Emotionalabuse Stories

A young bride enters a family that appears complete from the outside, but beneath the surface lies a world shaped by control, silence, manipulation, and unspoken expectations. "Life In A Narcissist Family" Part-1 Fight For Survival is a deeply layered journey through marriage, emotional neglect, clipping of her wings, power dynamics, and quiet endurance. Through Tina's story, each moment unfolds not as an isolated incident, but as part of a pattern-subtle, persistent, and often invisible to those outside the family. This is not just a story of suffering, but of awareness, resilience, and the slow reclaiming of self.

At twenty-one, Vian Laurent is football's brightest star. The world chants his name. Clubs fight for his signature. He's one season away from winning the Ballon d'Or-the highest honor in football. But long before the stadiums, the trophies, and the headlines, there was Valeska Romanova. She loved him when he was just a boy with impossible dreams. To the world, they're football's perfect couple. To each other, they're everything. Until fame begins to demand a price. Every victory brings another celebration. Every celebration brings another temptation. Every mistake is hidden behind flashing cameras, smiling interviews, and promises that sound sincere. Vian always comes back. He has never stopped loving Valeska. He just can't stop breaking her heart. As his career reaches unimaginable heights, the line between love and betrayal begins to blur. While the world celebrates football's golden boy, Valeska is left wondering whether love is enough to survive the life that fame has created. Some matches are won on the pitch. The hardest ones are fought behind closed doors. OFFSIDE is an emotional sports romance about first love, impossible ambition, devastating betrayal, and the question that no trophy can answer- Can you truly love someone while destroying the one thing they trusted you with? P.S. This story is not about character development or redemption. It's about love, ambition, betrayal, and the consequences of the choices people refuse to change. Some characters grow. Some never do.

"She Was His Regret" is the emotional journey of Aira, a girl who grew up feeling unloved, unwanted, and constantly judged-by her family, her classmates, and even herself. Labeled clumsy, ugly, and useless, she was never given a chance to just be herself. The only person she trusted was her childhood best friend, Rhea. At school, she meets a new boy-a charming but cruel "bad boy" who joins in mocking her. But over time, he starts to see the real Aira, the beauty behind the mess, and falls for her. When he finally confesses, she thinks it's just another joke-and runs away from everything. Years later, she returns-not as the broken girl they once knew, but as a powerful mafia queen, bold and untouchable. When fate brings her face-to-face again with her past, and with him... he realizes too late: She was his regret.☄️🎀

Elizabeth is allergic to love. At least, that's what she keeps telling herself. As a successful model, she has control, discipline, and a carefully built image of who she is supposed to be. Love doesn't fit her. Then she meets Billie. A world-famous pop star who makes it difficult for Elizabeth to keep believing any of that. What starts as attraction slowly turns into something harder to ignore. Between late-night conversations and growing media attention, Elizabeth starts realizing something she doesn't want to admit: maybe she was never straight. And Billie? Billie might have known it from the very beginning. But in a world that turns love into a story, is theirs strong enough to survive it?

Why did this all happen? How did this all happen? Too fast. Too quick. It can't be true. But it is. It all happened. It all happened in one day of July.

A story based on real experiences and events through the relationships and hardships of life whilst diagnosed from Mosaic Down Syndrome.

Rylie Mason has spent most of her life chasing anything that makes her forget. Loud parties. Blurred nights. Bad decisions. Anything that keeps her from sitting still long enough to feel the emptiness beneath her skin. The only place she has ever truly felt free is on the back of a horse, miles away from expectations, arguments, and the people constantly trying to save her. When Rylie returns home from vacation with her college-football-star boyfriend, everyone expects stories, pictures, and another glimpse of their seemingly perfect relationship. Instead, she comes home changed. Scott Hardin has always been jealous. Protective, he calls it. Passionate. Afraid of losing her. But his affection is beginning to feel like ownership, and the word no has never meant enough to him. As Scott's behavior becomes harder to hide, Isa Mason turns to the one person she has trusted her entire life-Makina Green. Makina is disciplined where Rylie is reckless. Controlled where Rylie is chaos. She believes rules exist for a reason, emotions should remain private, and some lines should never be crossed. Especially the line between herself and her best friend's twenty-one-year-old daughter. But the more time Makina spends around Rylie, the more difficult it becomes to ignore the woman hidden beneath the careless smile. What begins as concern becomes understanding. Understanding becomes longing. And longing becomes something neither of them can admit without destroying the lives around them. Rylie has spent years wondering whether she could ever be enough for someone like Makina. Makina is about to discover that resisting Rylie may be the only rule she has ever been unable to follow. But secrets do not stay buried forever. And when love, obsession, and loyalty collide, someone will finally break. This book is ongoing

