Hardtruths Stories

Someone who is going through multiple seasons

To Those Who Walk Through Darkness with wisdom in Their Hands.

Some things are better forgotten.

Peace of mind is at stake! What do you do?

Quotes that I write and I love❤️

Well...nothing to lose anymore if I put my baggage on here

Be Gay, Do Truth started off as Be Gay, Do Art; A silly joke within my friend group. Then I had the idea to turn it into something more, and so Be Gay, Do Truth was born. In this wattpad story I talk about all of the things that I believe is wrong in this world.

How those who believe themselfs to be doing the right thing can lead them to become blinded and do things they had no intention of doing. When they have become so tunnel vision they can't see the pain and suffering they are causing around them.

Treptower Park: an expanse of green and garden that commemorates the Soviet soldiers who died in the battle to liberate Berlin from Nazi terror. At the statue of a weeping woman, another battle is taking place; one between lovers who have come to the precipice of their relationship. In these moments, the narrator confronts the present confrontation and the ghosts of the past.

Short stories and my tried and true poems

Hi my name is Carter. For most of my life I have struggled to find love with any other person besides my best friend Hayden. But for some dumb reason, my heart is stuck and I can't move on. My life is full of heart break, but I have learned over the years that it is better to love and be loved by family and friends than to never love at all. I may not have Hayden as a lover, but he is still there for me and I could never ask for anything more. You see, love is never easy, because love is selfish and it hurts. It doesn't just hurt you: it hurts everyone. Travel through Carter's life as she deals with loss, hope, heartbreak and love.

This is the truth, unfiltered and unapologetic. From stolen belongings and disrespect to threats and chaos, I've been watching, catching every move, and learning hard lessons about loyalty, trust, and the streets. Every moment counts, and every action has consequences. Life doesn't wait, and neither do I. Follow me through raw experiences, personal boundaries, and the reality of survival in a world where respect is earned, not given. This isn't a story made up-it's what I lived, saw, and felt. Brace yourself for honesty, intensity, and lessons you can't ignore.

My thoughts, my feelings, my life.

Basically just a story about a girl going through life as a girl.

Asher believed in commitment. Savannah believed in keeping her options open. When Savannah suggested they explore an open relationship, Asher agreed-not because he wanted to, but because he was afraid not to. He silenced the growing discomfort inside him, chalking it up to temporary tension. But when he overhears Savannah confessing to a friend that she's no longer in love with him, describing him as nothing more than "safe" and "convenient," the truth hits hard. Instead of confronting her in anger, Asher makes a different choice. He shifts inward. Not to retreat-but to remember who he is. He rebuilds his sense of self from the inside out, reigniting friendships, reconnecting with who he was before the relationship dulled his edges, and slowly forming a deeper bond with someone who sees him for who he truly is. Savannah, watching from the sidelines, begins to realize the weight of what she gave up. Her spiral is quiet but undeniable. Through brutal honesty from those around her and sessions in therapy, she is forced to reckon with the cost of her decisions-and the assumptions that kept her blind. This is a story about what happens when love becomes conditional, when trust is tested, and when one person reclaims the dignity they were once willing to give away for the sake of holding on. It's not about revenge. It's about clarity. Growth. And choosing peace over performance. Told in alternating points of view, this emotionally raw contemporary drama navigates the psychological unraveling of a fractured relationship, the complexity of healing, and the quiet strength it takes to walk away from what no longer serves you.