Attachments Stories

A Muslim love story where an extremely dominant sidharth meer will fall in love with a simple innocent girl, shehnaaz khan♥︎ Zubiya🥀

AARADHYA SINGH - 23 YRS Soft spoken, loving, caring and the most trusted person you will get to meet. She has her insecurities and fear but she always tries to be strong. And her second guide and soul her elder brother whom she loves the most. --- ARNAV MEHRA - 28 YRS He is strict, stonic and silent. Only speaks whenever is necessary. He lost his parents at a young age with lead him to never experience warmth, love and care. He doesn't even know what someone's warmth and care feels like. A parent figure for his younger brother. KIAAN MEHRA - 15 YRS Soft, clam and smart like his brother but behaves mature according to his age. Sometimes shy and quiet. Love his brother, understands him, support him and always respects him. He has never felt the warmth of mother but after his brother's marriage everything is going to change. Two strangers, ties in scared bond. One soft and one strict. One was loved by her family and one didn't had anyone to love him. Dive into the journey. Warning ⚠️ This is a slow burn with slow pacing, while reading every chapter you should have some patience. Okii?? ෆ⁠╹⁠ ⁠.̮⁠ ⁠╹⁠ෆ #3 Cute on 30|01|2026 #4 Caring on 01|02|2026

Being ostracized for selective mutism for the entirety of his childhood, Sora Kusunoki gradually gave up on people altogether. But as people emerge in his life, he's given a chance to experience the one thing he lacked all his childhood and now actively avoiding in his adult life. Friends.

Pretender Series || Salazar Cousins #5 Avoidant. She had always been like this. A girl that plays around and never been serious with her relationships. But when she fell in love, she masked that feeling instead of confessing. Gusto nila ang isa't isa pero, lagi na lang siyang umiiwas, iniiba usapan. Kasi pakiramdam niya, hindi sila bagay sa isa't isa. Why would someone so kind and gentle want a rebellious, always angry, always running person like her? She even called his belief stupid yet, he never got mad at her. It made her uncomfortable. How could someone stay despite her flaws and mistakes? How could someone find heaven beneath the flame?

Some heartbreaks don't shatter you, they unravel you thread by thread, until you're forced to rebuild the parts of yourself you once gave away. "The Version of You I Never Met" is a "Tribrid" book, part memoir, part emotional guide, part psychological blueprint for anyone who has loved someone who couldn't love them back the way they deserved. Blending raw storytelling with attachment psychology, this book explores the very anatomy loving an avoidant partner, carrying emotional weight for two, surviving emotional absence and walking away from a bond you wanted to кеер. Through a story blood-stained with devotion, confusion, imbalance, heartbreak and clarity the author dissects the hidden patterns behind avoidance, the cost of loving someone who hasn't healed, and the quiet, almost celestial strength it takes to choose yourself when choosing them costs too much. Its not a story about blame it's a story about limits, healing, and the power of understanding the truth even when it hurts. If you've ever begged for clarity or felt invisible in the arms of someone you loved, this book will feel like finally being seen. If you're learning to trust again, it will remind you that healing is possible, and that some endings are actually beginnings in disguise. For the heartbroken, the healing, the emotionally attuned, and the lovers who have always loved too much. This book is your mirror, your medicine, and your metamorphosis. It will break you, then rebuild you. It will explain him, then return you to yourself. It will hurt - then then it will heal. "He loved you, just not in the way you needed. You loved him, just not in the way he could hold."

"Har baar naya ikraar karte ho, Ishq nahi, phir bhi izhaar karte ho. Aisi bhi kya jhooti dillagi karna , Barbaad ko hi barbaad karte ho." ... Author She never wanted to fall in love. He never wanted to stay." Naina had built walls around her heart, believing why would anyone love her . But then Kush Singh Shekhawat walked in, turning her "never" into "maybe." Naina had promised herself never to let anyone in until she finds success . But promises have strange way of breaking when the right person knocks on the wrong door. Kush was everything she never wanted...yet somehow ,he became everything she couldn't let go of. AFTER 5 YEARS fate gives them one more chance. Will love find its way back , or will some stories remain unfinished forever?