Maya Lin takes a job as personal assistant to Clara Yeo - Singapore's most composed, most admired society wife - with one secret agenda: to find out what happened to her sister Chloe, who vanished from the same penthouse months ago without a trace. Inside the glass fortress above Marina Bay, nothing is what it seems. Julian Yeo, the charismatic CEO of Panopticon, appears to be the controlling force - a man who built a surveillance empire and uses it to watch his own home. But as Maya digs deeper, she discovers that the real architect of fear is far closer, far quieter, and far more dangerous than anyone imagined. Set against the gleaming skyline and shadowed backstreets of Singapore, The Orchid Room is a psychological thriller about control, grief, and the terrifying lengths people go to in the name of love - and perfection. Some cages are made of steel. Others are made of orchids.

Rayansh Malhotra learned early that silence could hurt. At home, it was sharp, heavy, and unforgiving. In a quiet garden, he meets a stranger who doesn't raise her voice, doesn't ask questions he isn't ready to answer, and doesn't make him feel small. Shreya Singhania was raised in power, not peace. Known to the world as a mafia princess, she understands danger-but not the kind that hides behind closed doors and quiet apologies. What begins as shared silence slowly turns into safety. What grows is not loud love, but the kind that stays. This is a story of a gentle man, a protective woman, and the slow, careful healing that changes everything.

~To those who've experienced the love of fate~ Zoe prefers silence. It's safer than being misunderstood - safer than the chaos waiting at home behind every closed door. Once loud and full of fire, she's learned to survive by shrinking, hiding, and writing everything she feels in the pages of a private journal no one will ever read. Andrew, on the other hand, has perfected the act. The laughter. The charm. The easygoing energy. But beneath it all, he's breaking too - a different kind of broken, the kind that knows how to pretend even in front of a mirror. They meet on the first day of school. A quiet bus ride, a reluctant glance, and something between them that neither one of them fully understands - not yet. As the school year unfolds, so do their secrets, slowly tangled in late-night conversations, unspoken grief, and the ache of wanting to be seen for who they really are. Amor Fati is a raw, intimate story about love, trauma, and the fight to own your story - even when the world has already written it for you. ❗None of the images and videos used in this book are mine❗ I'll try my best to update every Wednesday and Friday. ⚠️ Reader Discretion Advised This story contains themes that may be sensitive or triggering for some readers, including: -Emotional and psychological abuse -Family conflict and dysfunction -Mental health struggles (anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts) -Toxic relationships and trauma - Romantic and sexual topics involving characters aged 17-18

"The devil couldn't reach me," I said. But he was already wearing the face of someone I once called love. They say the devil lives in temptation, but I found him living in memory. In the voice that told me to stay when I should have run. He wasn't a monster with horns or fire. He was quiet, mysterious, gentle-and he mirrored every fear and wound I carried inside. Started: March 8, 2026 Finished: April 3, 2026

A poetry collection exploring my arduous struggle for peace, slow journey towards healing, and deep-rooted feelings of heartache as a result of childhood maternal abuse.

