Emotional-abuse Stories

When Hermione Granger enters the new High Reeve's harem she is lost and angry... Ready to take down the man she deems responsible for the deaths of everyone she loved, will she succeed? Or is the untouchable devil an angel in disguise?

In a world where omegas are cherished, traded, and controlled, Honey sits at the very top. At just eighteen, he learned how to survive. He learned how to turn attention into power, and how to wear perfection like a crown. In the manor, he is adored. Despite having everything, Honey learns that crowns are heavy and perfection comes at a cost. Red is nothing like Honey. He's quiet, clumsy, and unremarkable in a place where beauty is everything. No one notices him or chooses him. One day, someone does. An alpha with a dangerous charm and a scent no one can resist. A man Honey once loved. Red rises, attention shifts, and as old wounds begin to reopen, the lines between love and possession begin to blur. In this place, being chosen isn't always a blessing.

Before Shaurya, Niharika had never questioned whether she was lovable. She was loud, confident, deeply loved, and believed relationships were supposed to feel safe. Then one random afternoon at university, she met a boy in black headphones who slowly became the center of her entire world. At first, it felt soft. Late-night calls. Hostel balconies. Shared silences. Love letters. Promises that sounded like forever. But love slowly changed shape. Somewhere between grief, distance, unanswered calls, and words that cut deeper than betrayal, Niharika stopped recognizing herself. The girl who once walked onto stages fearlessly became someone who apologized for needing attention, waited for replies that never came, and confused emotional survival with devotion. Because the cruelest heartbreaks are not always loud. Sometimes they happen slowly. Softly. Until one day you wake up and realize you lost yourself trying to love someone who stopped choosing you back. TWENTY FOUR is an emotional contemporary romance about attachment, grief, self-destruction, and the painful journey of learning that love should never make you feel hard to keep.

Her husband left her on the road. A truck finished the job. She woke up with nothing - no name, no memory, no baby she never knew she was carrying. And the man sitting at her bedside? A complete stranger. But sometimes strangers see you clearer than the people who were supposed to love you.

--The Last Hug-- ((You ask for one hug from your abusive husband for the last time before passing away)) ONESHOT

A young woman enters marriage believing it will become her safe haven, only to find herself trapped within the silent walls of expectation, control, and emotional neglect. As the days blur into a life she barely recognizes, an unexpected encounter forces her to question everything she has been taught about herself, her worth, and the future she deserves. *A Shade Too Dark* is a deeply emotional story about identity, resilience, and the quiet courage it takes to reclaim one's voice.

In the shadowy halls of Ravenswood University, 20-year-old Nina, a brilliant psychology student, finds herself entangled in a web of stalking, fixation, and dark desires. As she struggles to maintain her grip on reality, the lines between love and madness blur. Unbeknownst to her, she's not the only one with secrets - her own obsession with her classmate, Michael, has her walking a thin line between fascination and fixation. But when a mysterious stalker emerges, threatening to expose her own dark past, Nina must navigate a treacherous game of cat and mouse. Will she outsmart her stalker, confront her own demons, and escape the darkness that haunts Ravenswood University, or will she become the next victim of its deadly allure? Dive into a world of psychological suspense, where the pursuit of knowledge and the blurring of boundaries lead to a deadly game of cat and mouse. Unravel the secrets of Ravenswood University, where the past and present collide, and the truth is more terrifying than fiction.

its been a year since 21 year old Rachel Smith moved to Seoul, South Korea to be with her dear boyfriend Suga and the boy group BTS, however evreything is not as happy ever after... as Rachel and Suga have problems flaring everywhere... Rachel is tormenting herself so much that she can't tell that there is one member of the group that is tormented constantly by Rachel being in pain... can he heal her broken heart or will Rachel forever be stuck in her endless torment?

Sue-Ann Vale has always been admired. A renowned psychologist and bestselling author, she is the kind of woman people watch without realizing they're doing it. Intelligent, composed, untouchable-she has built a life that looks like perfection from every angle. Behind closed doors, she believes in control. Not love. Because love is unpredictable. Admiration is not. Then Eric Whitman enters her world. He doesn't worship her. He studies her. And for the first time, Sue-Ann finds herself in a room where she cannot fully control how she is seen. What begins as curiosity slowly turns into something far more dangerous-something neither of them can name quickly enough to stop. Because in Sue-Ann Vale's world, being seen has never been the problem. It's what happens after.

This poem captures the quiet agony of someone trapped in a controlling relationship. The speaker longs for freedom and self-expression but stays silent out of fear of losing the person they love. It's a powerful reflection on emotional suppression, lost autonomy, and the pain of being unseen.

