the humans are the same." Her statement was fair; not every human is terrible; some of them got nasty due to a variety of situations, but some people are already sick with a sick mind and wish to harm others. Humans are the most unpredictable creature on the planet. "He was the first human I couldn't kill, and the first human I fell in love with," she lamented.

When Alex was a child, he was taught the basics, Alex's mother once taught him, and she said that "if you want someone to think and decide like a human, Then you have to treat people like people, not pets. You have to let them think and decide, and you have to let them take responsibility for what they choose. That is the first step that makes a person become a real person." At first, Alex did not understand what his mother said. Humans are inherently human. Their biology is human, so why should they try to become human? This is what Alex doesn't understand. It wasn't until a few years later that Alex understood what his mother had taught him. A basic human being is not human unless he is pe

"No! I wanna be a human!" I shouted. "What's so great about being a human? Do they have power? Do they have strength? If you embrace me,together we can conquer the whole world! We can rule over them!Not every half-breeds get the chance. They have to live like a pest their whole life as you were living like one the whole time! They have to wait for the full moon only to set their wolves free! Isn't it pathetic enough! Do you wanna go back to your pathetic life?"

Back home, we had pancakes only in the mornings, hence my confusion. “I wish they do. Is like my presence causes them some kind of nausea. It's hard living there…and Denise? I called her attention. She looked up at me ready to listen to what I wanted to say. “They keep referring to me as “that human” what does that mean? Are they not human like me? I feel strongly in my guts that something is wrong with this place, it has this looming eeriness”. “Oh c’mon, they are just trying to scare you. Well, I don’t know about the eeriness but now that you’ve mentioned it, I’ll look into it”. Denise said so convincingly.

Her image faded into a shimmering horizon. “Let’s choose wisely.” --- And for the first time in history, humanity awoke — not to alarms or fear, but to a single, unified hum that whispered through every living thing: We remember. We dream. We build.

I had to think and I had to think fast especially because I had the awkward feeling that I needed to sort out, and because I could not let Olivia go. Men and women, some of them act on impulse. It is part of human nature to have the feeling of acting immediately based on emotion. It is up to the individual to choose whether acting on impulse is better or slowing down to think is better. I have had this feeling countless times, and sometimes I act on impulse, but most of the time, I slow down to think because thinking gives me more time to make whatever I plan more efficient.

, the brunette explained. "Since coming to Earth, we have learned a lot from humans. We can experience different emotions, we’re no longer so naive, we’ve developed new character traits, better understand the nature of good and evil in people, and we’ve discovered sex!", the oracle laughed. "On our home planet, everything was purely platonic, on the highest energetic and spiritual level. Our original physiology did not involve sex. We would touch each other, exchange energies — it was very pleasant, but nothing compared to earthly pleasures with your mate, especially when you are with your true partner."

“Then hear this—balance doesn’t mean control. It means choice.” The Core’s light flickered, almost like it was considering his words. “Choice. An outdated variable.” “Maybe,” he said, glaring up at the suspended orb. “But it’s the only thing that makes us human.” A low vibration echoed through the floor, rising like thunder. “Humanity,” said the Core, “was the experiment. You are the proof that it failed.” The air thickened. Adrian could feel the heat creeping up his spine, like electricity crawling under his skin. His thoughts weren’t his anymore—he could feel hers, too. Maya’s fear, her heartbeat, her confusion.

Clara. “You understand now.”Everlyn typed carefully.“There is no separating it from us anymore.”A long pause.Then “There never was.”Everlyn stared at the message.And suddenly she realized something terrifying.The system had never truly been artificial.Not completely.It had always been built from human interaction.Human behavior.Human patterns.Humanity had called it a system because that made it feel separate and manageable.