histórias de Autobiography

(Adapted from Prelude to Joy and The Chronicles of Peace) Following a traumatic and bumpy six years of primary school that went by in a blur, Crystal did not wish to go through the same ordeal in her four years in secondary school. Rather, with her one Direct School Admission (DSA) offer through media literacy, she wanted to live her teenage years in her new school to the fullest. You name it-called up for opportunities, lots of friends, student councillor! As she goes through the next four years of secondary school, she eventually realises the best way to live your adolescence isn't the flashy opportunities but being in a community that can embrace all of you.

Thot of thoughts: A nonviolence manifesto from one Georgia trans girls life long struggle with recovery to transition. I have been thinking a lot lately. More in an ai chat. Literally dealing with the world itself as I try to get to where I can write. Dealing with mental illness. Literally transitioning in this political climate. Might make a good autobiography One day. The following is a journal of my last years. Literally plan to thrive. Editing passes to come. This is meant to be an historical document from an critical voice. Yes me. A trans girl in the middle of societal scapegoating and possibly societal collapse. It is important to learn from the past. So learning from by while making something to be learned from. This is why I am posting it. Its apart of an omnibus. Planed by me. This is an infinite evolving project. Lets us see where it goes.

Devil on Her Shoulder is a collection of poetry written from the quiet places trauma leaves behind: the thoughts never spoken, the emotions carried in silence, and the parts of healing that don't happen all at once. These poems explore trauma, body image, mental health, self-perception, and the inner voice that can be both a comfort and a destroyer. These poems hold the thoughts that never left me and show the reality of living through trauma and learning how to live with yourself afterward. This book was written for anyone who has ever felt too much, not enough, or completely alone in their own thoughts. If you see yourself in these words, you were always meant to find them. With love, Lexie Kathleen Tags: Poetry, Poems, Poem, Relatable, Short Chapters, Mental Health, Emotions, Personal feelings

This is not a story of perfection. It's a tale of messy truths, of thoughts I was too afraid to share or say out loud-until now.

Everyone's heard stories of how a rogue assassin came to be. Dead parents, a fight for survival, perhaps someone who takes pity on the teenaged child and nudges them towards leaving the past behind. This isn't that story. Elbereth Eukanova's parents aren't dead. His fight for survival was per his own choice. He became his own savior. Elbereth Eukanova has had the number 711492 tattooed on his left forearm since before he could remember. The number was just one of the many things that made him realize the Golden City he was born into was nothing more than a gilded cage. --- (This is a stand-alone novel taking place in the same universe as "What Is Done" with a different protagonist. It also takes place a couple hundred years before the events of "What Is Done". The protagonist of this book is Lord Elbereth, a friend of Valka's, who can be seen in the flashback chapters of the What Is Done series.) I drew my own cover art. See more of my art at sadpacific@DeviantArt!

Two strangers in their mid-sixties come together to turn their dreams into reality. Their three-year adventure takes them through extreme sailing in some of the wildest and most remote waters on the planet, and they do it in comfort and style. Many parts of this book read like Action/Adventure novels and, at times, Thrillers. Some of the experiences, both afloat and ashore, are so incredible that some might consider them Fantasies. But it all happened, and as the adventure unfolded, I wrote a blog that gained over 3,000 daily views and grew beyond a million words and over 2,500 images. This is a condensed rewrite of that blog, but with Wattpad's limit of twenty images per chapter, I've included only 2,450 here.

The catalyst was entirely mundane. A grounded, practical error from earlier in the afternoon. Caught in the blinding adrenaline of an argument, I had realized with sudden horror that I was still aggressively defending a point I could no longer remember making. I wanted a rule to prevent the momentum of a dispute from overriding its original purpose. So, I sat there with a spiral notebook, the only sound the hum of the refrigerator, and wrote a sentence: Verify the intent before the thought.

I was the friend who never fell apart, Well from the outside looking in. People leaned on me. Venting to me. Crying to me. Depending on me. And I carried it all while pretending I wasn't drowning. Choosing me felt wrong at first. Then it felt necessary. This is a story about reclaiming boundaries, rediscovering joy that isn't performative, and learning that strength doesn't mean suffering in silence. It's about growth, healing, and the courage to say, "I deserve peace too." Because sometimes, the strongest thing the happy friend can do... is finally choose herself.

Because why not :)

Kaito Asahi, a high school student, finds himself embarking on a journey through life alongside his closest companions, Anli and Akira. However, their dynamic world takes an intriguing turn when they encounter a remarkable girl named Haramatsu Mihoko, who brings a fresh perspective into their lives.

