Copingmechanisms Stories

For it is better to bleed on paper, Than bleed on the ground. For it is better to weep on paper, Than weep on the ground. For it is better to shout on paper, Than shout on the ground. Your weapon is a sword, Mine is a pen. Your shield is of metal, Mine is of a tree. Your battles are ancient, Mine are older than humanity itself. Your victory is blood on your hands, Mine is ink on the paper. Cover art is mine, done with Chinese ink and watercolor, on paper.

Elerry Cabahug and Christine Bryne Badelles are inseperable cousins. Being together through every triumphs and setbacks in their lives. Having dreams together and setting their minds into accomplishing it. But are they capable of reaching it despite all the hindrances and difficulties that they'll encounter as they walk and try to reach what their minds set to? Having family and school problems, being unstable financially and mentally, and having seperated parents. How do you think they'll cope up with these problems in their lives?

About growing up labeled "angry," learning to hide emotions, and the strange comfort in distance.

This is a collection of the poems and mostly uncompleted songs that I have written over the years. A lot of these were written as a way to vent my emotions, so some may be dark. I will add a TW on the top of each page including the theme of the poem. Please only read the works you feel comfortable reading. Thank you.

A short poem concerning substance abuse.

In honour of Techno. Need I say more? There will be a few coping tips that might help others for a short period of time, but never forever. I still cry

A girl struggles with trauma and major depression trying to find herself once again. This is not a finished story, and I will be updating it from time to time

Welcome to my story!^^ non of the characters belong to my only the short stories that I wrote please note this is my first time wrighting something like this and it may not be the best at all^^ but non the less enjoy

When you're a senior in high school who thinks they have their entire life planned out, changes in the agenda come as a pretty big shock. Especially when that change in agenda is a newfound sexual identity and classes that aren't as easy as they used to be... Madelyn James certainly has her work cut out for her. As of the end of her junior year, she was a closeted bisexual with straight A's and a set plan for where she would be going to university come the fall after she graduated. That was when her parents were together and she could still say she hated her older sister. Now she has to come to terms with the fact that life isn't like the books, where girl meets boy, and everything she had ever doubted about herself fades away. You can't close the book on your perfect ending, and even your Happily Ever After may not look like how it used to.

A series of lil one shots that I've written while overemotional or in as a coping mechanism. Some of them are pretty good I think so I'm putting them up for you to enjoy.

This is a poem of someone who is tired of living

Silent Storm: Healing from Childhood Trauma, Depression, and Social Anxiety by Anushma M A compassionate guide for those quietly carrying emotional pain. Silent Storm explores the impact of childhood trauma, depression, and social anxiety - and gently shows the path to healing. Through personal insight, self-help tools, and empowering truths, The author reminds you: you're not broken, and you're not alone. Healing starts here.

It's been a year since the gang returned from Isla Nublar. You're not sure why you started writing Ben. You could just call him, or better yet, text-- but you don't. "I dreamt about you last night (Nothing amorous, if that's where your teenage mind is going). Nope: just a feedback loop of the night you fell from the monorail." A Ben/Yaz story.

Reina Warner's tale is of her struggle with the ongoing decline of her mental and emotional health as she enters the first stages of adulthood.

Tsuna knows how to take care of himself. If there's one thing he's learned, it's that you can always do it by yourself. AU.

Just a collection of poetry created in an attempt to figure out my emotions

This book is a way to ask questions about how to cope. how to help calm down from a panic attack? ask away! how to help someone your worried about, go ahead. if you need help with a break up come this way. !!Remember!! Your issues and problems are valid! They may seem small to you but there are always ways to help you feel better and cope. !!PLEASE READ!! This book is LGBTQIA+ friendly This book supports BLM This book supports disabilities This book supports those with mental illnesses This book supports people that have chosen to go into the arts as their career. You are all Valid, spread positivity and support those who need the help the most!

I am Alex. I've walked through life carrying storms invisible to most, storms made of panic attacks, blackouts, depression, and anxiety that grips my every breath. This is not a story of easy victories. This is a raw confession of living inside a mind that feels everything too deeply, that reacts too strongly, that survives when the body wants to collapse. From the libraries where the world felt upside down, to churches that became my sanctuary, to streets where every step felt like walking through quicksand, I've lived on the edge of my own control. I've learned how substances amplify my pain, how empaths bear wounds unseen, and how blackouts are a silent scream of survival. This poem is my voice, my heart exposed, a bone-deep confession of what it is to survive a body and mind that do not always follow the rules.