Tag: storytelling

• The Emperor Who Declared War on the Sea (And Lost. Obviously.)

  I love a man with a plan. I love it even more when the plan is insane, the man has unlimited resources, and absolutely nobody around him says “hey, maybe don’t.” Today’s specimen: Caligula, Roman emperor, certified menace, and the only military commander in recorded history to formally declare war on the ocean. Yes. The…

  Shreya Singh

  June 28, 2026

  Blog

  Ancient Civilizations, Ancient Rome, Ancient World, Caligula, Comedy Writing, dark humor, Funny History, Historical Anecdotes, Historical Curiosities, Historical Figures, Historical Humor, History, history blog, History Facts, History Lovers, Military History, Power and Politics, Roman Empire, Roman History, satire, shreyalogy, storytelling, Strange History, The English Channel, weird history

• The Psychology of Why We Root for the Villain (And Why That Says Something Interesting About You)

  Let me ask you something. When you were watching Breaking Bad, at what point did you stop rooting for Walter White? If your answer is “I never stopped,” congratulations. You are exactly who this article is for. There is a very specific experience that happens when you’re watching a show or reading a book and…

  Shreya Singh

  June 27, 2026

  Blog

  Amy Dunne, Anti-Heroes, Books, Breaking Bad, Carl Jung, Cersei Lannister, Character Development, Character Psychology, creative writing, Fiction, Fiction Analysis, Hannibal Lecter, human nature, human psychology, Literary Analysis, Moral Ambiguity, Morality, Narrative Psychology, Pop Culture, psychology, Reader Psychology, Reading, Shadow Self, shreyalogy, storytelling, TV Shows, Villain Origin Stories, Villains, Walter White, writers

• The Dumbest Ways Serial Killers Got Themselves Caught — Part 2

  

  As discussed yesterday, being a serial killer is bad. Like, really bad. One of the worst career choices available, right up there with “guy who tests whether electrical outlets work by sticking forks into them.” But as we also established yesterday, there’s something worse than being a serial killer. Being a stupid serial killer. Because…

  Shreya Singh

  June 9, 2026

  Dark

  Bobby Joe Long, BTK killer, Crime, crime history, crime stories, Criminal Minds, criminal psychology, Dark Facts, dark history, Dennis Nilsen, Dennis Rader, Earle Leonard Nelson, Educational, famous criminals, Internet Reads, Murder Cases, psychology, Randy Kraft, Serial Killer Facts, serial killers, shreyalogy, storytelling, true crime, true crime stories, weird history

• Funny Things I’ve Said Recently That Sound Horrible Out of Context

  

  Look, I get it, I’m a little self-obsessed, but honestly, who wouldn’t be? Keep yourself in my shoes and you’d know how hard it is not to be a fan. Because tell me why I use about 0B of my brain before speaking and somehow everything that comes out of my mouth is sitcom-worthy. I’m…

  Shreya Singh

  May 30, 2026

  Entertainment

  comedy, Comedy Writing, funny conversations, funny one liners, funny quotes, Funny Thoughts, Gen Z Humor, Humor, humor article, Internet Humor, jokes, life humor, millennial humor, Observational Humor, personal blog, random thoughts, relatable humor, sarcasm, satire, shreyalogy, social commentary, storytelling, unhinged thoughts, witty quotes, women humor

• The Unknown Caller: A Creepy Phone Call Story That Felt Like a Scam

  

  The Unknown Caller I woke up today at 10:30 because it’s Saturday and that’s what the working class should be doing over the weekend — sleeping. At 11:35, I receive a call. Now, I’m not one to pick up calls. I hate the concept of calling. They should’ve banned phone calls the day texting was…

  Shreya Singh

  May 9, 2026

  Blog

  Bihar caller, creepy experiences, creepy phone calls, cybercrime, digital safety, fraud calls, India scams, mobile scams, online safety, phone scam, prank calls, scam awareness, scam calls, spam calls, storytelling, suspicious calls, Truecaller, unknown caller, unknown numbers, weird phone calls

• Things I Love to Discuss: Psychology, Crime, Beauty & Corporate Life

  

  What topics do you like to discuss? Things I Love to Discuss There are people who can talk about anything. And then there are people who only want to talk about things that actually mean something. I fall into the second category. I don’t like conversations that exist just to fill silence. I like conversations…

  Shreya Singh

  April 26, 2026

  Rants & Commentaries

  beauty pageants, blog writing, conspiracy theories, Corporate Life, crime stories, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1920, discipline, famous cases, fiction writing, human behavior, manifestation, mindset, organization, personal branding, plot twists, productivity, psychological thriller, psychology, self growth, serial killers, shreyalogy, skincare routine, stationery, storytelling, true crime, Workplace Dynamics

• Never Trust a Writer: How to Turn Adversity Into Content

  

  Think your bad days are just bad luck? Think again. As a writer, I turn every embarrassing moment, grievance, and encounter into a story. Discover why you should never trust a writer, and how you can reclaim control by mastering your own narrative. You should never trust a writer. I say this with the maximum…

  Shreya Singh

  April 22, 2026

  Rants & Commentaries

  creative writing, emotions, human behavior, life lessons, personal essay, real life stories, self reflection, shreyalogy, storytelling, truth about writers, writer life, writers, writing

• The World Is Ugly—Until Someone Brings You Coffee: A Corporate Chaos Story

  

  A chaotic workday of missed trains, broken printers, and CXO interviews turns unexpectedly human when small acts of kindness cut through the stress.

  Shreya Singh

  March 20, 2026

  Corporate Life

  Career Growth, chaotic days, Corporate Life, gratitude, Indian corporate culture, kindness, life lessons, Mumbai local, office stories, personal essay, real life writing, storytelling, work stress, workplace chaos

• Babies Are the Ultimate Marketing Geniuses — Here’s Why

  

  Babies Have the Best Brand Marcomms Team in the World Let’s be honest—no brand, no agency, no billion-dollar marketing campaign has ever achieved what babies achieve effortlessly. Babies don’t market.Babies don’t sell.Babies don’t even know what a “target audience” is. And yet, they have a 100% emotional conversion rate. This isn’t luck. This is elite-level…

  Shreya Singh

  March 19, 2026

  Lifestyle

  Babies, baby content, brand strategy, branding, content marketing, cute babies, digital marketing, emotional marketing, Funny Article, Gen Z Humor, human behavior, Humor, marcomms, marketing, millennial humor, Parenting Humor, psychology, Relatable Content, social media humor, storytelling, viral content

• Are You Superstitious? Or Just Very Good at Ignoring Signs?

  Are you superstitious? No Some people believe in superstition. Others believe in logic. And then there are people like me — who don’t believe in superstition exactly, but definitely believe in “signs from the universe.” Not the horror-movie kind. I’m not the person who says “don’t look out the window at night.” But I am…

  Shreya Singh

  March 12, 2026

  Beauty

  career decisions, career lessons, Corporate Life, Corporate Reality, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1875, funny life stories, intuition, job interview stories, lessons from life, life experiences, life lessons, personal blog, personal story, shreyalogy, signs and coincidences, signs from the universe, storytelling, superstitions, trusting your instincts, workplace experience, workplace struggles