Generationaltrauma Stories

♡𝐆𝐫𝐮𝐦𝐩𝐲 𝐱 𝐒𝐮𝐧𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐞♡ (𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝟏 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐬) Serenity Siren Sinner is a 22 year old kind-hearted, soft, and beautiful girl with a sassy side who believes life is a gift from God and is worthy to be prayed for. She is a lover of peace and believes that a person can change. A person can be the best version of themselves only if they believe it. Sorian Sivan Saint-Pierre is a 24 year old who grew up with so much pain along with his brother. He carries a dark aura around him and is antisocial. He always has the same serious and stoic facial expression. His family may be called the Saints, but only if you knew how their secrets make them far from what people make them out to be. Where there are Saints, there are Sinners, like two lovers that can't live without with each other. This is a story about two very different people coming together and making something beautiful out of it. ☀︎𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐢𝐬 𝐚𝐛𝐬𝐨𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐞𝐥𝐲 𝐧𝐨 𝐬𝐦𝐮𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐤.

Lifehood is not about the first brothers... it's about the generations that followed them. This book explores how human behaviors, emotions, and silent rivalries are inherited - not through blood alone, but through patterns, wounds, and unspoken beliefs. Why do some people compete instead of connect? Why does envy grow where love could have lived? Why do we repeat stories we swear we would never become? Using symbolic reflections of the first human conflicts, Lifehood looks at how jealousy, comparison, pride, and insecurity quietly shape friendships, families, and relationships today. This is not a book about blame. It is a book about awareness. Because when you understand what you carry, you finally get to choose what you pass on.

The story follows a young girl named Grace who's lived as a noble in a grand castle for as long as she can remember. Her and the rest of the nobles are blessed with unique magical abilities which they use to serve their Lord, a mysterious and powerful being who watches over them from the tallest tower of the palace. Grace's caretaker and mentor, Liam, is a very devout follower of the Lord, and raised Grace under the very principles he was raised in, but when his student decides to become friends with two worldly townspeople, tensions begin to form between them. After devastating events and revelations, Grace is forced to leave her home and mentor in search of truth and purpose, but what she'll find might be far from what she's expecting...

What is love? Anveshna - this question asked by her mom shook her and usually Anveshna never asked for answers-until life handed her questions she couldn't ignore. One summer, surrounded by silence, dust, and memories no one speaks of, she stumbles into something that changes the way she sees everything. What begins as boredom turns into a quiet unraveling of the past-layer by layer, letter by letter. She thought she knew her family. She thought she knew herself. She was wrong. the question-what is love was only the beginning and anveshna had to answer and understand many questions in this journey. A slow-burning, emotionally raw story about the search for truth, connection, and the courage to face what we're not ready to hear.

Everybody Looks Good on Paper is a contemporary family drama about power, perception, and the damage that hides behind success. From the outside, the Mason family is untouchable. A respected federal judge, a renowned psychology professor, a decorated LAPD captain, a brilliant lawyer, a famous actress, and a black sheep. Wealth, influence, intelligence, and prestige stacked neatly, flawlessly, as if designed for a magazine spread or a Wikipedia page. The kind of family people admire without question. But paper lies. Beneath the accolades and carefully curated public images, the Mason household is fractured beyond repair. Held together not by love, but by silence, obligation, and fear. Each sibling carries a different version of the same childhood, shaped by neglect, favoritism, and parents who understood control better than affection.

The lives of those we call family are never ours to fully know. Yet the poet dares to watch, to wonder, to write what might be-the hidden fears, desires, and silences that shape every bond. This is a collection of imagination, intimacy, and the truths that live in shadows. *all the picture credits to their artists and the owners. I took them from pinterest. If you come across one of yours please contact I'll add credits.

When a man steals a selkie woman's pelt, she is trapped on land with him in human form, separated from the sea and her selkie family. She fights him at first. But, as the years pass, the lack of her pelt and the loneliness slowly drain the life out of her. And she soon starts getting desperate, drowning in despair and willing to do anything to escape... Will she find her pelt and get back to the sea and her family? Will she give in to her kidnapper and make a life on land? Or will she perish, imprisoned forever by her captor? And how far will she go to regain her freedom? Trigger Warnings: Mentions of drowning, kidnapping, unwanted children, abandonment, and depressive and suicidal thoughts. (Based on the old legend / fairytale of the selkie girl.) © All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, events, and incidents are the products of the author's imagination. Space, time, and history have been rearranged to suit the convenience of the book. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is entirely coincidental. Cover made in Canva.

A generational reflection on love, survival, and the scars passed from mother to daughter. A quiet unraveling of how we become the women who raised us - and how we try to become something more.

