histórias de Fearofabandonment

"Sit beside what's left of me" is not just a poem. It's a quiet scream, a soft ache - a love letter to all the unspoken thoughts we hide behind smiles. For anyone who has ever felt invisible, unwanted, or hollow - this is for you. You are not alone. And your softness doesn't make you weak. Read it when it's 2 AM and everything feels too loud. Or when it's silent and you just need someone to understand.

The story follows Leehan, a quiet and kind university student, and Baek Yein, a popular social media star with a hidden side. On the outside, Yein seems confident and outgoing, but beneath the surface, she's struggling with insecurities and fears of being alone. Leehan is the one person who truly understands her, offering her stability and support, even when she pushes him away. Despite her toxic behaviour, Yein can't let go of Leehan, knowing he's the only one who sees through her mask. Leehan, believing in the good in her, stays by her side, hoping she'll change. Their relationship is full of tension, emotional secrets, and the hope that love can heal even the deepest wounds. Will Yein ever let down her guard? And can Leehan's patience hold out? The story is a mix of mystery, love, and unexpected twists.

This is a short story about a chatty girl who hurts her friends without realizing. Because of this she develops a severe phobia of losing someone. PS, this was a practice assignment for my English class, so this story only has about 500 words. But i loved it so much I though I'd share it with you :)

SELF PUBLISHED. BUY NOW ON AMAZON https://a.co/d/atzwdFx When love becomes a mirror, what truth will it reveal? Ethan Calloway thought he knew the woman he loved-and the man he was-until secrets, self-doubt, and reflection begin to blur the line between perception and reality. As Ava Moreau's glittering public life collides with her private unraveling, Ethan's search for answers turns inward, forcing him to confront the one deception more dangerous than betrayal: the lies we tell ourselves. Told through the lens of passion, psychology, and self-discovery, The Reflection Deception is a hauntingly romantic journey through illusion, identity, and the fragile beauty of imperfection. In the end, the greatest twist isn't what Ethan finds in her-it's what he finally dares to see in himself.

What do you do when you find something out that you wish you hadn't? {This story isn't that good- i apologize as my writing isn't the best}

In a world where nothing lasts, what happens when someone refuses to let go? Someone who sees through your mask, stays even when they leave, and meets you at your lowest. What is love, if it comes in many forms - not all of them easy to recognize? What is family, if not chosen? How far can you go when you are truly seen, accepted, and allowed to be yourself? This is not the kind of romance you think it is.

Multiple poems are held inside here. Those are the kind to be written from experiences, Knowledge, Dreams and goals. Yet also hold disturbing pictures, at least for some. A life is not always pretty. Mind yourself.

Kacey and Robin never expected to matter this much to each other. Two quiet summers at camp turned them into something almost like best friends. But freshmen year changes everything Kacey transfers to Robin's school, and suddenly their friendship isn't as simple anymore. Kacey is afraid of people getting to close while Robin's afraid of getting pushed away. As the year unfolds, both girls are forced to confront their biggest fears: getting too close... or being left behind.

Hao doesn't do attachments. No friendships, no relationships, no love. He keeps his distance, watches from the sidelines, and never lets anyone close enough to leave him behind. Life has taught him one thing-people always leave. So, before they can, he pushes them away first. Xion, on the other hand, has never once in his life stopped to think. Reckless, immature, and full of energy, he lives in the moment without worrying about consequences. If he wants something, he takes it. If he's curious, he asks. If he sees someone interesting-like the mysterious and untouchable Hao-he gets closer. Too close. Hao doesn't like it. Xion doesn't care. What starts as an irritation turns into an obsession. Hao doesn't understand why Xion won't leave him alone, and Xion doesn't understand why Hao won't just give in. But the more Xion pushes, the more cracks start to show. And beneath Hao's cold, distant mask is someone who is desperately afraid of being left behind. Maybe that's why Xion doesn't plan on going anywhere. Even if it means unraveling Hao piece by piece.

Everyone says Raven ruins everything. They're not wrong. She's learned how to leave before she's left. How to break things before they can break her. How to pretend she doesn't care-because caring has never ended well. Then she meets Kai. He's patient. Calm. Different. The kind of person who doesn't walk away when things get hard... even when she gives him every reason to. And that's when everything starts to unravel. Because Raven doesn't know how to keep something good. And the closer he gets- the more she feels the need to destroy it. - A story about self-sabotage, love, and what happens when someone finally stays.