Submit a Story

7/29/2009

Tell your story. Make it brief.

You can enter it in the comments section below. We will put the best ones on the front page!

By submitting a story, you give SixWordStories.net the right to re-publish and distribute your work on this website, and in any other formats (including our Twitter feed, RSS feed, and possible publication in a book).

The original submission page is here, along with the 5,600+ stories that were submitted up until July, 2009. We had to create a new one because the comments got maxed out.

There are 19,025 comments in this article:

  1. 5/21/2026PNG Maker says:

    Barely talked, yet synchronised. Died apart.

  2. 5/21/2026nte guide says:

    Appreciate the straightforward approach. Many guides overcomplicate things, but your NTE guide keeps it simple and effective. Already shared this with a friend who just started playing.

  3. 5/24/2026cursive generator says:

    This is awesome! I love how simple it is to submit a story right here in the comments. It’s cool that the best ones get featured on the front page. Hearing the old page had over 5,600 stories and got maxed out is super impressive. What a great idea!

  4. 5/25/2026block poster says:

    So many stories packed into so few words! It’s amazing how much emotion and narrative can be conveyed in just six words. “Yearned for her. Got her. Hell.” is particularly poignant. The collection feels raw, honest, and incredibly relatable. A powerful snapshot of life in miniature.

  5. 5/25/2026HSK listen says:

    ‘Yearned for her. Got her. Hell.’ That phrase caught my eye, reminding me of HSK 1 students capturing life complexities with simple words. Like reading quick stories on the subway, it sparks curiosity-what else can six words convey about everyday chaos and joy?

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  7. 5/27/2026Joebromoe says:

    Black and White, Michael Jackson’s Life

  8. 5/27/2026Perry S Childs says:

    Chat GPT awarded me: Best Writer

  9. 5/27/2026Poeticproblems says:

    I do. Wait. Do I?

  10. 5/27/2026Poeticproblems says:

    I do. Um. Wait. Do I?

  11. 5/27/2026Poeticproblems says:

    Six? I don’t follow rules.

  12. 5/27/2026Poeticproblems says:

    I love you. Oh. Thank you.

  13. 5/27/2026Poeticproblems says:

    ‘I love you.’ ‘Oh. Thank you.’

  14. 5/27/2026Poeticproblems says:

    Itsy bitsy — ACTIVE SHOOTER GET DOWN

  15. 5/27/2026Poeticproblems says:

    Got ninety-eight problems. Solved one.

  16. 5/27/2026Poeticproblems says:

    Cigarettes aren’t cool anymore. I vape.

  17. 5/27/2026Poeticproblems says:

    The mirror reflected it. gnivael m’I.

  18. 5/27/2026Poeticproblems says:

    You quit your job? To write…?

  19. 5/28/2026Dashmetry Game says:

    I love how simple it is to submit a story right here in the comments.

  20. 5/28/2026NTE Tier List says:

    Thanks for sharing this piece on Six Word Stories. The practical details made it easier to understand what to look for and what to avoid. I appreciate the clear examples and will keep this bookmarked.

  21. 5/28/2026Jane says:

    PinkChat is a nice option for casual conversations and meeting new people. The app feels lightweight, friendly, and easy to use even for beginners.

  22. 5/29/2026Publix weekly ad preview says:

    The detail that really struck me was the mention of 5,600+ stories maxing out the original comments. That number makes the constraint feel almost sacred—like each six words earned its place by surviving the crowd.

  23. 5/30/2026fivenightsatfrickbears3 says:

    Love how a single line can tell a whole story. For a different kind of suspense—**surviving the night shift with 40 animatronics**—try https://fivenightsatfrickbears3.org. Both prove less is often more.

  24. 5/30/2026Compress photo says:

    This is a fun way to share stories! I’ve seen some really creative ones here.

  25. 5/31/2026BobWilson52376 says:

    Really interesting read. I like posts that connect practical decisions with the bigger picture instead of just giving a quick checklist. I’m working on https://teamfightmanager2.com/, a guide site for Teamfight Manager 2, and this gave me a few ideas for explaining strategy and decision-making more clearly. Thanks for sharing.

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