Historias de Attachments

a tale born from overthinking She is the one who doesn't know what love feels like until she unawarely falls in love with a person she never thought of being friends also.... He was being himself unaware of the fact that someone could love him...

Poem Summary It speaks of a heart that loved blindly, where betrayal arrived dressed as tenderness. The wound hurt less than the truth- that trust can cut deeper than hate. Broken, not screaming but understanding, the heart shatters softly, finally seeing love for what it was.

I have tried to write something different. So this is basically a love triangle and shows Kaira's journey from friends to lovers

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."

Collection of all the short stories I am going to write in the future ☺️ Thank you@aksgiri❤️

Some people enter your life to stay. Others come to teach you how to let go. Before We Learned to Stay is a contemporary emotional fiction novel about love, timing, and the quiet journey of becoming whole. Set against the rhythm of everyday life, the story follows two individuals carrying unspoken fears, unfinished pasts, and the hope that maybe - just maybe - connection can heal what time could not. As their paths cross, they are forced to confront the truths they've been avoiding: that love isn't always loud, that healing is rarely instant, and that staying doesn't always mean holding on to someone else. This is not a story of perfect romance or dramatic promises. It is a story of growth, self-respect, and the courage it takes to choose yourself - even when your heart wants more. For readers who believe that: •some emotions don't fade easily •silence can be heavier than words •and learning to stay is sometimes the hardest lesson of all this book will feel like a quiet conversation with your own heart.

The Rule was simple: No names. No pasts. No futures. Every night for twenty-eight nights, two strangers meet on a solitary hill under the light of a changing moon. One brings a pizza box and a heart that doesn't know how to stop reaching. The other brings a single apple and a soul that has turned into a fortress. They allow themselves only one paragraph of conversation per night. A single exchange of truths before the silence returns. As the moon waxes and wanes, the distance between them becomes a battlefield. He is the tide, forever chasing a shore that recedes. She is the moon, beautiful only because she is a hundred thousand miles away. In the silver light of a dying sun, they are the only two people in the universe. But when the moon finally vanishes, will there be anything left but the grass? A study of attachment, isolation, and the dangerous poetry of being known.

This story is about omegaverce!!!

They never lacked feeling. They lacked timing, honesty, and the courage to stay when it mattered. This is a story about two people who kept finding each other in fragments-messages that turned into calls, silences that said more than words, moments that felt real until fear interrupted them. About love that was present but unnamed. About closeness that existed just long enough to leave a mark. What We Almost Were is a slow-burn exploration of connection, avoidance, and the lives people imagine when they're too afraid to choose them. Some stories end loudly. This one lingers.

Elias is doing well. A good job. A stable life. Nothing out of the ordinary. So why does he feel invisible? When a moment of vulnerability brings unexpected closeness, Elias begins to look at his relationships more carefully. He notices how concern lingers longer than praise, how crisis sharpens attention, how people lean in when something is wrong. What starts as observation slowly becomes habit. Habit becomes pattern. As Elias navigates therapy, intimacy, and escalating consequences, he must confront the cost of being seen only in moments of collapse-and the quiet terror of a life where nothing happens at all. Who Am I When Something Is Wrong? is a restrained psychological novel about attention, adaptation, and the stories we tell ourselves to remain relevant. TW: Self harm/ Self sabotage (it isn't graphic, but it is present enough that I install this warning).

War ended, their lives didn't. Nothing ever truly ends, and their relationship doesn't get behind the saying. The story follows Bakugo Katsuki and Izuku Midoriya's life after the war. These two have grown attached to each other after the war because of the fear of losing each other again. The setting's time is after the war.

To keep up a relationship is a tiring process, but once you enjoy the essence of it, no matter what you end up working to keep the relations on. Let's see what is holding to akshara and aarohi 🙂

"Mohabbat woh badi aachi karte hai, jinke mukaddar mein Milna nahi likha hota! " This is what I read for Sidnaaz on twitter and frankly I believe too! Finding Love is complicated but in this they are surely going to! Finding Love which is going to make them SidNaaz! Pyaar kabhi aasan nahi hota, Finding Love snatches you so bad that you forget yourself! It breaks you to an extent where you cannot heal. Lekin once you find love or love finds you there is no way to return! You can never unlove someone, you just find someone whom you love more! Or maybe who loves you more! Pyaar mein sharrte nahi hoti sirf sacrifice Karna hota hai! Pyaar mein hum aapne aap ko mita sakte hai lekin aapne pyaar ko kabhi nahi! Love is all about the pain and suffering you hold on to and love someone! Shehnaaz was finding love in Sidharth but Sidharth had already found it in Shanaya, Naaz's sister.. Only if he knew he did! What's going to happen when they find love for each other, Shehnaaz and Sidharth! Finding Love even if it's never meant to last, even if it's going to snatch them from each other! But in the end every story deserves a happy ending and SidNaaz definitely deserves one! PS: This story is not tragic but a difficult one, they are going to find love, in the best way possible! 💕 Finding Love - SidNaaz (FanFiction) The Author, Sameera Khanna 💕

The journey of sidnaaz from the very beginning with my own thoughts and experience i have as being a sidnaazian.

They meet while she is learning English. Vibe matched,emotional tension grows No official relationship ~ just deep unspoken emotional connection

The Justice her stupid heart deserved She is a medical student..... Fucking Love between her & him🌻 Little rain of her....🌻

You made it clear you were done. I don't understand why it was so hard for you to break my heart; you didn't care, so why did it matter? Furthermore, I sought to break my heart. I wanted to completely succumb to the darkness that was once again upon me. And I succeeded. I paid my farewells to you as I farewell to the last bit of who I was. I loved you. I thought that was real. That our parents couldn't make it work because they didn't love each other as you and I did. The truth is, love is fleeting. And once it's gone, there's not much you can do about it. ༺♡༻ Story Poem about young love, attachment, and self-worth. Updating once a day. Remind me.

It all starts when one day Zac got a book from a book store but after returning to his home, he found someone waiting for him. I am looking for a room on rent....and saw this poster near the main road said the girl, who was standing right there for him to reply. Things took a real change when he gets to know something else about her.... something he never Imagined

What do you do when your feelings of affections are not reciprocated ? And yet you are not able to distance yourself from the person ,no matter how hard you try ? How far would you go to detach yourself from the person you once felt such strong attachment for ? If you have ever experienced this feeling ....then this book is for you !!

The main caracter's name is ruby and he discovers a special artifact left by his grandpa to insure ruby was going to be the best at magic.