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  • The House That Taught Me Silence by justkaylin
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    Some houses shelter you. Others teach you how to disappear. In Part One: Then, Paris is a teenager navigating high school, first love, and loyalty to a family that is quietly unraveling. Inside a house ruled by control and unspoken fear, she learns how to stay alert, how to endure, and how to look steady even when nothing feels safe. What happens there will change her forever. In Part Two: Now, Paris is older-and no longer willing to let the past speak for her. With clarity and distance, she revisits the memories she once survived without understanding. She examines what silence protected, what it cost, and what it took to finally unlearn it. This is not a story about waiting to be saved. It is a story about what happens after survival-about memory, agency, and reclaiming the voice that was once forced underground. The House That Taught Me Silence is a powerful, emotionally layered novel about growing up inside harm, stepping beyond it, and choosing where the story lives next.
  • I'm sorry for my silence by Kruella8
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    Silence weighs heavy when cruelty echoes through the halls. A bystander wrestles with guilt, fear, and the burning need to speak out against the inhumanity targeting a girl in a wheelchair. What would you do in the face of such darkness? Warning: This passage contains sensitive content related to bullying, disability discrimination, and emotional distress. It explores themes of guilt, powerlessness, and the psychological impact of harmful words and behaviors. Reader discretion is advised, particularly for those who may be affected by discussions of mistreatment or internal conflict.
  • finding my voice by nkhumanedikeledi
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    The bruises faded,but the touch lingered.At work,his colleagues laughed about "weak man"and the police station felt like another wall of silence.yet in the darkness he found flicker _maybe Telling it could shatter the shame.
  • VILLAIN BY CHOICE  by Amatulaahi_writes
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    "VILLAIN BY CHOICE "is a bold and introspective poem that explores the tension between admiring a self-sacrificing mother and choosing a different path-one rooted in self-respect, emotional honesty, and boundaries. It's a powerful reflection on breaking generational patterns, rejecting quiet suffering, and embracing freedom-even if it means being misunderstood.
  • The story I couldn't say out loud by Gabbybangtanlove
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    follows a girl's journey from quiet beginnings to painful betrayal, heartbreak, and bullying. With strength drawn from within-and comfort from BTS-she learns to love herself again. A true story of survival, healing, and the courage to finally speak.The Story I Couldn't Say Out Loud is a raw, emotional, and deeply personal journey through pain, self-worth, and quiet strength. Because some stories aren't just meant to be read - they're meant to be felt. 💜
  • Echoes of Silence by PhoenixVictor3330
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    Meet, Emily, a gentle soul, drifts through life almost unnoticed amidst the noisy crowd. Her silent demeanor belies a world brimming with thoughts and dreams, yet she struggles to voice them. Amidst bustling gatherings, she finds solace in her thoughts, yearning for someone to truly understand her unspoken emotions. In a world where loud voices reign, Emily remains a silent observer, harboring countless untold stories within her shy smile, awaiting the right moment to share them. Emily's story reflects the essence of introversion, resonating with many introverts' experiences. She carries herself with calm and grace, preferring to observe and reflect rather than demand attention. Her inner world is vast and intricate, filled with thoughts and dreams, yet she finds it challenging to express herself in a world that values extroverted traits. Her longing for deep, meaningful connections echoes the desires of many introverts who crave genuine connections with those who appreciate their quiet depth. Emily's journey captures the quiet strength, deep introspection, and longing for authentic connection that many introverts navigate daily.
  • In the quiet of my own mind  by ilsahayat
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    I spent most of my life following paths I never choose ,not because I wanted to but, because no one ever asked me what I wanted .My dream was always shaped by someone else ideas for what was best for me .They told me which career to pursue, which dream to chase ,but never once did they stop to ask ,"What does your heart truly desire?"Now,lost in the quiet of my own mind ,I'm faced with the questions I never had the chance to answer - who am I really? what do I truly want ? its time to finally find my own voice and write the story of my own choosing ,free from the weight of other people expectations
  • The woman called Sholake. by Shilanjsprache2
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    A Christian psychological drama Everyone thought she was mad. Only she knew the truth. Sholake thought marrying Akogun-one of the richest, most respected men-would finally give her peace. Instead, it opened the door to darkness. Behind the mansion walls are secrets no bride should ever discover... and a husband who laughs while she breaks. They said she was just emotional. They said she wanted attention. They didn't know she was fighting for her life-and her soul. But when the prayers start rising, and heaven begins to answer, Sholake realizes she's not alone... and her name still holds power. Spiritual warfare. Broken faith. Blood on the wall. A story of redemption, identity, and the quiet strength of a woman called Sholake.
  • Red by user13808090
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    Poetry about falling in love with a boy who brought hell to me. A true story told in my own words. Still in the works.
  • The Book Of Poems by Nia1111
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    A collection of a few poems by myself
  • my voice by Kkandy96
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    I had envisioned what my life would be like. I had painted a beautiful picture in my mind, but my father came along and dumped black paint all over it. Broke my heart and my spirit in the process!
  • Diary of a Shy girl  by HassanatLawal
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    Diary of a Shy Girl In the quiet corners of her world, Safiyah hides her struggles behind timid smiles and soft-spoken words. Beneath her shy demeanor lies a storm of emotions-a battle she fights alone, unseen by the people who should care the most. Her parents, though present in body, are distant in every other way, leaving her to navigate the labyrinth of her pain without guidance or solace. The pages of her diary become her sanctuary, a silent witness to the torment and confusion that began with an unimaginable betrayal-an assault by someone she once trusted, her uncle. As Safiyah battle with her inner demons, she seeks a way to break free from the chains of silence and shame. Will she find the strength to reclaim her voice and confront the darkness that overshadows her life? Diary of a Shy Girl is a poignant and powerful story of resilience, healing, and the courage it takes to confront the past and seek the light.
  • Finding My Voice: Quieting My Mind by womanofsoull
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    I've always struggled to find my voice in this world. I've always struggled to find the strength my voice has. There are a lot of words that I don't say. Sometimes it's better to put it into writing. That way I wouldn't be labeled as defensive or argumentative. I would just be viewed as a young woman trying to figure out her voice in this world and its power.