Inner-child Stories

You know,most people don't know how it feels to be so alone. When you're constantly surrounded by people you think love you. By people that can drown your feelings like a sinking ship or can save them for mere minutes of pleasant torture. It hurts for sure,letting people make you feel like this. But the worst feeling is keeping it all in. All those constant arguments,the words that can't be taken back. Sooner or later...you find your greatest enemy once more. YOURSELF. So how about we discuss it like people. We talk about it...share our thoughts with the only person that can hear it and understand it. __________________❤💝__________________

What does your inner child looks like? A certain rumour has it that by chance or luck when one goes to sleep they end up in a place called The Dream. Kim Taehyung had gone through his fair share of growing pains but it was all worth it for he is now one of the most accomplished idol in the world. One deep sleep and he finds himself standing face to face with someone very familiar....

A collection of poems I made out of college desperation and hope, enjoy ;)

This is not a manual written by an expert. It is the diary of a heart learning to heal - a raw, vulnerable journey through trauma, depression, and the fragile hope that the only way out... is through. For years, pain was hidden beneath bandages of silence. But healing doesn't come from hiding. It comes from facing the wounds, naming them, and walking through them step by step. In The Only Way Out Is Through: The Diary of a Heart in Repair, Hannah shares deeply personal reflections on emotional recovery - not as someone who has "arrived," but as someone still on the road. Through chapters of honesty and resilience, this book traces the phases of healing: denial, confrontation, setbacks, rediscovery, and the slow rebuilding of hope. Each entry blends diary‑style storytelling with gentle insights, offering companionship to anyone navigating their own darkness. This is not professional advice. It is a testament to survival, a reminder that progress is possible, and a hand reaching out to say: you are not alone. Content Note: This book contains reflections on trauma, depression, body image, anxiety, and emotional pain. Please take care of yourself while reading. Copyright © 2026 Hania M. - All Rights Reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced or used without the author's permission.

David is a man grappling with the complexities of family dynamics, haunted by the ghosts of his past and striving to find a sense of belonging amidst the chaos of adulthood. Growing up in a broken home, David experienced the pain of his parents' divorce at a young age, leaving him feeling like an outcast with unresolved feelings of abandonment. Now, as an adult, David is faced with the challenge of navigating his relationships with his estranged parents and his own role as a father to his son Ian. Through moments of introspection and inner turmoil, David embarks on a psychological journey to confront his inner child and come to terms with the wounds of his past. Along the way, he discovers the healing power of love, forgiveness, and the enduring bonds of family, ultimately finding solace in the realization that true strength lies in embracing one's vulnerabilities and reclaiming the innocence of youth.

Short story about transition, growing up and change, written in (I hope) a poetic way.