No one should ever wake up to the thoughts of slicing their wrist. For Ella that's a daily occurrence She's been through a lot and the only calming thought is that of death. Frustrated with life she writes a letter to her bully The boy who makes her life a nightmare. The reason she believes she has wasted seventeen y...
May has a new boyfriend that Peter doesn't like at all and he treats Peter like shit. Also, Peter is dealing with depression and ed. Of course, Peter's Spider-Man as well and works with the Avengers. Do they realize that May's new boyfriend hurts Peter? Do they find out about Peter's depression? What will they do? 1...
Depression is like a war, you either win or die trying. --- 17 year old Emily has lost her mum. Depression is slowly creeping its way into her mind, driving her closer and closer to the edge... but she is already there. --- Book 1 in the mishaps of death series
*TRIGGER WARNING* Darren Mercy is sad, well thats not the word for it; he's sad, but not sad. He's numb. He's asked himself why, thousands of times. He has everything. Friends, a great mom, to some people he has the perfect life. He looks for some sort of reason to be sad, some reason to feel the way he does. ...
FINISHED ! THE FIRST 3 CHAPTERS ARE SHIT BUT KEEP READING AND THEY GET BETTER I PROMISE! Life isn't easy for Atsushi even though all the people around him think he's ok he's secretly dying inside ⚠️Trigger warning⚠️ Sh Ed PTSD Slurs Homophobia
in which a boy picks up a beautiful and strange hitchhiker [lowercase intentional]
in which two girls' separate healing journeys unexpectedly bring them together
𝐞𝐜𝐡𝐨, "The echoes of her voice are what keep me up at night." Maisie Peters was a songbird, who became an orphan suddenly, thrown into an agency she wanted nothing to do with, forced to prove herself to have a roof over her head. After yet another tragedy she's on the streets, with no agency, no family and no pla...
Elliot Warren has a chronic disease. It all started back at the end of middle school. He started losing his steps in places no one else would. Then, he had problems moving his legs properly, he couldn't run, walk and eventually stand anymore... It went that far that it bound him to a wheel chair in the beginning of hi...
