Deardad Stories

Ginny and Theo are both first years at Hogwarts. School has been hard the two of them but their friendship helps them through school and the hardships of life. Will they stay friends after Ginny finds out about Theo's past. Or will their bond stay strong.

A letter to my dad that he'll never read

This is a letter to all the beautiful broken souls out there, to every girl whose dad was the first man to break her heart, every girl with a deadbeat father. I'm writing this with a heavy heart in hopes that it would help me to finally let go and start healing for we are a broken family.

TRIGGER WARNING!! • • Letter's have so much power. Once you start writing it's hard to stop. Everything pours out, all the pent up rage and sadness that still hasn't been let go of. It's time to let it go. Dear Dad, • • • • Plz don't put hate comments, if you don't wanna read about abuse, trauma, or hateful words than do not read. This is strictly for therapy reasons

Astral's dad left when she was only 6. She can't really remember him. Only that the last time he hugged her, he said goodbye, instead of goodnight. She writes these letters to him. She doesn't know if he got them or not, but she sends them. Because deep down, she wishes he'd come back.

lost and lonely a girl writes to her hero

Here are some letters that are directed to certain people... Don't worry,, no names are mentioned. They won't even know it's them unless they recognize that the feelings that are expressed in these letters are to them. Some are to me.. some are to my parents.. and friends.. maybe even old loves

In which a daughter writes letters to her dad from whom she has distanced herself because the pain became unbearable

this book was inspired by @_XxNatyxX_ bleepbloopbleepbloop

Dear Dad, I miss you. I want you to come back with us. I promise to do good things and help Mom out. a story in which a girl looks back in her memories of the letters she used to send to her dad. ××× ON GOING ×××

This piece is a raw and vulnerable reflection on grief, memory, and the slow, painful process of becoming a better version of yourself after losing someone who shaped you. Written as an intimate outpouring of thoughts, it explores the long nights, the unexpected waves of emotion, and the quiet struggles that come with trying to live without a father's guidance. It captures guilt, regret, unspoken words, and the moments you wish you could relive one more time - a ride, a yard cut, a fishing trip, a simple conversation. Through honest confessions and gentle realizations, the speaker learns that a father's influence doesn't vanish, it shifts, echoes, and becomes part of the way he thinks, chooses, and grows. This piece is about learning to carry grief without letting it consume you, understanding that strength doesn't mean being healed, and accepting that growth is messy, imperfect, and often painful. It's a tribute to a father's lasting presence, a recognition of the lessons that remain, and a promise to keep trying even when the path feels heavy. At its heart, it's a reminder that becoming a better man isn't a moment, it's a journey - one built through mistakes, through effort, and through continuing anyway.

It is not a romance fiction firstly but a little glimpse of cruel fate. It's about a little girl named Alissa and her Father. A single father to be exact. •••• '' Here lies Hazel Christopher, your mom and my Wife." I said.

Things I wish I could say to people.

Words made into art that speak truth to my soul

A sequel to Dear Dad. WARNING: Although you probably could read this book without reading dear dad, this book will make a lot more sense if you read that book first. ------- It all started about 9 or 10 years ago, when Jay left his wife and daughter. And while Astral was falling apart, Jay was dealing with his own struggles. And now, after Astral committed suicide, what will Jay do? How can he live on knowing that although he wouldn't have been happy, he could've saved his daughter's life if he would've stayed? Astral wrote letters to the father she could barely remember, but not only did he read them, he responded, although he never sent them. So, to the daughter he never knew, what does he have to say? Find out in The Daughter I Never Knew

"Dear Me... Dear Mom... Dear Dad... Dear..." Dear is a book dedicated to addressing different people in my life, including the past and future me. I can guarantee it to be deep shit won't lie. And probably cringe worthy :D