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An arranged marriage. Two broken souls. And a love that arrives too late... yet refuses to leave. They were tied by rituals, not emotions. Strangers sharing a roof, a silence, and wounds they never asked for. Aarohi carries a past laced with guilt and regret. Raghav carries patience-the kind that doesn't question, doesn't force, only stays. This is not a love story that rushes. This is a story that waits. Between hospital corridors and locked bedrooms, between relapse and recovery, between distance and devotion-love slowly learns its meaning. Not through confessions, but through presence. Not through promises, but through endurance. Because sometimes love isn't loud. Sometimes it's quiet, aching, obsessive in the softest way. Sometimes it stays... long before it's loved back.

Ray is eighteen, a trans boy, and addicted to alcohol. He checks into rehab hoping to find some kind of control over his life. He has a girlfriend and thinks he knows who he is straight, loyal, and trying to survive. Then he meets Phil, twenty-eight, addicted to Xanax, sarcastic, charming... and utterly confusing. Phil flirts, teases, and slowly breaks down the walls Ray has built around his heart. Ray fights it, tries to do the right thing, but the pull is irresistible. As they grow closer, boundaries blur, feelings intensify, and secrets multiply. Ray struggles with guilt, sobriety, and identity, while Phil battles his own demons. Their slow-burning connection becomes impossible to ignore but love, desire, and tragedy don't play fair. This story is inspired by my own experiences. content warning ‼️ addiction, self harm, trauma, pregnancy as a trans male and abortion, dysphoria, boundary violations, toxic romance

Some doors in a psych ward aren't meant to be opened- And some questions aren't meant to be asked out loud. This is the final piece of my eight-part collection, Barbed Wire Psalms- poems about survival, relapse, family lies, dark humor, and the places where grace finally catches up. Psalm VIII asks the last question: Who really gets to walk into your life-and who never earned the right?

Cracks in the universe are nothing compared to the strength of their love. In a fractured galaxy where souls can be stolen and bodies hollowed into obedient shells, a haunted Prince named Keahi Parr carries the power to destroy the universe-or rebuild it. Branded by the Imperium and bound to an unstable force called the Maelstrom, Keahi is imprisoned until a soul-marked dancer named Vorca risks everything to set him free. Together, they begin restoring the minds of those lost to shelling, uncovering ancient spiritual technologies and buried memories that hint at something far worse-an exiled god-queen Empress rising through stolen souls and a paradise built from pain. As trust fractures and forgotten bonds resurface, Keahi must confront the truth of who he is, what he's done, and whether he was ever meant to survive. Sky is a science-fantasy epic of psychic warfare, soul-deep love, and what it means to rebuild after devastation.

We share stories in rooms without doors. The world outside doesn't understand - how a word, a memory, or a drink can undo years of healing. This one's for the quiet ones, the coffee drinkers, the night watchers. A short story about addiction, recovery, and the strange comfort of the fellowship that never truly ends. - from the collection Barbed Wire Psalms (Part 4 of 8) by Christopher Paul Putnam (CP²)

"She was the voice of a generation-until the silence swallowed her." Anavaeh Zataia Khoza was once a teenage gospel sensation from Soweto. Now, she's 25, a global pop star spiraling through drugs, heartbreak, and media chaos in London. Haunted by the scars of her past, torn between two lovers, and bound by the memory of a mother she barely got to grieve, Vaeh's music has gone quiet-and so has her spirit. But when the ghosts of home, fame and past trauma come calling, she must decide if she'll finally face her truth... or let the music die for good. A raw and powerful journey of fame, trauma, intimacy, and healing. 🌍 South African x Nigerian rep | 🎶 Music + Mental Health | ❤️‍🔥 Queer Love | 🧿 African Spirituality | 📉 Downfall-to-Redemption

There's a moment in recovery when everything goes quiet- your hands steady, the floor stops tilting, and the reflection in the mirror finally looks survivable again. That's when the past pulls hardest. "The Pullback" is a haunting look into the gravity of relapse temptation- friends who didn't make it, memories that won't let go, and the dangerous comfort of the life you walked away from. A brutally honest entry in Barbed Wire Psalms about resisting the orbit of addiction and choosing life, even when the pull feels impossible to escape.

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Six months sober, Ayla sits by the window, coffee in hand, facing the quiet battles no one else sees. Every day is a test-a step forward, no matter how small. Steps Forward is a reflective, soul-deep story about rebuilding, self-worth, and finding strength in the quiet effort of choosing to heal, one day at a time.

