Lettinggo Stories

I am dying. I can feel it. Warm blood trickles down my sides, soaking through my clothes as my body grows colder beneath the weight of the fallen stage light. The sirens are getting louder, but somehow they sound so far away. Screams fill my head. Footsteps rush around me. Someone is crying. They're calling my name. I can hear them. Voices that never took the time to speak for me are now breaking as they shout for help. Hands are trembling against me, trying to keep me awake, trying to stop the blood that won't stop coming. Perhaps they're afraid. Perhaps they feel guilty for losing a life because of this group. Because of me. I want to tell them it's okay. I want to smile like I always do and tell them not to cry. But I can't move. And as I lie here listening to them cry, I realize something I've spent years refusing to admit. They don't love me. They never wanted me. And perhaps, now that I'm gone, they'll finally be happier. No more Han bothering them. No more Han making mistakes. And maybe, when I'm no longer there to make things difficult, they'll finally be able to breathe. My eyes grow heavier. Their voices are fading. I'm sorry. For being someone they never wanted. For loving them until there was nothing left of me. If there really is another life... I won't do this again. I won't stay where I'm unwanted. I won't spend another lifetime begging people to love me. If I'm given another chance... I'll leave. This time, I'll let go.

Quiet Hearts Series #1 Amara Raine Cortes was the ever-jolly nursing student---always smiling, always strong, as if nothing in the world could ever break her. But behind that sunshine glow, she was quietly falling apart. Her father left them. At sa pag-alis niya, gumuho rin ang mundo ni Amara. No one truly knew how much it shattered her---except for Kairos Aeron Virellan, her childhood friend . . . her only safe place, her light in the dark. She loved him in silence. She thought he was the one. Akala niya sapat na ang pagmamahal para buuin ang mga piraso ng puso niyang wasak. Pero nagkamali siya. Because life had other plans. And sometimes, choosing yourself means letting go of everything---even the person you thought you'd hold on to forever. Kaya sa huli, natutunan niyang bumitaw. She walked away---leaving everything, and everyone behind . . . to finally choose herself. ----- Book cover not mine. All credits to the rightful owner. Started: May 28, 2025 Ended: -

"මම ඔයාට ආදරේ කරලා මේ කරන්නේ වැරැද්දක් නම්.... ඒ වැරැද්ද ම ආයේ ආයේ කරන්න මම දෙපාරක් හිතන්නේත් නැ."

A 19-year-old boy who never believed in love falls for a girl for whom love was devotion. This is not a story about a boy getting the girl he loves. This is a story about one-sided love and letting go-not like the people who would do anything just to get the person they love, but about the kind of love where you would do anything for their happiness, even if it means leaving them. This is not a story about romance. It is a story about friendship, devotion, trust, and the kind of love that teaches you that sometimes, letting go is the greatest act of love.There is romance, but love is not the only thing this story is about.

not in memories, not in words, just here, in every heartbeat ♡. අප්‍රකාශිත ප්‍රේමයන්, විරහභත් වූ ප්‍රේමයන් තුළ තනිව තැවෙමින්, ගැඹුරු හුස්මක් වටා හුදකලාවක තැවෙන ලතැවෙන ආදරණීය හදවත් වෙනුවෙන්.. "රාඝ" ♡. හිමිකමක් නොලද මුත්, හදවත තුළ හීන් සීරුවට කිඳා බැස, සියුම් කැපුමෙන් හදවත පලද්දි, ගලන රුධිරය.., දුමකට, මතකට සෝදා හැරිය හැකි ද? එය සදාකාලික ද ?? එහෙව් හැඟීමක් තුළ වූ විඩා බර වූ සුසුම් කැටිකොට, හදෙහි ගැල්වෙන මතකයන් වචනානුසාරයෙන්, ආත්මාභිමානයෙන් යුක්තව, ආදරෙන් ඔබ වෙත තබන්නෙමි.. 🪐"

