Learningtolive Stories

At Pampanga State University, there is a freshman who seems to have only one problem: surviving college. A new dormitory. Five unfamiliar people sharing one room. A university that feels too big. Conversations she never knows how to start. A home she misses even when she is only a few kilometers away. An allowance she feels guilty receiving. And a family whose history taught her that love does not always mean staying. But there is something else she carries-something she never tells people when they ask why she chose Psychology. She usually laughs. "Kasi broad." Sometimes she says there are not enough psychologists. Both answers are true. Neither is the real reason. As her first semester begins, an ordinary Introduction to Psychology class forces her to look backward-to a time when psychology wasn't yet the science she knows today. Before laboratories, theories, experiments, and psychologists with names she struggles to remember, there were questions. Questions about the mind. Questions about behavior. Questions about why people become who they become. And strangely enough, the more she learns about how psychology was born, the more she begins to recognize pieces of her own life in its history. Between sleepless nights, awkward dorm conversations, old friends who know too much, new classmates who know almost nothing, and memories she would rather leave buried, she discovers something she never expected: Maybe understanding psychology was never just about passing a prerequisite course. Maybe she has been trying to understand herself all along. But before she can understand the mind... She has to confront the parts of her own that she has spent years avoiding.

Sierra was nine years old and was living with two abusive parents who wished that she had never been born. To them, Sierra was a mistake, a malady that was wasting their money by living. Both parents were severe alcoholics, use drugs more than they took their daily supplements, and had been more irresponsible than a toddler in raising their nine year old daughter. All Sierra wanted in life was for someone to love her, to hold her, and tell her that she matters. Unable to cope with what happens to her on a daily basis at home, Sierra goes to extreme measures to escape the realities of the real world. She heads out onto the streets as a runaway to avoid getting beaten by her parents, and in doing so, gets abducted by a new stranger who has a sick plan of forcing people to his will. She meets a group of kids living in an old abandoned mansion in the middle of nowhere where this man has stashed them all. These kids, all abused and alone like her, take her in, and Sierra must learn how to accept people into her life and not be afraid as she once was. Will things turn out for better or for worse with Sierra, and will she ever be able to look at herself without seeing the pathetic girl she viewed herself as before she ran away?

Melanie, a heartbroken college student, has given up completely on the idea of love after a rough breakup and the loss of someone dear to her. Shattered by the continuous decline in her life, Mel enters a strong depression, pushing away all the people that care about her until no one is left. Can she learn to love again, or is the sadness that grips her too much?

Penelope is just fine with keeping people at a distance because the-middle-of-nowhere Arizona isn't where she plans to stay, even though it's where she's grown up. Once she finishes one more year of community college, she's off to a proper state school to get her architecture degree, but until then she's stuck here, with a few sorta friends who are way too good at socializing, a younger brother who hogs the television in the den to play video games, a dad who thinks architecture is a pipe dream career and a mom who's ready to throw her at any available man in the vicinity, including her gorgeous new neighbor. But new-kid Kai is still pining after his long-distance girlfriend, which is perfectly fine to Penelope. Because she's not falling for his stupid dimpled cheeks or the adorable way he gets excited about the smallest things, like the art of using chopsticks. Nope, Penelope Jean is not looking for any reason to stay in her town, especially a boy.

Aurora Lane is a hard-working boss. She is a junior in college and is your typical straight A student; failing is not an option. What happens when she meets someone who makes her feel alive again? Elijah Carson is your typical bad boy. Someone who breaks the rules to live life to the fullest, but what if deep down that's not who he really is. What happens when he meets someone who changes him for the better? What happens when they meet each other? Will everything go as smoothly as you hoped, Or will their romance go up in flames?

this is a story about a shy emo girl who is ridiculed her entire life and at some point she meets a guy who may or may not be emo

Cylla has been away for years, on a mission more scarring than her left-behind family can imagine. To the outside world, she seems fine, great even. Sure, she smiles less than she used to, and her eyes only twinkle when someone else is around, but nothing seems wrong. Nothing is wrong, right? Her friends can't tell why something feels so off, but her father can hardly keep from tearing the culprits apart. Her friends don't hear her silent cry, but her father can hardly think as it echos through his very existence. His daughter. His baby. She can't be broken, can she? At least, she'll get better, right? He knows she is not the same. He knows that she's broken. But what he doesn't know, is if she can be fixed. Cylla is bad at making friends, mostly because she can hardly take her nose out of a book long enough to talk to them. But when she stumbles into someone she can't place, she suddenly finds herself with a new friend. He's not like the rest of her friends; used to her sad eyes and her halfhearted smile. It bothers him. So much so that he almost can't sleep at night, her strange look bothering him to the depths of his soul. But can he find what has broken her pure heart, and mend what terrible nightmares have broken? Author's Note: I don't own any of the Naruto Characters! Masashi Kishimoto owns Naruto! I just loved it so much that I wrote a fanfic! Yay! I just own Cyllamari and her weird crazy friends, and this plotline! Please enjoy the results of my obsession with the Naruto world. FYI: This is NOT a story that kills off the main character after subjecting them to tons of emotional suffering!!! It will have a happy ending! I will try my best to make you empathize with the characters without doing terrible things that will make you cry. Just a heads up.

