Learnfromlove Stories

This is a story about a young woman and her daughter finding their way in life alone together.The woman name was Jhene, and her daughter Nami.Jhene was a strong, spiritual woman,and single mother, that would do anything to love and protect her daughter.Jhene grew up with her brother along with her mother,but did not with a father.Jhene nevered really seen her father,and was lost about boys.When Jhene was 18 she lost her brother in a car accident,but as she got older she made mistakes and chose the wrong love between boys.As days got by,and she get's older she caught herself finding a young man,that hopes she's not making another mistake,and falls in love. Will Jhene make a good choice this time,or a beautiful ruin?

Roseline, a 15-year-old girl, thinks she finally found her miracle. Even though she has consistently failed at love, she still has hope. She believes that the universe is making her go through this to get her to the one. She encounters Dylan. Not for the first time as they were in the same school, but they get closer over the winter, suddenly it strikes her. Maybe, he's the one. This is Roseline's journey, about unrequited love, miracles, the downsides of friend groups, breaking friendships, failing at love and learning to love yourself healthily. With joy comes sadness. With miracles comes tragedy. With love comes disappointment. But what's wrong in trying because maybe... it's the other way will Roseline find her 'the one'? Will Dylan be the one? Will it be the other way? Has she been loving incorrectly? Come find out by reading my debut story, "I failed at love, nevertheless..."

I care a ton about you and I miss you so much Do we still have time to fix it?

Two souls who never learned what home feels like mistake recognition for destiny. She survives. He leaves. She wanted to seize joy, to experience life without hesitation. He wanted to comprehend, to map the landscape of her heart before the limited time in this city ran out. Two ways of living collided-two approaches to love, intertwined but not always aligned. They meet in a city that belongs to neither of them. What begins as silence turns into gravity. What feels like safety turns into fire. They do not fall in love. They ignite. And neither of them knows whether they are building a home- or watching it burn. This is a story of fragile connection, of struggle and departure, and of the painstaking process of building a home where reason and feeling could coexist.