Lessonsinlove Stories

when shy literature student Eisha meets her charming professor Ekansh singh raghuwanshi,what begins as admiration slowly blossom something into deeper . Between shard words, and unspoken emotions,they learn that love,-like poetry- can be gentle,pure and beautifully unexpected

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.

Your wallflower through times and seasons. Gleamed golden with an inside of crimson.

Amara, who has always been the kind of person to love too much give too much and wait endlessly for someone who only gives her breadcrumbs of affection. She thinks that by over-investing she'll eventually be chosen. But as she grows, she realizes the toll of always being too available the pain of waiting for words never spoken the heartbreak of giving loyalty to someone who never asked for it and the emptiness of staying in toxic cycles because of hope.

"Too Close to Fall, Too Far to Make Up" is a poignant tale of two mismatched souls navigating love, struggle, and personal growth. Andre, a self-reflective man on a journey of inner peace, and Maya, a young single mother of three grappling with life's unpredictability, find themselves entangled in a fragile situationship. Andre's relentless optimism and belief in Maya's potential clash with her harsh reality, leaving her torn between her survival instincts and fleeting moments of vulnerability. While Andre seeks depth and connection, Maya leans on him for comfort, motivation, and escape but struggles to reciprocate fully. Their relationship ultimately unravels, as both realize they are in different chapters of life. Through heartbreak and healing, they each grow in their own ways, leaving a bittersweet mark on one another's lives.

First chapter from She Was a Warrior All Along. My first poetry collection. Love found, lost and then returned.

"Pieces of Me" follows the journey of a young woman stepping into campus life with an open heart but an uncertain path. Eager for connection and meaning, she navigates a series of relationships that each leave a unique imprint on her, from fleeting romances to deeper, unfulfilled connections. As she moves from one relationship to the next, she discovers that each experience holds a lesson-a piece of herself waiting to be understood. Through heartbreaks, self-doubt, and moments of joy, she begins to realize that these relationships aren't meant to define her; they're shaping her understanding of who she truly is. With every misstep and revelation, she finds clarity in her own strengths, values, and ambitions, learning to set goals beyond the pursuit of love. By the time she reaches the end of her journey, she has pieced together a stronger, more authentic version of herself. Pieces of Me is a coming-of-age story about love, growth, and the beauty of embracing every imperfect part of our journey toward self-discovery.

This is the story of my love life, the real one. Not the fairytales we imagine as teenagers, but the messy, honest, complicated moments that shaped me. From first crushes and almost-kisses to heartbreaks, missed chances, and lessons I didn't want to learn, this is how I found out what love really means: starting with myself.

Love is fragile and we are not its best caretakers...... So were the thoughts of Jasmine and Lanre Bankole, a married couple with a long history whom through life's lessons and situations will learn to be good caretakers of what they truly feel for each other or allow these lessons sweep it all away through tears hurt and pain.

Pieces of Me is a quiet space where thoughts turn into poems, and feelings find their voice. Each piece holds a part of my soul - sometimes soft, sometimes heavy, always honest. These are the words I couldn't say out loud, the emotions I carried alone, the reflections that shaped me. If you've even felt deeply but stayed silent, maybe you'll find yourself here too.

Diamond was focused. Until love distracted her. Now, she's nursing heartbreak, carrying academic baggage, and questioning everything she thought she knew about herself - and him. A raw coming-of-age story for every girl who gave her all too soon. Diamonds Don't Break is a relatable campus love story about heartbreak, shame, faith, and finding strength where it hurts the most.

Aarav, a kind and compassionate man, finds himself drawn to his bold and warm-hearted colleague, Amrita. As their friendship deepens, his feelings grow stronger. But over time, he realizes he's been trying too hard-fighting for a love that shouldn't feel like a battle. When he finally expresses his feelings, Amrita gently reminds him that love should be effortless. In that moment, they both understand that true love isn't about chasing or proving-it's about mutual connection. They part ways, and Aarav learns a valuable lesson: real love flows naturally.

Summer Knight Pavia, is a high school senior, desperate for her own high school whirlwind romance before she goes off to college. Summer has a flare for the dramatic and whole plan to make this year the best one yet, but the one problem is, Summer is hopeless. How can she find love, if she doesn't even love herself? Join Summer for her hilariously awkward high school experiences, full of cute boys, dogs named meatball, annoying little brothers, and hopelessly embarrassing situations that will be taken to the grave.

A series of journal entries/poetry that explains my self love journey.

All Jonathan ever wanted was to find love. But after his first girlfriend uses him and publicly humiliates him, he's left heartbroken and lost. Just when he's ready to give up, a mysterious new girl crosses his path. She offers to help him change and teaches him how to gain the confidence to be himself, with one condition-he'll owe her a favor when it's all over. As they grow closer, Jonathan begins to wonder if he's ready for the journey or if he's unknowingly found something even more meaningful

Robin Takahashi never needed anyone to tell her what to do. As a 21 year old, she is independent, rebellious when needed, and lives her life without any shackles. But when her parents Assist her with an online tutor to prepare for her college studies, she certainly didn't expect him to be someone whose very presence can leave women breathless - Zane Halloway. Zane is older, experienced, and completely off limits. He is the last person she should be thinking late at night with his stunning features and piercing blue eyes. But there is something very alluring about Zane - something which makes her ignore the very fact that he teases her while speaking in a deep voice that makes lectures feel way too personal. Everything that begins as innocent study sessions soon escalates into something that is so undeniably intense, something dangerous. Sessions held in the morning morph into late night video calls brimming with tension. Online conversations slide into off the book meetups that test every limitation. Something so powerful exist between the two that neither can deny the fact that they want it. Unfortunately, Zane has his own codes of conduct and as a teacher, getting too attached to a student is something that he cannot allow himself to do. He should say no, she should tell him goodbye. But when the desire is that intense... can they really put a stop to it?