They don't know each other. But they all bleed the same silence. A class clown hiding behind forced laughter. A perfectionist drowning in gold stars. A fighter who only feels safe when angry. A controlled one who's never had control. A watcher fading into the background. When five teens are told to anonymously write down what hurts - they finally do. This isn't a story about getting better. It's a story about being honest. And sometimes, that's more than enough.

In which the author explains why, exactly, William Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew" is not a comedy and is, in fact, a tragedy that openly displays domestic abuse. POSSIBLE TRIGGER WARNINGS: Discussion of domestic abuse, emotional abuse, gas lighting, and lack of consent in non-sexual situations. If you think I missed one, let me know. Written for my Grade Twelve English assignment, and given full marks.

Are you tired of reading books where guys cross the line big time and then all is forgiven with an apology??? Let's take a minute to point out the good guys on Wattpad!

The original story of The Fairies retold and reimagined in a world of shifters, the question is will the fairie's gift be a blessing or a curse?

Written by Izen Torres January 7th 2003 - February 18th 2022 Rest in peace TRIGGER WARNING *neglect* *manipulation* *emotional abuse* Young werewolf, Asher Swift, has always lead a rather unfortunate life. He's excepted it at this point and just tried to keep his head down and his guard up. But suddenly everything is changing. The pack disowns his father leaving Asher a stray wolfling, and he's taken in by a wolf named Batraz. Batraz is capable but he had no idea what he was getting himself into. Still working on the cover

When Deceit was unmasked in Can Lying Be Good, it was clear that Virgil and the other sides knew him. But what exactly happened between them? Find out here, if you dare...

"You wouldn't leave me. I'm the only one that has ever and will ever love you. Whoever else says they love you is lying." She said. "And besides. You'd ruin Kalen. He'd grow up to be just like you if you took him from me." Chris looked at Kalen, his tiny six year old hand in his. He wanted his precious baby boy to have the best life he could provide but he didn't know what to do to make that come true. He looked at her and nodded. "Good." She said. She kneeled down in front of Kalen. "Why don't you go play dear? Me and daddy need to talk." Kalen looked at her and then to his dad. Chris hesitated let his son's hand go. Kalen walked away and went to his room, closing the door. That's how it always began.

"Why do you care if I'm mad or not?" It was the only thing I cared about knowing at this point. "You're smart King. You figure it out." Ace Carter was bad news and so were his friends. Luckily, I stayed away from him, his friends and all their drama. It was easy enough, being invisible and all. ••• But Ace noticed me one day. That day changed Ace and me. He wanted a favor and that deed was to pretend to be his girlfriend for three weeks, at most. ••• There was no way in hell I could ever like the guy, even though he was smoking hot, and seemingly sweet, so I agreed. ••• The more I got to know Ace, the more I realized he wasn't just a bad boy or a player. He was sweet and caring. ••• But I wasn't sure I was ready for the feelings being around Ace incurred from me. But something told me Ace would fight until he got me to want him back.

Naomi García has a heart of gold, and Derek Thompson, her narcissistic boyfriend, feeds on it. As much as Naomi stands her ground, refusing to buckle to Derek's malice, living with him and coping with his unpredictable behavior has taken its toll. Things change for the better when she meets a new friend, Jasmine, who shares Naomi's love of robins and nature. As Naomi and Jasmine bond, Naomi finds the courage to fight back and remembers the truth that her grandmother once told her: God's love never fails to protect.

Everyone has a soulmate, right? Even the shy, timid, skinny, scared, kind, caring soul Arya Aizawa? Well, in "Diamonds Death", you'll be following her on her journey to meet her soulmate. If you already couldn't tell, she's the soulmate of a hot tempered Pomeranian, Katsuki Bakugou. When he meets her, he thinks she's like all the other "extras" but, what happens when he slowly starts to get to know her only to find out that she's had a hard time? In this AU, when you sing, your soulmate will hear you, now when you find your soulmate, you two will be inseparable.....for the most part anyway. Arya is trying to be distant as to not have people she loves hurt and Katsuki is trying to get closer to her but also respects her space, somehow. Here's a sneak peak of the story. ------------------------- ".....p-please...I...I can't have people hurt more...I-I don't want to lose more people whom I care about.." Arya cried, her boyfriend hugging her. "Shh...calm down Teddybear.....I'll protect you, I just need to know who to kill and who the fuck made you this way. Alright?" Katsuki said. Arya nodded, a knock on her door scaring her and seeing her teacher, Mr. Aizawa. ------------------------- Anyway, Arya and Shota are obviously related, but the thing is, Arya does NOT know this yet. Anywho, hope you guys enjoy! :)