histórias de Internalconflict

𝑂𝑛𝑒 𝑐𝑎𝑡, 𝑂𝑛𝑒 𝑚𝑎𝑔𝑒, 𝑍𝑒𝑟𝑜 𝑐ℎ𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑒 𝑜𝑓 𝑎 𝑛𝑜𝑟𝑚𝑎𝑙 𝑑𝑎𝑦~ 【🐈‍⬛🪄】 🐈‍⬛ A Stray Kids Bromance Story 🪄 No Lgbtq+ involved in this story 🐈‍⬛ Suitable For Readers with 14+ 🪄 Cover Made by ChatGPT

She was the quiet one. The soft one. The girl who asked for nothing. But inside her silence lived a storm. This is Zainab's story. A story of girlhood, grief, and gentle defiance. 💫 Updates every MONDAY and THURSDAY 💌 Follow to be notified when new chapters drop! 📎 Based on real emotions. Handle with care.

Max Conroy is an exchange student from the US, studying in the Japanese city of Yanomitsu. His life seems incredibly boring to all his classmates: Max has few friends, no club, and perfect grades for all subjects except social studies. What they don't know is that Max is actually a high-class agent working for an organization called "The Eclipse Society" and that he moved here not because of education-seeking but due to a giant and elaborate web of schemes that is about to get even more complex now that the Society's main enemy, "The Remnants of the Dawn," is getting active again. Max has to face the upcoming danger and learn to actually accept himself for who and 'what' he really is.

"Two boys. Two shadows. One chance to fix one another." _________________ "A friendship that goes beyond brotherhood. One that explains cries. And pain. And smiles. And silence." _________________ [Disclaimer: This is not a gay novel..] After death opened his eyes, Raven started noticing the invisible. Raven was always the quiet one-observant, thoughtful, content to drift through high school unnoticed. But after losing his best friend to suicide, and then his own brother to guilt, Raven carrie the weight of what he didn't see. What he couldn't stop. So now, he watches. That's when he notices Devon-silent, sharp-edged, and unreachable. No one talks to him. No one sees him. Not really. Not until Raven is paired with him for a project, and curiosity gives way to something stronger: determination. Devon is the kind of boy people whisper about but never approach. Silent, bruised, always sketching shadows he won't explain. He doesn't fight back. He doesn't speak up. He doesn't need to-his silence says enough. Raven is everything Devon is not. Star athlete, top of his class, everyone's favorite. The golden boy. But behind the perfect smile and perfect grades, Raven is suffocating. From expectations. From pain. From the weight of keeping everything together while slowly falling apart. Unlike Raven, Devon doesn't want help. Doesn't want to be known. But Raven isn't here to fix him-he just wants to make sure no one else slips through the cracks. And when their worlds collide, it's anything but gentle. What starts as an unspoken curiosity becomes something more-a magnetic pull neither of them can understand, or control. But as secrets rise and silence grows heavier, Raven must choose: stay the golden boy everyone wants, or step into the storm Devon carries just beneath his skin. A quiet, haunting story about loss, survival, and the kind of friendship that doesn't need saving-only presence.

It's 5am. They're still awake. A nameless Espeon lies alone in their bed, trapped in their own thoughts, watching another wasted day slip quietly into the next.

Two shattered athletes. One crumbling rink. And the weight of a secret that could pull them both under. Three years ago, Wrenley Smith was the "Ice Queen", a figure skating prodigy destined for Olympic gold. But one devastating fall during the biggest competition of her life didn't just break her ankle; it broke her spirit. Now, she's a ghost in her own town, working the graveyard shift at a decaying local rink, scrubbing locker rooms and hiding from a world that branded her a "has-been" before she even hit twenty. Aeron Rodriguez is the king of the ice. As the star captain of the varsity hockey team, his future is paved in D1 scholarships and NHL dreams. He's the "Golden Boy" who has it all, except for the fact that his world is slowly turning into a blur. Diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition, Aeron is playing a dangerous game, masking his failing vision to protect his family's legacy. When the school board cuts the figure skating budget, Wrenley is forced into the "Dead Ice" hours at 4:00 AM, sharing the rink with the one boy she's spent three years trying to forget. Aeron was her childhood best friend, the boy who shared his chocolate bars and his secrets, and the one person who wasn't there when her world ended. As the morning mist rolls over the ice, the friction between them turns into a slow-burning heat. Aeron needs Wrenley's eyes to navigate the game he's losing; Wrenley needs Aeron's fire to remember how to live. But with their futures on the line and the gravity of their pasts pulling them down, can they learn to glide together, or are they destined to crash?

It's not him, it's not you-it's just us. She's caught between a past she can't shake and a future that's never as simple as she imagined. Love, distance, and everything in between... that's where it all begins.

A short story about a person who... loses her faith. Note: It is purely internal dialogue. May not be everyone's cup of tea.

