Exhaustion Stories

This is an alternative story set in the current canon universe where both Lee Minho and Park Jimin, who to the public were deemed colleagues in the KPOP industry, and who had never appeared together on camera or publicly, share a massive secret that had been buried for what now could almost count as a decade. A sudden green room and group mix-up and an unfortunate reunion causes said secret to resurface full force, disrupting the calm Minho had set for himself. The trauma haunted Minho once again, which the idol thought he was over with - calling it a closed chapter of his life - and it turns out Minho had just pushed it away into the deepest part of his mind in order to survive.

{Oneshot} After pushing himself too hard, Jungkook collapses during rehearsal. With his hyungs by his side, he learns he doesn't have to carry his burdens alone, finding comfort, care, and warmth in their brotherly love.

Remy, a blunt, unfiltered and laidback young adult navigating through a new state of independence seeking existential freedom in her walk with the Lord. Coming to terms with the new variables life is throwing at her while also navigating what it means to live life abundantly. Making contentment her true home despite her troubling circumstances. Author's note: ( A personal reflection of my own faith in hopes to inspire others whether you believe in Christ or not, to find joy in being true to yourself! 😆 )

The middle sister - a line forgotten between the pages of life. Not the youngest to be adored, nor the eldest to be depended on. She's the one who listens, yet no one ever listens to her. The one who loves with a quiet sincerity that goes unseen, who gives endlessly without ever asking for anything in return. Then one day, someone looked at her differently - as if she were the missing piece that finally made the world whole. A single heart chose her. To him, she became both the beginning and the end. And when he held her, it was as if letting go would mean losing warmth itself.

Diana Burnwood and Agent 47 meet on a train between two missions. They're both exhausted, so Diana decides to take care of him.

Betty isn't sleeping and looks exhausted but she won't go home and sleep. When she passes out in the lab due to exhaustion and lands in the hospital, secrets are revealed about the M.E that she'd kept secret. Can Angie and Oscar help the ME overcome her past? Will she find love with a certain homicide detective?

Some people remember things so nothing falls apart. Some people notice what needs doing before anyone asks. Some people carry responsibility so quietly it starts to feel like air. And some people do all of it - without ever agreeing to. I Didn't Agree to Be the One Who Remembers is a quiet, companionable book for anyone who has become the keeper of details, timing, emotional smoothing, and unspoken follow-ups - and isn't entirely sure how that happened. This is not a book about fixing, optimising, or improving your life. It doesn't offer advice, strategies, or conversations to have. Instead, it moves through the ordinary, slightly absurd moments of over-carrying - the things that don't get written down, the effort it takes to explain, the relief of staying silent, the strange tiredness that lingers even after rest. There are no villains here. No dramatic awakenings. No pressure to do anything differently. Just a steady noticing of how responsibility becomes automatic - and what it costs when it does. Written as a series of brief scenes and reflections, this book keeps you company rather than pulling you forward. It doesn't ask you to change. It simply names what's been there all along. For readers who sense that "doing everything" stopped being a choice somewhere along the way - and want recognition without obligation - this book offers a place to sit for a while. Nothing needs to happen next.

My Short Poems with some song recommendations - S.N.

A story about a 17 year old girl, she's 5'1 ft has brown eyes and brown golden curly hair, her name is Salma that is a senior trying to get the best score she can while having a lot of emotional torture around her and a lot of pressure on her to get a good score she tries ways to cope with everything to get on top of everyone to prove herself she tries her best.

(Oneshot) Jeongin hides his pain all day, pushing through rehearsals and a high-stakes MAMA performance without eating or resting. But when the final stage ends, his body finally collapses, leaving the members panicked and desperate to keep him safe.

The Quiet Hum of Exhaustion: When 'Having It All' Meant Losing Myself (Part 1) The story begins with the narrator describing a life consumed by work and the relentless pursuit of "success." They are constantly responding to emails and notifications at all hours, sacrificing sleep and personal time. The narrator recounts years of saying "yes" to every demand - extra projects, late-night calls, social events - driven by a desire for validation and the perception of "having it all." However, beneath this facade of success, the narrator reveals a deep and growing exhaustion. Subtle signs like persistent headaches and trembling hands escalate into more severe symptoms like a frayed temper, mental fog, and a complete loss of joy in activities they once loved. Their body starts to rebel with migraines and constant illness. Despite a doctor's advice to relax, the narrator finds it impossible. The emotional toll is significant, leading to a feeling of disconnection and emptiness. The climax of this first part is a Tuesday morning when the narrator wakes up feeling mentally paralyzed, unable to face another day of expectations. This moment serves as a critical turning point, as they realize with chilling certainty that their carefully constructed life has become a "cage," and a fundamental change is desperately needed.

An original 3 AM poem about the sometimes exhausting effort to be a participant in your life.

An anticipated announcement which holds residence in a foggy state of worry and expectance. NOTE: SHORT LITERARY PIECE

A poem detailing frustrations of how my father has treated my family and life. I encourage all to fit this to their life, to maybe read it and gain something from it, or just simply enjoy. Thank you :)

TW: Abuse, negative self talk, self harm, food disorders, suicide, anxiety/panic attacks Collection of poems about the experiences of my life: both highs and lows. Living with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) isn't pretty. It isn't romantic. It isn't easy. It is hard. Some days are better than others. Some days are horrendous. One hour is fine, the next hour I am on a rampage.

Kongpob is exhausted. He has a huge workload and he has dragged himself home after a seriously long day/week/year/life! He's definitely hallucinating the P'Arthit he can see, right? Set during OurSkyy when Kongpob is living in China and Arthit is living in Bangkok..

After Koshi collapses due to a fever, it's up to the Goddess Dormitory to help him recover.