This story follows teenagers Kylo (Ren), Hux and Phasma as they study under Grand Master Snoke to become part of the new initiative called the First Order, a future army that will one day rule the Galaxies. But can Ren's training help him become the ruthless leader he needs to be? Will he ever conquer his own emotions, desires and the call to have no attachments? Or will the unexpected bond he forms with little Rey (Rita), visiting her grandfather for the summer, be his undoing and hold him back from completing the First Order training program and finish what his grandfather started? A very special thanks to Jenny Dolfen the artist who made the painting used for the cover of my fanfiction. You can find more of her amazing art at www.goldenseven.de on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/jenny.dolfen and on tumblr at http://goldseven.tumblr.com/

Savannah and Tyler were never supposed to be complicated. They were friends. Best friends, even-the kind who spent hours in each other's cars, went to the gym together, argued over music, made stupid marriage pacts, and somehow always found their way back to each other no matter how many times life pulled them apart. Then they crossed a line they couldn't uncross. One night became feelings neither of them wanted to admit. Kisses became harder to explain. Jealousy became harder to hide. And somewhere between *just friends* and *whatever this is*, Savannah realized she was falling for the one person she couldn't afford to lose. The problem? Tyler was falling too. He just wasn't willing to risk their friendship for something he couldn't promise would last-especially when he knew he'd eventually be seven hours away. So they do what they do best. Pretend. Pretend the feelings aren't there. Pretend the jealousy means nothing. Pretend they can keep crossing the line and still call themselves friends. Until Savannah realizes loving Tyler from somewhere in between is hurting more than losing him ever could. Some people are meant to stay friends. Some are meant to become strangers. And some spend years being **almost** everything before they figure out what they were supposed to be. **Savannah and Tyler were always almost.** *Almost friends. Almost lovers. Almost something real.* The only question is whether they'll ever become **us**.

Sometimes the heart confuses obsession with love. And sometimes, it takes years to learn the difference. Ananya had always believed her feelings for Abhilash Chatterjee were temporary. Just a harmless crush. A "slight infatuation." That is what she tells herself every time he ignores her, every time he chooses someone else, every time he breaks her heart without even realizing it. But growing up means facing uncomfortable truths. Maybe love is not supposed to hurt this much. Maybe waiting for someone to choose you is its own kind of destruction. And maybe the hardest relationship to fix is the one you have with yourself.

Ethel meets Paul on a night neither of them would even remember. She's crying through the streets after another fight with her boyfriend; he's chain-smoking, sitting on the curb outside 7-Eleven, haunted by the girl who broke his heart. They're both nineteen, both convinced they've already lived through the worst kind of heartbreak. What begins as a moment of shared loneliness becomes something far more complicated - a connection that outlasts reason, distance, and other lovers. They've lived entire lives apart - different lovers, different jobs, different people - until a chance encounter brings them back six years later. Surely, it must be fate. But even fate has bad timing and some stories just resist happy endings. Ethel and Paul is a story about love that never arrives on time and the strange persistence of people we thought we'd forgotten - too similar to stay, too connected to ever let go.

Young Daniel and Castiel are two nagas who were born in the USA, but have had several troubles struggling for survival. Alone in the forest and mountains, these two brothers are bound to each other in hopes of survival.

The feeling of emotional exhaustion is unescapable. Its hopelessness and abandonment mixed into a stupidly ironic fantasy, a fantasy where you wish to be different but also lack the motivation to change. The wish to change would require experience, experience of love or connection; anything really. Its hard to wish for something when you don't really know what it is you are wishing for. You hear stories about connections; stupid connections with stupid people, connecting over stupid things, irrelevant things. You don't long for connection because what the fuck does that even mean?

බැදීමක්, අහස වගේ විසාලයි; මුහුද වගේ ගැඹුරුයි; දුර යන තරමට අතරමං වේවී; පරිස්සමින්,

Raiyne, a 14-year-old student, finds herself drawn to her new English teacher on her first day of school. As she navigates the complexities of teenage emotions, she begins to question if what she's feeling is more than just admiration for her teacher's kindness, intellect, and genuineness.

jumbled thoughts that reminds me of us, of you and what we had that was wasted on a complicated goodbye.

How ironic it is that love changes someone before they even notice.

Attachment. Fling. Love

Georgina a simple girl as she describe herself is a daughter of the richest family she had the looks, the brain, the personality and the money but love was never easy for her. Her previous relationship just broke her heart that took her years to heal now she doesn't know if she'll consider herself lucky or the other way around. I mean three guys fighting over your heart doesn't hurt that much but having exact same feelings for each of them doesn't make things better.

This poem relates the intense passion and pain that a sister endures when separated forever from her little shadow that had always been a part of her existence. A grieving tale from a broken heart, it reciprocates the true meaning of love and enduring friendship. Love from a sister is more pure than the purest of diamonds.

This book is not just about love- it is about what love was, what it has become, and what we still hope it can be. In a world of talking stages, ghosting, and situationships, love often feels temporary and confusing. But was it always like this? Through personal reflections, real experiences, and timeless stories of devotion, this book explores heartbreak, ego, attachment, healing, and the kind of love worth waiting for. Maybe this book won't give you answers. Maybe it will just help you understand your own feelings a little better. And maybe... you'll find a piece of yourself in these pages.