I just really enjoy the game and want the fandom to grow
-Requests are closed!-
And here are some reasons to convince you to read this book!
-These oneshots are gender neutral
-And even though the reader is in them there is no use of Y/n
-I try to...
╰┈➤ This chapter contains slight spoilers for Sophia's character otherwise enjoy :)
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
Bad habits, with their insidious allure and comforting familiarity, have a way of drawing individuals back time and time again, often despite their best intentions to break free. The number of times one can return to these habits varies greatly depending on individual circumstances, but it's not uncommon for individuals to find themselves trapped in a cycle of relapse and remission, struggling to overcome the hold that these behaviors have over them.
For some, breaking a bad habit may require multiple attempts, with each relapse serving as a painful reminder of the difficulty of the journey toward change. Whether it's smoking, overeating, procrastinating, or any other detrimental behavior, the road to recovery can be fraught with setbacks and challenges.
Psychologically, the allure of bad habits often lies in their ability to provide temporary relief or pleasure, even at the expense of long-term consequences. This reinforcement can make it difficult for individuals to resist the temptation to return to these behaviors, especially during times of stress or vulnerability.
Additionally, environmental triggers and social influences can play a significant role in perpetuating bad habits, making it even harder for individuals to break free from their grip. The prevalence of these triggers, coupled with the ingrained nature of the habits themselves, can create a powerful cycle of repetition that is difficult to escape.
However, it's important to remember that breaking free from bad habits is possible with determination, support, and the implementation of effective strategies for change. Whether through therapy, support groups, mindfulness practices, or other forms of intervention, individuals can learn to identify their triggers, develop healthier coping mechanisms, and gradually replace destructive habits with positive alternatives.
Ultimately, the journey toward breaking free from bad habits is a deeply personal one, and the number of times one may return to them before successfully overcoming them can vary widely. What's important is not to become discouraged by setbacks, but rather to view them as opportunities for growth and learning on the path to lasting change. With perseverance and a willingness to seek help when needed, individuals can reclaim control over their lives and build healthier habits that support their well-being and fulfillment.
Sophia found herself caught in the throes of a relentless cycle, her intentions noble but her actions betraying her at every turn. What had begun as a simple mistake had now morphed into a pattern of behavior that she struggled to control—a compulsion that seemed to have a life of its own, driving her to repeat the same actions again and again despite her best efforts to resist.
At first, it had seemed like an innocent slip-up, a momentary lapse in judgment that anyone could have made. But as Sophia grappled with the consequences of her actions, she found herself drawn back to the same behavior time and time again, unable to shake the grip that it held over her.
