Historias de Attachmentstyles

Nia Bennett and Aaliyah Monroe have been in love for three years. They're out. Public. Unapologetic. When they sign the lease on their first apartment together, it feels like the beginning of everything they've worked for - shared keys, shared groceries, shared futures. But two weeks after moving in, Aaliyah's freelance clients begin to disappear. Invoices go unpaid. Contracts fall through. Emails stop getting answered. What starts as "a slow month" becomes something heavier. Bills pile up. Pride tightens. Resentment creeps in quietly. Love starts to feel like pressure. And in the small space they now call home, they must confront something deeper than money: The ways they were taught to survive - and whether those survival habits are strong enough to hold a relationship. Because sometimes the hardest part of love isn't choosing each other. It's staying when things get ugly.

Some things only shine when no one's looking. Mira has left behind a life shadowed by trauma, seeking solace in a coastal town where the sea whispers promises of healing. As she navigates her new world, two men enter her life: Eli, the enigmatic lifeguard with a guarded heart, and Luca, the compassionate coach whose warmth is a balm to her wounds. But when a haunting accusation resurfaces and an unexpected pregnancy leaves her uncertain of the father's identity, Mira is thrust into a whirlwind of emotions and choices. In the glow of bioluminescent waters, she must confront her past and decide where her future lies.

Romance, Poetic, love, avoidant attachment

🌿 Why Satyabhama Turned Into Gandhari? 🌿 "She once fought beside me. She once saw my heart before my words. Now, she chooses to stay blindfolded, lost in assumptions. Why?" 💔 Love isn't always lost in grand betrayals. Sometimes, it fades in silence. Abhishek loved Meghana with all his heart-too much, maybe. He thought she understood him, that she saw his efforts. But somewhere along the way, the girl who once stood strong like Satyabhama turned into Gandhari, blinding herself to his love, his struggles, his pain. Was it his fault? Did he love too much? Or was she never ready to see him for who he was? Told through raw and emotional journal entries, this book explores: ✨ Why bottling up emotions destroys relationships. ✨ The painful truth about love, effort, and misunderstandings. ✨ How attachment styles shape the way we love. ✨ The ultimate question: Is letting go the only solution? 💭 "Welcome to the world of Assumed Love." #Love #Relationships #SelfHelp #AttachmentStyles #EmotionalRomance

Adrian sets out to explain why he prefers distance - from neediness, from emotional conflict, from anyone whose thinking he doesn't respect. In conversation with Ezra, a confidant who won't let a comfortable answer stand unquestioned, what begins as a tidy self-portrait of an "avoidant type" slowly gives way to something else: the story of a relationship in which Adrian set three conditions for the woman he loved - on her body, her emotions, and her mind - and quietly withdrew when she didn't meet them. Told entirely as dialogue, THE THREE CONDITIONS follows one conversation as it moves from self-justification to reckoning - through a broken engagement, a shared child, an unequal accounting of blame, and the question that finally has no comfortable answer: was Adrian ever justified in trying to reshape the woman he claimed to love? This is not a story of villains and victims. It is a record of a man being asked, patiently and repeatedly, to look at what he already knew.

A swipe. A message. A call that stretches into the early hours. Savannah and Paul are two worlds colliding - raw, fragile, and full of unspoken truths. Their connection is magnetic yet complicated, a dance between closeness and distance where every word, every silence, carries weight. In a game of desire and hesitation, can they find a way to bridge the gap before fear drives them apart? If you've ever loved with your whole heart - and held back because of it - this story will pull you in. Based on a true story.

She was the person I wasn't looking for. And somehow, she became the person I never wanted to lose. We started as two strangers on an anonymous call website. No expectations. No plans to fall in love. Just a conversation that was supposed to end like every other. It didn't. Instead, there were late-night calls, twenty missed calls just to wake her up, reminders to drink water, random TikToks, dates, photobooths, strawberries, stupid jokes, cuddles, kisses, and promises about a future we hadn't even reached yet. I thought I had found my person. My partner. My safe place. My home. Until I started becoming afraid of losing her. And she started needing space. I moved closer. She pulled away. I held on tighter. She needed to breathe. Somewhere between those two things, we started losing sight of what we were trying so hard to protect. This is a story about love, attachment, fear, promises, mistakes, and two people trying to figure out how to love each other without losing themselves. This is not a perfect love story. It's ours.