Copingmechanisms Stories

After a court case casts 18- year- old Johnathan Anderson permanently out of his family's life, he has nowhere else to go. In an attempt to regain control over his life, he decides to go work for his late father's friend, a business man who doesn't let his empire's success get decided by coincidence. --- Seven years later, 25- year- old Romeo Ramirez is forced to move out of his parents' house with no means to make a living on his own and gets offered a job at Sinclair's Surveilance Systems that sounds too good to be true. The only downside? His family's biggest rival firms offspring will become his coworker. And while both Johnathan and Romeo are busy withstanding some mysterious pull they feel towards each other while simultaneously hating each others guts, much darker things are happening under the radar.

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.

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.

This is not a metaphor. This is not a dramatization. This is what a panic attack actually looks like when it doesn't stop. After midnight on a cold Thursday night, my body turned against me. What started as a familiar warning - that quiet something's wrong feeling - turned into hours of pacing, shaking, dissociation, and survival rituals that didn't work the way they were supposed to. I walked until my legs felt hollow. Held ice until my hands stopped feeling real. Cleaned bathrooms because movement was the only thing keeping me upright. Tried food. Tried noise. Tried silence. Tried lying down. Nothing shut it off. This is a record of that night - from the first wave of panic to the moment I finally came back into myself days later. No inspiration. No recovery arc. No clean ending. Just what it's like to stay alive when your nervous system refuses to let you rest.

just some thoughts, rants, etc.

This is a poem of someone who is tired of living

It is half way through the video shoot, about ten minutes after Simon notices that Harry is getting antsy, that Harry is dragged away from where the rest of the group are gathered. He notices a couple odd looks from some of their newer crew members, which doesn't help his anxiety any. Makes it far worse, actually, therefore making Simon's job to calm him down that much harder. Simon is never one to give up too easy, at least.

Sanari has just entered high school, & at the same time is trying to cope with very severe anxiety & depression. She meets her new best friend & soon to be love interest, Janice Butler, a few months into the school year. Janice, who has, as well been coping with anxiety & depression for years, will teach Sanari how breath.

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

When Raeygen first meets Lauryn, she knows Lauryn is the one for her. Lauryn feels it too, but has reservations on love and the risk of heartbreak. But what if they have an even greater connection then they know, and it's not only thier own pasts that it involves, but two very heartbroken people they know's also? All anyone wants is love. Will any of these girls find it, hold on to it, and the soul thier own is the mate to?

Then her shoulders fell, the inky shadows deepening across her face as Katara sighed and pulled her knees into her chest. "I just-I have to know you're okay, Aang. That's all. It's not a big deal." Aang blinked, her words sinking into his heart like a stone into quicksand. "Know I'm okay," he repeated, "or know I'm alive?" When Aang falls, Katara is always there to catch him. But maybe that's part of the problem. (Written for Day 5 of Kataang Week 2021: Healing, hosted by @ kataang-week on Tumblr.)

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.

Hi! This book is meant to detail self help techniques for dealing with all sorts of situations. Some things you may encounter while reading this guide include: -Coping techniques for depression, anxiety, and other mental illnesses -Coming to terms with being LGBTQ+ -Dealing with the realization that you may have a certain disorder/illness -Coping with a loss -Dealing with trauma -Dealing with executive dysfunction -Dealing with sensory issues/other issues having to do with neurodiversities And more! I aim to help as many people as I can with this book. Please enjoy! -Luke Potential Triggers: Mentions of suicide, self harm, trauma, specific phobias, mental illness, LGBTQ+ related subjects (homophobia and transphobia), and others. Feel free to comment any other potential triggers you notice!

There is only going one part of this I just want to share these with people because for one I can't tell anyone else and two these could help you/y'all

Short stories of everyday life and you how affect our world about how emotions affect us. This is my first time writing here constructive criticism is encouraged.

Here to give you tips and ways to cope in a healthy way!!!!!

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.

Teddy is 18. She's hurt, upset and pulling away. She moved country when she was 10, learning the new culture wasn't easy. The kids never liked her. She was different, she had an accent, her Dutch was broken and she was loud. What happens when the one thing she thought she could count on proves her wrong ? What happens when she finds out she's not the only one ? How does she cope ? What about that new kid ? Will he see her for her ? tw: depression, self-harming, suicidal. AN: on hold, author needs to stop triggering herself

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.