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How do I tell it to him without sounding rude I wondered to myself . "Don't tell me you have zoned out again for like the a thousandth time this morning .You know you can confide in me whatever it is that is bothering you " he said worry clear in his voice. You can do this I kept saying to myself don't overthink the issue .Its just your opinion everyone has an opinion right .I tried to convince myself before I finally told him whatever was bothering me right to his face . The look on his face was unreable . There and then I knew I had lost yet another good friend .Great just great.

How does hoping to get some hope feel like? She had seen many people striving against the odds. All she did was hope to get the hope to strive for. There she lay everyday hoping for a better tomorrow while all she got was a more terrible future. She needed someone who could pull her up from the dark pit of self-destruction. Feelings have been inspired by personal experience while the events are purely fictitious. Any resemblance with real life would merely be a coincidence. Please vote if you like it. Thank you :))

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A black girl everyday inner problems.

Early morning in a car, tension crawling under skin, throat raw, jaw tight, canker sores flaring, and chaos all around. The dog barks, sheds, stares, and the world feels loud and intrusive. Sipping chocolate, feet grounded, each breath becomes a rebellion, a fragment of calm, a claim to exist despite sensory overload. Anchored in the Morning Storm is a poem about finding peace amid chaos, holding onto small comforts, and resisting the relentless pressures of the world.

From childhood to adulthood, Aisha has learned that the world has rules-some written, some unspoken, and some etched into the fabric of society, restricting where she can go, what she can do, and how she is perceived. Whether it's at home, in school, or at work, she faces subtle and blatant discrimination that shapes her path. But within those invisible lines, she finds moments of resistance, small rebellions that define who she truly is. This is her story-a quiet yet powerful reflection on the reality of being a woman in a world that still fights her existence in ways both seen and unseen.

This story is about my experience with ny closest friend having Type One Diabetes.

A diary written by a character that has a crazy life and has many problems and ups and downs. she deals with everyday struggles

Sa malamig na lungsod ng Baguio, isang batang babae at ang kanyang lolo ang magkasamang humaharap sa araw-araw na buhay. Walang yaman. Walang kasiguraduhan. Tanging pagmamahal, sakripisyo, at pananatili. Isang kwento ng pamilya, pagkawala, at kung paanong ang tahimik na pagmamahal ay nagiging lakas para magpatuloy, kahit masakit.

"Almost Together" is a heartwarming, relatable story that captures the thrill and confusion of a new city, the first taste of freedom, and the "almosts" of a relationship not fully realized. Dive into Shea's journey as she balances the challenges of work, the sweetness of budding love, and the question of what it means to truly find a place - and person - to call home.

You have to be rich to be poor

In the heart of Kodambakkam, Chennai, lives Raghav - a middle-class man juggling bills, emotions, and expectations. His struggles are quiet, his victories unnoticed... except by those who matter most. A realistic, warm story of a family man holding it all together - paycheck to paycheck, promise to promise. © 2025 [JaffarAlimohideen] This story is my original creation. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be copied, reproduced, translated, or distributed without my written permission.

Story of a confused, messy, unsure girl with an attention span of a squirrel and her everyday struggles.

Quiet Battles of a Man: Tales of Life Lessons is a collection of fictional stories that explore the hidden struggles men face every day. Through relatable characters and real emotions, these tales dive into the quiet, internal battles that shape growth, resilience, and strength. If you're drawn to stories about personal challenges, redemption, and the courage found in ordinary moments, this book will speak to your heart.

Ashlee has the "perfect life" She has rich parents who give her anything at the snap of her fingers. She was the most popular girl at her old school , every guy dying just to have her look at them. But little does anyone know 'little miss perfect' hates everything about her body; every inch of it. It's all fake. She's literally a living Barbie doll made of plastic, but it isn't fantastic. She wears a designer wig to get her blonde hair, colored contacts to get her blazing blue eyes. But one day Ashlee's parents' company had hit an all time low. With money running low and her true appearance soon to show how will Ashlee deal with her true identity showing? Will people hate her for being fake and lying? Or will people accept the new look and think it's just for a little while? Read to find out in Faking Her Way Through cover made by: temperedinnocence PG-13 because of language... this story will contain swears/curse words/bad words/whatever you call them.

I'm not confident enough to speak out loud so here is my spoken poetry that's not spoken