Cptsd Stories

this will be short stories of extreme metaphorical values depicting my experiences as a child who went through emotional abuse and complete mental anguish these stories may be complicated and it may be hard to see the metaphor, but thats ok. its just for me.

Growing up with chronic illness is an emotional journey. This story will describe the feeling of having your soul leave your body. In addition to the experience of being unseen for all the challenges and chapters that come with being chronically ill.

Nathaniel's second journal entry after the Quaking.

"being a shield is my birthright." • This work is dedicated to everyone who is healing, recovering, learning (and unlearning), discovering, becoming, and being. For all of the oldest siblings, those recovering from trauma of any kind, the twenty-somethings, all of my queer and trans and disabled and neurodivergent siblings, people whose favorite trope is found family, those who struggle with chronic pain/illness, and anyone who just can't figure out how to word things. This is for you. This is also for me, for my future self, so I can hopefully look back one day and thank the Universe for how I've grown and how much I've gained. Here's to hoping for a better future.

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A vine-shelter. A locket. A girl caught between memory and becoming. Lyra lives in the in-between, a vine-shelter grown from memory, grief, and honeysuckle. After the war, she returns to the place where silence blooms and the past clings like ash. Her locket holds more than keepsakes: it carries the weight of her mother's knot, her brother's absence, and the stories she's never spoken aloud. As the seasons shift and the vines begin to stir, Lyra must decide what to keep, what to bury, and what to let bloom. Between leaves and ash, she unravels the threads of identity, loss, and quiet resilience, searching for a way to become something new without forgetting who she was. This is a story of transformation told in fragments and flashbacks, where metaphor becomes memory and healing is never linear. Lyra is not one thing. She is the turning.

TW TW TW TW im depressed and have mental/physical health shit wrong w/me. i need somewhere to vent. read if u want i don't care ---- 13th - mdd: 5/2020

sometimes harry is a scared baby, sometimes harry is a scared adult. oneshot! louis' pov throughout

Sequel to Letters to My Girl, addressed to my birth mother, saying the things she needs to hear even if she refuses to listen

Some various Lumity Agere Oneshots, that probably all consist of little Ami, because I can't resist 💕✨🍼

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⚠️Trigger⚠️Warning⚠️ Abuse, Rape, General Disfunction I just wanna write what's On My Mind and hopefully, you relate, or maybe you have advice for me. Which I'd really appreciate. As another fellow human, I just wanna say I love and support you for who you are. Whatever you're going through, however tough, you're not alone. Reach out to loved ones or trustworthy individuals. Dial 988 for mental health emergency https://www.psycom.net/get-help-mental-health That link has many more mental health resources. And sorry in advanced I'm fucked up and I know that. If nothing makes sense or it all makes too much sense, sorry.

Already in Hell is a powerful book retelling my domestic abuse story, from start to finish, with excruciating detail. I hope to give those who have never experienced DV an inside look into the true horrors it can become and how it progresses. I hope to inspire any current DV victims to become survivors. Sharing my story is incredibly difficult, but if this helps one victim become a survivor, or a family finally understand why their loved one chose to stay for so long, I will consider it a success.

Cynthia is navigating her mind as well as her life in Japan when she realizes that she is going through severe nightmares and she hast to find out what the memories are that are causing the nightmares in the first place. She ends up falling in love with a four star general from the army as well as she is in love with a japanese yakuza boss! But all the lovers in the world and all the madness that she is suffering from will never cure her of such sorrow and insanity. This is her story part one!

I strive to provide a safe space for open conversations about mental health. By sharing personal stories and experiences, I aim to break the stigma and raise awareness about the importance of mental well-being. I am dedicated to promoting mental health awareness through personal stories and insights. My goal is to create a community where individuals can share and learn from each other's experiences, ultimately fostering a more supportive and understanding society.

Dylan Rose is as toxic and abusive as he is handsome and charming. Worst of all, everyone knows it. Lex Oarsman especially knows it. With such a bright future ahead and troubled past at his heels, many give Dylan chance after chance to redeem himself. His on-again/off-again girlfriend, Mariah Preston, is proof of this and it angers Lex to no end. Lex and Mariah didn't exactly stop being friends because of Dylan, but it's obvious his recklessness and unhealthy nature didn't help. However, Lex respects Mariah enough not to cause any problems and keeps his distance. The couple attends a state college miles away while Lex takes community courses online. Why should he be caught up in their business anyway? Then one night at a campus party Dylan goes too far. Even Mariah has had enough. The police are called. Though charges are dropped, Dylan Rose is ultimately kicked out of college. Out of desperation, he returns to his small home town and begs Lex for help. Kenneth Rose, Dylan's step-brother, also comes to his aid. Now Lex finds himself begrudgingly working with Kenneth to save Dylan from himself, reconnect with the recovering Mariah, and balance his own life and goals in the process. It's enough to make anyone scream.

Summer of 2017.

The story of my life and how I ended up where I am today. An exploration of my mind and mental health. A way to let go of my past and move forward. Something that I hope will give me closure and peace with my past.

Her parents, hailing from Tunisia, brought with them a rich Muslim heritage, yet Luna's upbringing was marred by the shadows of abuse and violence, along with her two brother and her sister. Despite the challenges, she forged her path by embracing the good and discarding the bad. At the age of 18, Luna embarked on a journey to Aalborg in Denmark, drawn by unconventional motivations. Immersed in a new culture, language, and society, she seized the opportunity to craft the life she had always dreamed of but never experienced. Now residing in Copenhagen, she single-handedly raises her daughter, miles away from her family, embodying resilience and determination in the face of adversity.

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