Larrison Ashford has built his life around order. At forty-four, the reserved CEO of Ashford Global Holdings believes silence is productive, emotions are distractions, and love is a chapter he closed long ago. Then there's Brianna Brooks. His outspoken, free-spirited executive secretary has an uncanny talent for turning every quiet moment into chaos. She talks too much, laughs too loudly, dances through the office, and somehow finds new ways to test his patience every single day. But beneath Brianna's bright smile lies a painful secret. Trapped in an abusive relationship she can't seem to walk away from, she's torn between the love she remembers and the hurt she continues to endure. When Larrison becomes the one person willing to help her find the courage to choose herself, the distance between boss and secretary begins to disappear. What starts as concern slowly grows into something neither of them expected-a connection built on trust, healing, and the quiet realization that sometimes the person who disturbs your peace is the very one who brings it back. In a world where one heart speaks in silence and the other in laughter, can two unlikely souls find love when they need it most?

Freedom in the Fractures is a poetic journey through pain, courage, and healing after broken relationships. These poems explore the raw fractures left by love lost and betrayal, the strength found in reclaiming oneself, and the quiet moments of reflection that follow. Alongside the stories of past wounds and abuse, this collection also opens a window into the tender complexities of friendship and "what could have been," inspired by a bond formed in the wake of shared heartbreak. With honesty and grace, these poems invite readers to walk through the cracks and find freedom in the fractures - discovering resilience, hope, and the possibility of new beginnings.

It didn't start with violence. It started with a voice like velvet and hands that always knew how to hover just enough to feel safe. Jude Bellingham didn't come into your life like a storm. He came in like a warm room on a cold night. Charming. Steady. Carefully curated to seem effortless. The kind of man who never raised his voice-because he never needed to. He didn't chase you. He made you follow. At first, it was beautiful. He understood you. Listened like no one else. Gave you space-until you started asking for less of it. You thought it was mutual. You thought you were seen. But what you didn't realize was this: Jude didn't want to share you. He wanted to reshape you. What began as closeness became routine. Routine became silence. Silence became obedience. By the time you realized how much of your world had collapsed into his, the door wasn't locked. You just forgot you ever had a key. This is the story of how he took you apart softly, sweetly-until there was no you left to resist him. And it's the story of what happened when the truth knocked on your door-wearing a familiar smile and carrying the past you thought he erased. But most of all? This is the story of what it takes to walk away from someone who convinced you they were the only safe place you'd ever know.

Lila Morrison has mastered the art of invisibility. For twenty years, she's learned to take up less space - hiding behind oversized sweaters, small smiles, and the safety of being unseen. Love, she believes, is something that happens to other people - the beautiful, the confident, the girls who deserve to be noticed. So when Tyler Kane, the golden boy of her college and captain of the football team, suddenly turns his attention to her, it feels like a miracle. For the first time, someone is looking at her - really looking. But what begins as a dream quickly twists into a trap. Tyler's love is consuming, controlling, cruel in the way it disguises itself as care. And Lila, starved for affection, clings tighter, mistaking his darkness for passion. Her best friend, Harper, watches helplessly as Lila begins to lose herself. In a final attempt to pull her back, Harper introduces her to Noah Ellis - the quiet new transfer student with kind eyes and a steady soul. Noah challenges her in a good way. He doesn't try to change her. He doesn't demand she be smaller. He simply sees her - all of her - and calls her pretty like it's the most natural truth in the world. But after years of believing she isn't enough, can Lila learn to trust love that doesn't hurt? Or will she return to the pain that once made her feel wanted? He Calls Me Pretty is a breathtaking, raw, and intimate story about learning to untangle love from pain - and discovering that the most powerful love story begins the moment you finally see yourself clearly.

Mia is 19 and she has been with her long term boyfriend since she was 15 years old. It had been the best decision of her life until recently. Until he hit her. She tells herself that she shouldn't have provoked him and that she needs to be more careful but when he holds her hostage with no way of her friends to contact her, will they be able to save her before it's too late and will she finally realize that this is not a safe and acceptable relationship?

Forced into years of Tae Kwon Do by a manipulative mother who turned a shared hobby into a cover for an affair, a young girl finds herself entangled in betrayal, guilt, and control. Set against the backdrop of an afterschool program, this raw and unfiltered story unpacks how a childhood activity became the battleground for family destruction - and the first of many betrayals.