Evangeline Duke Gray is only 15, who lives with her mother and stepfather. Let's just say that her life is not so great with no friends or a parent to actually love her. She believes the lies of her classmates, bullies, and her mother and stepfather. Every day waking up to either feel numb or lonely, none to talk to or just to hug her. She is giving up on her own life and deciding to not try since she is "unwanted, unloved, worthless, ugly, fat, and so on". That is until her father and mother and 4 older brothers who have been looking for her eagerly show up at her school. Join Evangeline as her family fights for her and shows her that she is worth fighting for. However, it won't be easy as Evangeline has been broken many times that she became shy, timid, and quiet. Let's see how far her new family tries everything to show their beloved daughter and sister that she is worthy. Secrets will be revealed, bonds will grow strong, but most importantly family will fight for each other. * It might start boring a bit in the beginning, but it will get better.

This is where dreams are made and shattered. For every feeling I've got something for you, whether you're in love, lost, heartbroken, bored, don't worry I've got you. So just sit tight and enjoy your read.

Elena is not a girl fond of romance. She is someone who will proudly scream that she is an Anti-romantic. Yeah, love is nothing but a gross and cringe worthy emotion for her. So she stays away from it as according to her she should be. But what happens when someone like her develops those feelings which are nothing but creepy to her. That's a scary. And that nightmare comes taunting in her life when Zack a guy who never shuts up and isn't afraid of voicing out his feelings in front of anyone, moves next door to her house. Hell is about to go down when the next door guy makes a place in her heart and give her those fuzzy butterflies in her stomach that Elena has thought she can never feel. - How will an Anti-romantic deal with it? [credits : to Pinterest and to the owner of this pic] ***

Always running from what she needs. He's always chasing after. Then one day, he catches up to her. Now teetering on the brink of destruction and hate they must learn to love once more.

Take a look at what you'd call my Pivotal First and tell me how your was.

"Why do you even care?" I said pulling out from his tight grip. "Bella, your my wife." He said softly and cupped my cheeks. "Leave me." I said with no falter in my voice. As I almost walked away he pulled me back so hard that I crash into his chest. The second I knew his lips were on mine. He kissed me. Story Description: Bella Williams, was arranged to a guy she barely knew. Dylan Clark and Bella Williams, was arranged by their parents, both of their parents owned some of the biggest companies in the country. So they agreed to marry their children so they can combine their companies. Bella was a girl who liked reading books and graduated Business. she loved baking and cooking. her parents thought she would be a good wife in the future not knowing that, that might be soon. Dylan Clark was the son Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Dylan was the type of guy to go in parties and date girls since every girl wanted him because of his money. When he heard that he was getting arranged marriage to a girl her parents picked for him, he wasn't surprise because he knew that Bella was a gold digger like other girls but she wasn't. One day this two will learn to love each other through marriage. "Learning To Love" by Sofia Amil. All rights reserved in 2021

"Beauty can be lethal as it is alluring" Story of a bullied loner girl. Violet has grown up all her life with being bullied and abused.Her father has died 3 years ago in a car accident,leaving her with her stepmother. Her past 17 years she has been constantly reminded that she's worthless and a mistake. A boy named Nathan moved next door to her.Little did she know that her life was going to change. Being hit by her stepmother and sexually abused by a man from her dark past.Violet runs away from home. Violet gets to know about her darkest unknown secret,Nathan helps Violet to keep up with her so called life. (This book is not detailed so if you want to read and rewrite this story,pm and then go ahead and rewrite it!😊)

A lonely stone cold man just trying to run his body guard buisness runs into the most unexpected character in one of his training rooms. A younger man who is busy passing his time there by practcing dance alone and secluded. With the two of them growing closer everyday the tension between them grows.

A story about loving someone unconditionally.

Ever head, "Be yourself" or "Don't care what others say" and not think much of it? Spencer Levine didn't think much either. Until one person changed her perspective on herself, the world, and life. here's her story.

What you are about to read is a love story. Let me prepare you in advance, this story will not end the way that you expect. When we met, I was young and had never experienced real love. He was older and charismatic, I never stood a chance. He was sweet and funny, everyone loved and respected him. On the surface he was everything I could ever want and for a while, everything was like a dream. But like all dreams, it came to an end. Somewhere along the line something changed, something that to this day I still can't pinpoint. The names in this story don't matter, because this story could happen to anyone. It's messy and complicated, a whirlwind of beauty and pain that created something that had never existed, something that never will again. It's been many years, but it's time for this story, my story, to be heard.

A memoir about my mental health and learning To love yourself

I have been overweight 80% of my whole life. I am mid-life , quit smoking, divorced and trying to get healthy. Did you hear that NOT SKINNY but healthy. I am journaling my struggles an successes using my smart ass dry humor. I have an amazing sense of humor and over the years I've learned to laugh at myself. No joke though being obese is not a joke. Being unhealthy no laughing matter. But learning to love yourself unconditionally is a journey. Welcome aboard please keep arms and legs inside the vehicle at all times.