Nasha Mukti Kendra in Srinagar is a trusted center dedicated to helping individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. Addiction affects not only physical health but also mental well-being, relationships, and daily life. Understanding the complexity of addiction, the center provides a holistic approach to ensure complete recovery and long-term wellness. Medically Supervised Detoxification The first step in recovery is medically supervised detox. Under the supervision of experienced doctors, patients undergo a safe and monitored detox process that manages withdrawal symptoms effectively. Detox prepares individuals physically and mentally for the next stages of therapy and rehabilitation. Individual and Group Therapy After detox, patients participate in personalized counseling sessions and group therapy programs. Individual therapy helps uncover the underlying causes of addiction and develop coping strategies, while group therapy offers peer support and motivation, fostering a sense of community during recovery. Family Support and Counseling Family involvement is crucial for lasting recovery. Nasha Mukti Kendra in Srinagar provides family counseling to rebuild trust, improve communication, and create a strong support system that encourages patients throughout their recovery journey. WEBSITE : https://www.jivankaehsaasnashamuktikendra.com/nasha-mukti-kendra-in-srinagar.php LOCATION : 297, Elecon Complex, Lane No.7, Ekta Vihar, Ward No.55, Near Airforce Radar Station, Kunjwani Jammu-180010 PHONE NO. : +91-9501593164

Every family has a story. Ours just happened to unravel at the funeral. One mother's truth. One son's disbelief. One sentence that tore through silence: "Paul was an asshole." Family Façade cracks open the polite rituals of grief and exposes the raw, unfiltered honesty hiding beneath "thoughts and prayers." A follow-up to Happy House - this poem stares straight into the mess we inherit, the laughter that leaks through pain, and the sacred chaos of finally telling the truth. - From the collection "Barbed Wire Psalms" (part 6 of 8) by Christopher Paul Putnam (CP²)

Discover the profound connection between Eros and the mystical. Explore practices, philosophies, and personal stories that illuminate the path to deeper self-understanding, richer relationships, and transformative experiences. Join us as we delve into the power of mystical states and their role in personal growth and well-being.

"They say every sunrise brings a second chance. I just needed one to believe in myself again." For 33 days, I prioritized clarity instead of chaos, truth instead of escape, and healing instead of hiding. This is my raw and unvarnished experience of my first month of sobriety - the struggles and cravings, the confessions, the quiet victories, and the nights that could have broken me. Thirty-Three Sunrises is not a story of letting go. It's of what I discovered in the quiet that was to come. If you've ever felt alone, lost, or like you're waging a battle no one can see, this book is for you.

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He was a song I heard long before the world began to listen. Before the stages. Before the screaming. Before he forgot how to breathe without being watched. I knew Luca when his voice shook more than it soared. When his dreams were still small enough to fit between us. And then the world wanted him. Took him. Rewrote him in lights and noise and silence. There are things I'll never say aloud- The nights he didn't come home. The way he looked at me like I was gravity, and then, like I was a ghost. The moments I held him so tightly I almost believed I could keep him from vanishing. But you can't save someone who's already halfway gone. You can only love them in the ruins. In the silence between the songs. In the parts no one else sees. This is not a fairytale. It's the after. The ache. The truth we don't put in interviews. The story of a girl who loved a boy the world tried to worship. And the boy who forgot how to be anything but adored. We were never built to survive the noise. But for a moment, we almost did. *Dear Readers, bear in mind that all the situations from the story are FICTIONAL. They NEVER happened.*

Forgiveness built on rubble. "From my ongoing collection, Barbed Wire Psalms." The image of growing up from the outside was just a little different from what others saw. "Family Facade" to follow. - from the collection Barbed Wire Psalms (Part 5 of 8) by Christopher Paul Putnam (CP²)

Russell Granger was a legend-until he became a ghost. At thirty-eight, he's a washed-up former adult film star, drowning in a cocktail of cheap liquor, harder drugs, and the ashes of his own fame. Lost in the haze of addiction and self-loathing, he returns to the decaying Pennsylvania town he once fled, hoping to disappear into obscurity. But when a 16-year-old girl vanishes without a trace-just like others did decades before-Russell becomes obsessed. Not just with the case, but with the eerie red house in the woods no one wants to talk about. A house that wasn't supposed to be there. A house he's seen before. As he digs deeper, Russell uncovers secrets buried in the town's soil-a pattern of missing girls, twisted folklore, and a faceless terror rooted in his own haunted past. And the closer he gets to the truth, the louder the forest whispers his name. Redemption costs more than sobriety. Some monsters don't live under beds. They live under the ground-waiting. The Ashes We Inhale is a visceral blend of psychological horror and noir mystery-a story about trauma, addiction, and the terrifying things that grow in silence. For fans of Paul Tremblay, True Detective, and Stephen King's darker woods.

Leaving the drinkers was the first brutal step, not towards healing, not towards clarity, but toward staying alive long enough to have a chance. This is the opening piece of *Carousel of Destruction*, a prequel cycle to *Barbed Wire Psalms* about the gravity of addiction, the people who kept spinning, and the moment you stepped off the ride.

How I navigated through the wreckage of my past addiction and found hope through recovery.