Serene Isabelle Valdez thought she knew what her future would look like. After years of sacrifices, finally ready na siyang harapin ang buhay na matagal niyang pinapangarap. Pero hindi lahat ng simula ay napupunta sa direksyong inaasahan natin. Bago siya naging babaeng matapang at hindi madaling sumuko, isa muna siyang babae na naniwala sa pangako, sa pagmamahal, at sa forever. Then she met someone who changed everything. Isang simpleng pagkikita. Isang unexpected na pagmamahal. Isang pangakong akala niya ay hindi matatapos. Pero paano kung ang taong nagbigay sa'yo ng pinakamagandang alaala ang siya ring magiging dahilan kung bakit kailangan mong matutong bumitaw? Before Everything is the beginning of Serene Isabelle Valdez's story.

Sometimes, love makes us forget the things we promised ourselves we'd never tolerate. We become too understanding. We make excuses. We wait for messages, beg for reassurance, forgive the same mistakes, and convince ourselves that maybe, just maybe things will change. This is a collection of 70 reminders for every girl who has ever loved too deeply, stayed too long, or forgotten her own worth while trying to keep someone else. From knowing when to let him go, recognizing the difference between effort and the bare minimum, setting boundaries, choosing peace, and understanding what healthy love should feel like these pages are reminders that you should never have to beg to be valued. Because love is beautiful, but losing yourself for love isn't. Read this when you're confused. Read this when you miss him. Read this when you're tempted to go back. And especially read this when you need to remember who you are. You deserve to be loved without having to teach someone how to love you.

Some goodbyes are never said, and some endings are never explained.

𝑨𝒚𝒂𝒕 𝑨𝒍𝒊 The kind of girl who turns frustration into determination and sarcasm into a second language. A hardworking topper who carries the weight of her parents' expectations, even when they never asked her to. Beneath her confident exterior is a girl who overthinks every mistake and tries too hard to make everyone proud. She's stubborn, quick-tempered, fiercely independent, and absolutely refuses to let Asrar Syed win an argument. Especially not an argument she's already lost. She calls him a rotten potato. He calls her bhindi. And somewhere between all those arguments, she begins to realize that the person she's spent years trying to hate might be the person she understands the most. 𝑨𝒔𝒓𝒂𝒓 𝑺𝒚𝒆𝒅 The boy who can turn every argument into a game and somehow always knows exactly which button to press. Confident, teasing, competitive, and annoyingly calm, Asrar has spent years irritating Ayat simply because he knows she'll never let him have the last word. But beneath the lazy smirks and endless teasing is someone who notices far more than he ever admits. He remembers the little things. He notices when Ayat is pretending to be okay. And when it comes to protecting the people he loves, he's willing to keep even the hardest truths to himself. Sometimes, loving someone means staying beside them. And sometimes, Asrar believes it means letting them hate you instead.

Short poems exploring the pain of losing someone without truly losing them, but losing yourself instead. A quiet grief for the past version that will never return, and the fragile hope of becoming something new, until sorrow slowly turns into joy. 📌 Pinterest board: https://pin.it/397dQqEff

Some stories are meant to be lived. Some are meant to be written. This is a collection of everything I couldn't say. Of love that felt like home, yet somehow made me lose myself. Of people we wanted to keep, but had to let go. Of conversations that ended too soon, feelings that stayed too long, and nights when sleep was easier than facing our own thoughts. कभी किसी को इतना चाहा है कि उसे पाने से ज़्यादा, उसे खोने का डर सताने लगे? Or maybe, like me, you're simply trying to make sense of all the things you feel but never know how to say. So here are my "Jo Keh Nahi Payi " थोड़ी मोहब्बत, थोड़ी शिकायत, थोड़ा इंतज़ार, कुछ अधूरे ख़्वाब, कुछ आख़िरी अलविदा, और उन सबके बीच एक लड़की जो हर बार किसी को खोकर थोड़ी-सी खुद को पा गई। So, if you've ever felt too much, loved too deeply, or stayed awake with words you couldn't say..... welcome to my "Jo Keh Nahi Payi " शायद इन पन्नों के बीच तुम्हें अपना कोई अधूरा किस्सा भी मिल जाए।

The hardest kind of heartbreak is watching someone you still love choose to leave, knowing you can't stop them. You swallow your tears because asking them to stay feels selfish. So you let them go, even when every part of you still whispers: I love you. I want you. But I can't have you.