Camryn Matthews has always tried to do everything right. Plan everything. Think everything through. Control everything, even her own thoughts, even her own feelings. But when the person she thought she loved most rejects her, her mind will not stop. It loops. It spirals. It asks the same questions over and over. Four months into her relationship with Chelsea Knight, Cam tells her she loves her and when it is not returned, she cannot stop thinking about it. She replays every conversation, every look, every small gesture she thought meant something, and she cannot make sense of any of it. Then a car crash leaves her broken in ways she never expected. Physically. Emotionally. Mentally. She has to face the thoughts she has tried to ignore, the anxiety she cannot control, the obsessive patterns that have ruled her life for as long as she can remember. She has to figure out how to live with herself, how to untangle her feelings, how to let go of what she cannot hold. Between friendships that shift, family dynamics she barely understands, and the relentless pressures of high school, Cam learns that surviving herself is harder than surviving anyone else and maybe it is the only thing that matters. Neurotic is a raw, intimate, and sometimes funny dive into the mind of a teenager who has to learn how to stop chasing what she cannot control, to stop overthinking every word and every look, and to finally reclaim herself. It is about love, heartbreak, obsession, and the messy, complicated work of learning to live inside your own brain without losing yourself.

I'm not spoiling anything, I want you to guess how the story will end.

Some people hide their mistakes. Azealia Anderson has to water hers. Azealia wants to live a boring life. She wants a steady job, a quiet house, and above all else, a flat emerald green grass lawn. Unfortunately, Azealia is cursed with a "Garden of Regret." Every time she fails, a flower appears A missed deadline brings a cluster of Static Ferns; a forgotten anniversary sprouts a row of Bleeding Hearts. To the neighbors she is a master gardner with the magic touch. To Azealia, her yard is a shimmering neon- colored ledger of every time she wasn't good enough. When a prestigious garden competition offers a chance at the ultimate success, Azealia sees a way out. She's convinced that one "win" will finally pay her debts to the universe and let her grass grow. As the flowers multiply and the pressure mounts, Azealia realizes that the more she tries to prune her life into perfection, the more beautiful, terrible truth begins to bloom. Join Azealia on her journey to find the courage it takes to be a failure- and the unexpected beauty of a life in weeds.

This is just a collection of my thoughts and feelings, mostly exploring topics like the 'quiet weight of love unrequited' and 'regret's lasting sting.' These poems, from short reflections (mainly in the form of 'haikus') to longer pieces, capture these moments of internal conflict I've had and the ache for closure... that is, now, well out of reach. It's not necessarily a truly honest look at the past and present, but a glimpse at the things my heart keeps sealed and my tongue tied.

The fog doesn't just hide the town. It hides the screams. Jonathan was the Captain of his life until the world vanished into a wall of white. After a sudden crash on the outskirts of Shadowridge, he wakes to a nightmare of perfect silence. His wife, Abby, is gone. There are no footprints in the snow, no engine sounds in the distance-only the heavy, rhythmic pulsing of a fog that feels alive. Shadowridge isn't a place you visit; it's a place that swallows you. As Jonathan wanders through the skeletal remains of the town, the mist begins to play tricks. Shapes move in the corner of his eye. A silver watch ticks in an empty room. And a house that shouldn't exist stands waiting for him-a house filled with his own darkest secrets and medical files he never should have seen. In the "White Silence," the truth is more dangerous than the dark. Jonathan is about to learn that the fog isn't there to keep him lost... it's there to keep him from seeing what he's become. One town. One survivor. A thousand lies buried in the mist.

Not completed. TW A girl named Monica developing an eating desorder.

"I always refill it...but it always stays halfway empty." - Maple H. ---- Not a real person, just a character. Sorry for any mistakes! I'm still learning English. Cover in progress.

The fall and the fire.

A manuscript detailing pieces of nonfiction, fiction, and poetry. These pieces start out very broad and touch on deeper topics as the manuscript progresses. If you are interested in poetry, this manuscript includes six amazing poems that are a sneak peek of a larger piece coming!

Lexie thinks she knows what life is about but when she loses all her friends and belongings she starts to think otherwise. She soon gets a visit from Peter Pan. Peter Pan wants to bring Lexie to Neverland and fast! It has something to do with a prophecy and Caption Hook. Lexie doesn't remember. Could Lexie make it to Neverland in time? What does Peter mean? Will Lexie find out the true meaning of life? Or find the meaning of herself? Will Hook be able to persuade her into being another troublesome pirate? I got the idea from the song "Lost Boy" by Ruth B. The chapters are named after her song's lyrics and might quote various lyrics annoyingly the way.

Collection of short stories from every genre imaginable. Please give feedback as I am a new writer.

At Saint Augustine Korea High School, seventeen-year-old Won-joon has spent his life being the perfect son-the priest's child, a model student, and a symbol of faith. He's never questioned his path. Then arrives a troublemaker. With regard for rules, he sees through Won-joon's carefully built image, teasing him, challenging him-making him feel things he shouldn't. Won-joon tells himself he hates him. But as tension turns into something deeper, he's forced to ask. "Is it a sin to love another man"? (P.S I made the cover on Pinterest so it might not look the best😭)