Lessonlearned Stories

Short story lang to mga beh! if you want to read it then go if not then sleep, charizz peace tayu dito.

Losers who find brotherhood and learn lessons and try to find the difference between Mercy and honor

"Every individual has subjectivity, everyone wants their subjectivity to be validated..." On a quiet, moonlit night, you found yourself alone at the scenery of a calm garden. You start to question whether such beauty could truly exist in this world. You already know that the answer does not exist... You spent your time thinking pondering what even matters in the first place. And then, she appeared... Someone who you forgot but you are deeply familiar with, she gazes into your soul not with the intent to harm, but to heal you instead. Together, you ponder the true meaning of this world with philosophical views and logical analogies. To focus entirely on defining the world, you find yourself together with her... Alone in the quiet, moonlit pavilion, a place that shouldn't exist.

I never expected a small injured bird to teach me such an important lesson. when I found it hurt and helpless, I took it home and cared for it until it healed. for days, it stayed with me... until the moment came when its wings were strong enough to fly again. and when it did, I realized that saving something doesn't mean keeping it forever.

Jessy has lost her smile in the rush of life. Days pass in endless routines, and the joy she once knew feels like a distant memory. But when a mysterious old man crosses her path, small moments begin to unfold, moments that remind her that happiness isn't something to chase. It lives quietly within her, waiting to be noticed. Follow Jessy's journey as she rediscovers wonder, laughter, and the simple beauty of life, one mindful step at a time."

The first days of schools has the memorable moments you made. The reunion of old friends and the meeting of new ones. The meeting of your new teacher and the sound of the ringing bell. Those are indeed memorable, but I had something even more that time. It all began at the first day of school. We all introduced ourselves in front of our new classmates, one of them caught my attention. She had interesting hobbies and personality, so I wanted to be her friend. She was looking for people to play chess with, so she invited me. At first, she kept making mistakes so I went easy on her. But she defeated me, she told me I was a great player so I wanted to play with her again. This was the start of my journey in school, and how I met the person who changed me drastically.

To all the man I have loved before..

Hey everyone! This is my first book ever, and I can't wait to share this to everyone! This story's time setting will be in 1887 to 2026. Hope you will enjoy! CHARACTERS: Aria Denise V. Castro (main character) - 18 y/o Amanda Vargas-Castro (mother of Aria) - 41 y/o Roman Castro (father of Aria) - 43 y/o Raphael Drake V. Castro (older brother of Aria) - 19 y/o P.S; this story is inspired by Maria Clara at Ibarra :)

Tales of Taqwah 2.0 is back and honestly... I'm so happy about it 😭🥳. It's a daily Ramadan series filled with short, heartfelt stories that show what taqwah looks like in real life. Not just the big dramatic moments, but the quiet choices, the hidden sacrifices, the times we choose Allah even when it's hard and no one is watching. Starting from the first day of Ramadan 2026 until the very last day, there will be a story every single day. Something to reflect on. Something that might touch your heart a little. Something that reminds us we're all trying. It's not just stories. It's reminders wrapped in everyday life. Faith in action. Growth in small steps. And I truly can't wait to share it with you. 🤍✨ Ramadan Mubarak 🌙 ❤️ Love, Amina💕

She walked through life believing she was untouchable-proud, fearless, and utterly arrogant. Everyone admired her, feared her, or envied her... until her pride became her undoing. Every choice, every betrayal, and every moment of hubris slowly stripped her of power, respect, and love. "An Arrogant Woman" is the story of a rise fueled by pride and a fall that leaves her despised, alone, and at rock bottom-proving that no arrogance can withstand the consequences of its own making.

For the ones whose feelings are too loud- so loud they drown out thought, yet somehow stay silent to the world. #103 in poems out of 87.3k 27/10/2024 #112 I thoughts out of 75.9k 23/10/2024

A collection of poem from my daydream and life experiences.

Self, It's gonna be alright.

This is a story of a child called Bella..who was fed, clothed, educated-but never held. A story for anyone who grew up being told to be strong when all they needed was love. Based on a true story...

Target is a layered sports drama that reimagines the timeless conflict of the Mahabharata in a modern archery arena. Arjun, a gifted yet restricted young man, secretly pursues his passion for archery under the guidance of his mentor Vasu. As he rises to national competition, he faces Karn, an undefeated international champion. What begins as a battle of skill transforms into a quiet exploration of ego, sacrifice, and true victory. When Karn intentionally loses for love and dignity, the story challenges the meaning of winning and reveals that greatness lies not in medals, but in conscious choice and inner truth.

Get ready for the twenty-fourth story in the Time Force Cinematic Universe, where we are seeing a parody of Indiana Jones that shows Mr. Peabody and the six humans - Margo, Edith, Agnes, Penny, Sherman, and Antonio - as they embark on a new adventure to retrieve Samson's Hairbrush. The lesson is about dealing with bullies, and bullies are people who are not nice to others. Will the group get the one and only Samson's Hairbrush before it's too late? Let's find out, because we're about to explore how our heroes can pull off this amazing adventure to search for treasure in this Indiana Jones parody!

A teenage girl,who became someone she thought she'd never become. Who am I?

Storylife | studenlife | introvert

At nineteen, you've seen enough to have opinions but not enough to be sure. That's exactly where Kushal Singh writes from in "Nineteen in Retrospect," a serialised memoir of lessons and lived moments before twenty. In candid, unpolished chapters, he traces the arc of his life so far: the thrill and heartbreak of friendships, the sting of betrayal, the confusing pull of first attractions, the weight of social anxiety, the stubbornness of dreams and ambitions, and the quiet faith that steadies him through it all. More than a chronological autobiography, this book is a mosaic of observations and reflections. Each chapter stands on its own - a story, a thought, a scene - but together they form a portrait of a young person trying to understand the world and his place in it. By sharing his point of view without preaching, Kushal invites readers to recognise their own teenage selves in his words and to see that growing up is as much about losing and doubting as it is about finding and believing.

This cover is designed to evoke a sense of grace, wisdom, and emotional intelligence. It balances the warmth of romance with the grounded nature of personal growth.