Not every love story gets to be one. They were never together. Not officially. Not out loud. But for months, he was the only person she didn't have to explain herself to. He understood before she finished the sentence. He played the right song without being asked. And then he disappeared - the way he always did - and she kept coming back anyway. Always, Almost is a novel about a relationship that existed entirely in the almost - the almost said, the almost stayed, the almost was. The love that never quite becomes one. And why those are sometimes the hardest to leave behind. For anyone who has kept something for longer than they should have.

"No one fits perfectly, everyone has different households. It's not that they're compatible, it's that they make it work even if they aren't." A simple teenager lovestory turns out to have alot more complications than the little romcoms they used to watch as children, but does that mean they love any less?

Myra has never believed in spirits. She certainly doesn't believe in Eya, the mysterious FirstHeart said to have given life to all living beings. Nor does she believe in Guardians, wandering spirits, or the Silent Door waiting at the end of every life. Not anymore. After losing both of her parents without the promised farewell of the Parting Light, Myra has learned to trust only what she can see, what she can understand, and what she can control. Then, one ordinary day, she sees someone who should not be there. Adrian. A man she remembers from years ago. A man who insists he may be dead. Except Adrian isn't dead. As Myra is reluctantly drawn into a world of lingering spirits, unfinished farewells, and secrets hidden behind an ancient belief she once abandoned, she begins to discover that death is not always the end-and staying is not always an act of love. Some souls remain because they cannot let go. Some remain because someone else cannot. And somewhere beyond the Silent Door lies a truth Myra has spent years refusing to hear: Sometimes, loving someone means holding on. Sometimes, it means letting them go.

A story about two people who once spent four years loving each other, separated, and unexpectedly found comfort in each other again. A few days in Ipoh brought back the conversations, the laughter, the quiet moments, the shared food, the familiar expressions, and feelings he thought he had already left behind. He finally admitted that he still cared, but before he could understand what she felt, he had to leave. No proper goodbye. No clear answer. Just a jade necklace, a train ride home, and a heart full of things he never got to say.

WHAT SHE NEVER SAID Some truths don't reveal themselves until you're ready to survive them.

Liz thought she had it all figured out-her business, her friendships, her future. What she didn't realize was that she was slowly losing herself in a relationship that didn't love her back. After a shattering confrontation and a night drenched in rain and regret, Liz begins the difficult journey of unraveling her past-every red flag she ignored, every piece of herself she gave away without realizing it. With the help of her fiercely loyal best friend and the unexpected reappearance of a kind stranger who keeps showing up when she needs someone most, Liz begins to face the truth: healing isn't clean. It's messy, raw, and sometimes wrapped in unexpected moments of joy. This Is Day One is a heart-wrenching and hopeful exploration of love, loss, emotional recovery, and rediscovering the self you thought you'd lost. For anyone who's ever had to start over-broken, brave, and beautifully undone-this story is for you.

"How long do you cling to something that is slowly destroying you?" The Unraveling of Holding On is an evolving poetry collection that explores the unbearable cost of persistence, betrayal, and quiet endurance. Starting with its first three foundational pieces (The Weight of Holding On, Teach Me How to Survive, and When Life Humbles You). This work traces the exact moments where trying to hold on: to a person, a dream, or a past version of yourself becomes the very thing that tears your world apart. This is an ongoing series of poems. As new phases of grief, clarity, and forced transformation unfold, new entries will be added to document every step of the journey from brokenness to survival. Follow and add to your library to read new poems as they are published.