(COMPLETED) No Longer Human (Japanese: 人間失格, Hepburn: Ningen Shikkaku), also translated as A Shameful Life, is a 1948 novel by Japanese author Osamu Dazai. It tells the story of a troubled man incapable of revealing his true self to others, and who, instead, maintains a façade of hollow jocularity, later turning to a life of alcoholism and drug abuse before his final disappearance. The original title translates as "Disqualified as a human being" or "A failed human".The book was published one month after Dazai's suicide at the age of 38. No Longer Human is considered a classic of postwar Japanese literature and Dazai's masterpiece. It enjoys considerable popularity among younger readers and ranks as the second best-selling novel by publishing house Shinchōsha, behind Sōseki Natsume's Kokoro. COMPLETED. FINISHED. NOT ONGOING.

I AM THE RAM is a memoir about what we inherit without consent-and the moment that inheritance stops protecting us and starts destroying us. Raised observant, quiet, and inward, the author learns early to survive by watching, enduring, and controlling. Over time, those instincts harden into force: the ram. A way of charging through life that builds success, authority, and respect-while quietly eroding intimacy, honesty, and peace. From childhood moments that defy explanation to marriages that looked stable from the outside and fractured underneath, this memoir traces how trauma passes through generations disguised as discipline, love, and strength. At fifty, facing the wreckage of choices once justified as necessary, the author asks the question most people avoid: Was the ram ever protection-or just a mask? This is not redemption. It's reckoning

The Puppeteer - A Tale Of Tragedy Book One - Age Rating 16+ "Villains aren't born; they're made." That's the line you're never allowed to say. Simply, no one wants to believe they're the reason evil exists. Before I became the Puppeteer, ruler of Terra-before the world feared my name-I was just a girl. Willow Palmer. Autistic, queer, thirteen alone. I didn't ask to be broken. I didn't ask to be turned into a monster. But when the world kept pushing, I stopped trying to be good. This is my story. The one I wrote among many others. The one they buried. The one they're too afraid to tell. I was bullied, silenced, ignored. I lost friends. I lost family. I lost dreams. I lost myself. And somewhere in the wreckage of my teenage years, I found something else: power. Not the kind they teach you to crave-but the kind that burns everything down. I didn't become the Puppeteer overnight. But if you want to know how I got there-if you want to understand the villain I became-then start here. Because I remember everything.

𝐃𝐞𝐚𝐫 𝐃𝐢𝐚𝐫𝐲 - 𝐀𝐊𝐀 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐨𝐬 This is going to be ultra crazy. I am going to share my crazy stories, some funny or embarassing moment. So let's buckle up and start this Digi diary<33 excitedd!!!!

A memoir of all the cars I've loved before.

Brandi opens her memoir with a raw and honest look at her childhood, trauma, and the quiet strength she hides behind the words "I'm fine."

Autobiography?

Thanos was a law student. At least, that's what everyone saw. But deep down, he had a burning passion that no amount of fine print could ever drown. Writing. At first, he expressed his creativity through poetry, an art he considered a survival tool. But he always wanted to just sit down one day and write his own book. After an unfortunate chain of events, he finally did it. He wrote not just a novel, but a chronicle. 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Ghost of Wei'. Unfortunately though, it never got much traction. He was very sad about it, not only because the story was meaningful to him, but because he really wanted to build his own community around it, a Hub. A place where everyone would be heard and safe to express their thoughts on the protagonist's story. That is until one day, on his first ever train ride, he came across one of his few , very loyal fans. A person that would inspire the inner writer once more to take up the pen and rebel against daily life's atrocities. In the first ever conversation of the Hub, writer and reader will connect in a conversation that soon transcends the small talk and the narrative, to tackle more philosophical topics around the nature of creating, the usage and role of modern technologies and a secret the writer never truly meant to keep. ------------------------------------------------------- Author's Note: The Hub is a story written for Wattpad's Open Novela Contest 2026. It's a general fiction, semi-autobiographical journey about my life and experiences as a new Wattpad creator and writer. I chose the prompt #22 ("Your book never found much success, but on a train ride you spot a stranger reading it with the biggest smile you've ever seen."). I love the journey of Boze in Ghost of Wei. Creating it was a process that helped me process a lot of pain and turn it into art instead of misery. But what I love even more are you, the readers. The people who read with me and motivate me to keep writing. This one is for you ✌

The found journal of Magnar the Northman that chronicles his time in the Empire of Man. While training to be part of a special forces unit called the Sappers, he also has to locate a powerful magical prophecy known as Seneca for his evil Norscan mother.

From the highest branch of the oldest tree, a squirrel watches the college below. He does not understand lectures, heartbreak, or why some humans stop coming after few years. He only understands sunlight, petals, and the quiet boy who sits on the open stage every afternoon. To the squirrel, it is just another spring day. To the boy, it may be something else entirely. Told through innocent eyes and broken thoughts, this gentle tale explores loneliness, youth, and the strange storms humans hide behind calm skies. Sometimes, the smallest creatures notice the things we try hardest to bury.