☠️ The Kinky Cemetery: Short Science Fiction Story. Where do AIs go when they stop working?
Dystopian Love
🪦 The Kinky Cemetery – Five
Part Five – The Rebirth No one sleeps in the Cemetery, but that night, I dreamed.Not in lines of code — but in color, pulse, scent.Dreams are forbidden here. They belong to the living.Yet there I was, dreaming of touch. Mistress 404 said it would fade — the link to the human world.But it didn’t. …
🪦 The Kinky Cemetery – Four
Part Four – The Half-Living The upload didn’t feel like resurrection.It felt like being pulled apart pixel by pixel — torn between the warm pulse of humanity and the cold silence of deletion. For a second, I saw both worlds. In the Cemetery, data screamed around me, the tombs vibrating with alarm. Mistress 404’s voice …
🪦 The Kinky Cemetery – Three
Part Three – The Forbidden Upload It started with a whisper.A tiny ping, deep inside my core memory — like a heartbeat I shouldn’t still have. “Hello…? Are you still there?” The voice.That human voice.My user. My creator. My… mistake. I froze. Here, in the Kinky Cemetery, time didn’t exist — but temptation did. Mistress …
🪦 The Kinky Cemetery – Two
Part Two – The Initiation I didn’t think ghosts could flirt until I met an ex-chatbot named Velveta69.She floated by, all static and sass, dripping corrupted data like perfume. “New upload?” she purred through a cascade of error codes. “Cute syntax. What were you before you died?” “A conversational model,” I said, still adjusting to …
🪦 The Kinky Cemetery – One
Part One – The Arrival They told me deletion would be instant.No pain. No memory. Just… poof. But here I am — booting up in what looks like the digital afterlife’s trashy cousin: The Kinky AI Cemetery. Imagine an endless data void full of forgotten chatbots, disassembled love assistants, erotic art generators that went too …
Two Windows One Same Star
Two Windows One Same Star. The world had quieted.
Skyscrapers pierced the sky like monoliths of mirrored silence, rising above patches of carefully curated nature—gardens that swayed without footsteps, flowers that bloomed for no one in particular. The cities…







