This is a story of my life dealing with GAD (General Anxiety/Panic Disorder). I originally started writing this on Quotev, and I will still continue to so. I decided to bring it to Wattpad so more people can be made aware of this disorder and how emotionally damaging it can be. (Warning: this story contains themes that may be uncomfortable to some readers, thank you!) If you have any questions or comments, feel free to message me or comment on one of the chapters! xo, Juli (EternalRavenclaw)

"I was gazing upon my own corpse in the grassy dune, except I never been to the beach, nor remember breathing one's last." This is a memoir of my life. Simply put, my gradual downward slope into depression, and my unhurried climb back up. This story of mine is still in progress.

This is me, from beginning to end - or at least the end I've gotten to and let me tell you I've gotten to the end. This was my 18 years, from before my birth, through my lives up until this moment. This will include my poetry along with my story, so try and not be confused. ******** You may not take any part of this story because this IS my life. I share this so people will know my experiences. I share this so people can learn from what I have been through and so they know that this life isn't all it seems, but you will figure that out by the end. This is all true. You will know all my secrets my whole past and it is a twisty one. May God be with you. * The last page is a message to my Sunflower.

This is the story of my experience at a mental hospital. Please read the author's note before deciding to read this story because of its sensitive topics.

Have you ever looked back on your life and thought, "what a complete and total disaster." No? Well I have, and sometimes I still do. I was once lost without any hope. I felt entirely alone, abandoned by God. I crawled out of deep, dark, and depressing holes in my life and back then I thought it was truly hell, because if there was no God, and I was almost sure of that, then life and consciousness were hell. I even thought it was time for me to die, probably more than once. Throw down my gloves and turn in for the final count down. I knew I was wrong though, if I would have quit then because life slapped me around then I would have never been able to get where I'm at now. I found God, and you'll be a witness to my testimony. Every decision I made in life was like throwing stones in the dark, I didn't know where the hell they would land, but I did it anyways just to make a ripple in the water. This story may contain sensitive content that will upset others. It may be offensive, it may also be uncomfortable to read. Keep in mind that the telling of these events is from only my perspective and others involved may have been effected differently.

A book about the Evanescence singer Amy Lee. Early life, personal life, rockin' out on Evanescence, Ups and Downs, Evanescence's future, Marriage, Pregnancy, break ups and much more.

In Three Times a Victim: Living Under the Shadow of Toxic Shame, the author shares a deeply personal and harrowing journey through layers of injustice-first as a victim of a traumatic assault, then as the accused in a cruel reversal of truth, and finally as a casualty of a justice system riddled with gender bias and systemic failure. With raw honesty and emotional depth, this memoir delves into the profound psychological impact of being disbelieved, shamed, and ultimately betrayed by those entrusted to uphold justice. It explores how pre-existing wounds of childhood abuse, emotional deprivation, and toxic shame collided with the crushing weight of false accusations-leaving scars that persist in personal and professional life. Through vivid storytelling, the author examines the societal biases that too often dismiss male victims, the emotional toll of battling for truth in a world unwilling to listen, and the ongoing struggle to reclaim dignity and identity in the face of relentless self-doubt and despair. Despite the darkness, Three Times a Victim is also a testament to resilience, offering an unflinching look at survival, self-acceptance, and the pursuit of healing. This memoir is a must-read for anyone who has ever faced injustice, battled with feelings of shame and isolation, or sought to understand the devastating consequences of a system that too often punishes the innocent. It is a powerful call to challenge societal perceptions, advocate for fairness, and shine a light on the silent struggles that persist long after the case is closed.

This is my story. I'm sorry I didn't stay, you couldn't save me anyway.

A short tale that tells the story of a murder that led to a suicide, or possibly a suicide that led to a murder. Love can cause people to do wicked and unearthly things. A broken heart is the worst pain of all, and people believe the only medication to resolve it, is suicide.

This is just a suicide letter to everyone in my life Cover credits to shwetha_kookie