A girl with a secret is sent to a college that she doesn't want to go to. These chapters are representative of the final product, but are not finished within themselves, so please read with a grain of salt.

im a bad habit

Amateur Poetry

Sometimes the patterns we don't see do more damage than the ones we fight. This is a story about silence, family survival, and the rhythm we inherit without realizing it. Two crabs, one cave - both trying to breathe under the same legacy of "stay small." But when they finally crawl toward the light, they discover that freedom isn't about escaping the cave - it's about learning how to stop fighting in the dark. A lyrical memoir for anyone healing from family conflict, cultural silence, and the old survival rhythms that taught us to prove instead of rest. Written for the ones who feel too deep, love too hard, and keep trying anyway. https://books2read.com/u/mYvJVP

Emilia Razzione is a complicated women who struggles to find her way out of an emotional maze she stayed stuck in for a long time. It started with the dangerous life style she's born into and got worse with her abusive mother. With ignoring and putting her emotions aside to take care of her seven sisters, Emilia lost so many important things deep within her she never thought she'd ever need, and even when she wanted to sort out the puzzle in her head, things got bad around her and prevented her from finding her way to live those secretly dead dreams she buried inside her.

Imagine a world where everyone wears a mask, a carefully crafted facade that hides the deepest, most painful parts of themselves. These stories peel back those masks, revealing the raw, vulnerable underbelly of human experience. They explore the unspoken desires, the unvoiced fears, and the unspoken truths that haunt us in the quiet hours of the night.

Some wounds never heal. Some betrayals never fade. And some truths are too painful to forget. Adam had everything-a wife, a family, a future. But when temptation came in the form of his housekeeper, Margo, one reckless decision shattered everything. His wife, Maggie, was left to pick up the pieces of a broken home, but the cracks ran deeper than anyone could see. What started as a single betrayal spiraled into generations of pain. Their children inherited the scars, and their grandson, Juste, was born into the chaos of a family haunted by the past. Love turned to resentment, loyalty became a curse, and the truth remained buried-until now. Twist is a raw, gripping tale of family, betrayal, and the unbreakable threads that bind us to our past. As secrets unravel and wounds are reopened, one question lingers: Can you ever escape the ghosts of those who came before you?

Clementine, a young woman on the cusp of adulthood, is given a handwritten book by her mother, Beatrice Love. The book, titled The Orange History of Me, holds the unfiltered truth about their family's past-secrets that have shaped Clementine and her sister Cara's life in ways they never fully understood. As she reads, the narrative alternates between Beatrice's memories and Clem's memories and present-day struggles with identity, love, and forgiveness. Beatrice's story begins in Monroe, Jamaica, where she falls in love with a man she believes will be her escape from a childhood filled with instability. But her love story is not a fairytale-her husband, initially loving and attentive, slowly distances himself, drawn into an affair with the sharp-tongued and manipulative Miss Chin. The affair isn't just a betrayal-it catalyses a series of emotional and psychological battles that reshape Beatrice and her children's world. As Clem reads about her parents' marriage, her father's abandonment, and her mother's attempt at suicide, she is forced to confront her feelings of resentment and shame. Her mother's pain is laid bare in the pages, forcing Clem to see Beatrice not just as a mother but as a woman-flawed, broken, but ultimately fighting for her survival. Throughout the novel, Clem grapples with whether she can forgive her absent father, who now lives a different life, and Miss Chin, the woman who played a role in her mother's suffering. At the same time, she wrestles with her own emotions toward Chiang Jiang, Miss Chin's son, whom she once loved in childhood but now sees in a different light. In the end, The Orange History of Us is not just about the past-it is a story of rebirth. Beatrice and her children must decide whether to let their pain define them or use it as a foundation for something new.

How We Butchered an Ancient Discipline and Called It Wellness

what i crave

A young girl withstands a series of awful events, and to get through she pick up awful habits. Will she find someone to help her, or will she fall to the horrible fate of depression.

"She was only six when love started to hurt." Hailey Morgan was a bright, playful little girl who adored her mother more than anything. But behind closed doors, what looked like a normal home slowly became something darker. Her mother's moods shifted without warning. One moment loving, the next explosive. Hailey never knew what would trigger the anger, a silly question, a remote control, the sound of her laughter. At first, it was just yelling. Then came the threats. And eventually, the bruises. Told through the innocent, unfiltered voice of a child, this story explores the painful reality of growing up in a home ruled by fear and confusion. As Hailey tries to hold on to the version of her mother she once knew, she begins to question whether love should ever feel like this. A deeply emotional, haunting look into the mind of a little girl trying to survive what no child should ever have to. Based on a real life event