Lifestruggles Stories

Four siblings. One tragic night. After losing their parents in a sudden accident, 22-year-old Farhan is forced to grow up overnight. From a carefree boy to the backbone of his family, he takes on responsibilities he was never ready for. "Main hoon na... sab theek ho jayega," he says- even when he's the one falling apart inside. With Inaya, Aarav, and Saira depending on him, and their friends Ayan, Noor, Kairav, and Eliza standing beside them, this is a story of loss, love, and finding strength in the darkest times.

She was just another Carat in a crowd of thousands. He was Hoshi- an idol loved and admired by millions. Their worlds were never supposed to meet. Yet she made one decision that changes everything- leading her into a life she never thought she'll be in. As she learns more about who is behind that energetic and passionate man on stage, she realizes that fame doesn't protect anyone from loneliness, fear or heartbreak. Caught between her love for him and her desire to protect the career he's worked so hard to build, she must make one another important decision. A story of love, friendship, sacrifice, and the courage to see someone for who they truly are. She loved the idol. She fell for the man.

Enjoy the difficult and emotional journey that Etherin embarks on when life changes in an instant. As she struggles to balance the demands of being a mother, student, and employee, each day brings new challenges and unexpected moments of growth. Her healing journey is far from easy, but she chooses to find joy in the little things and take life one day at a time. New chapters will be added every few weeks.

This isn't a perfect story about a perfect life. It's a diary filled with real emotions, random days, struggles, healing, laughter, stress, memories, and thoughts I usually keep to myself. Maybe somewhere between these pages, you'll find a piece of yourself too.

They were born on the same night, as twins, into the same family. But from the very beginning, their lives were never the same. Adrian grows up surrounded by love, attention, and opportunities. Eden, quiet and sensitive, slowly finds himself pushed into the shadows of his own family. Years pass, and the distance between the twins grows until life takes them down separate paths. They grow up apart, carrying different memories of the same childhood and wounds that neither of them fully understands. But years later, fate brings them face to face once again. They are no longer the children they once were. One has learned to live in the light. The other has spent years trying to find his way out of the shadows. And when their paths finally cross again, they will have to confront the past that shaped them-and discover whether the bond they once shared can survive everything that came between them.

Sprouts of Understanding is a quiet collection of prose poetries that grow from lived moments-pain, joy, silence, and survival. Each piece reflects what life teaches us slowly, often without words, like lessons planted deep and learned over time. These poems are the small realization we carry, the truths that sprout after hardship, and the understanding that comes only from living.

She was the girl who smiled for everyone... but never for herself. Trapped between what she wanted and what she owed, Nola learned how to stay quiet in a world that never stopped asking for more. But even silence has its breaking point. A story of hidden pain, unexpected love, and the courage it takes to choose yourself.

A group of life long friends and now family make their way through life one day at a time

Some scars never show but they scream the loudest. She laughs with her friends. She shows up strong. She's the one everyone runs to when they're falling apart. But no one ever stops to ask what hides behind her smile. In a world where silence is mistaken for strength and smiles are worn like armor, Amara carries pain too heavy for her age. Abandoned dreams, a fractured family, love that came too late, and a past that refuses to stay buried this is her truth, told in whispers, in shadows, in pieces she barely understands herself. The Silence Behind My Smile is a soul-stirring fictional story inspired by real pain, real healing, and the quiet strength it takes to keep living when you'd rather disappear. This is not just her story-it's the story of anyone who's ever cried in silence... and dared to keep smiling.

Samantha life turns up side down after her mothers deaths. Her whole life becomes a blurrr.

Neveah, a young Australian woman who struggles with anorexia and has a fascination with taking photos of strangers tries to live a normal life, that is until she falls in love and her world gets turned upside down. (Not to be too cliché, hang in there guys and give me a chance) 😅

How much suffering can a man take before he breaks? At 21, Olawale has seen it all-poverty, betrayal, heartbreak, and the weight of responsibilities too heavy for one person to carry. In a world where survival is a daily battle, he is forced to choose between fighting for a future or surrendering to the struggles that never seem to end. With a sick mother depending on him, a sister looking up to him, and a past filled with disappointments, how much more can he take before life finally gives him a break? A raw, emotional, and deeply relatable story about pain, survival, and the small moments that push us to keep going-even when giving up seems easier. 📖 Still I Rise is not just a story; it's a reality many know too well.

Just me explaining what a life with an eating disorder is truly like

My life... Your life... Our life... Filled with troubles... We were so high... Now we fell into a black abyss... Unable to get back up... Cause we know deep inside... Trying is useless... We'll never get back up there... Our souls... Our minds... Our hearts... They've agreed to us "My life... Is troublesome"

This is my first story on here. I have made about 7 or 8 short stories, a few poems, and even fan-fictions,but that was back in middle school and kinda my first year of high school. I am currently in college and recently my love for creating short stories, journals, etc has come back (: This story, " Rosie" is actually the creative writing assignment I have been working on recently for my class and I have already done 11 creative journals and eww, some typical research essays haha. My professor really enjoys what I have came up with and it makes me so happy to feel I have that story telling touch all over again ( Sorry to make this so long) haha.

Born into a home without love, Swathi's life begins with silence. Her parents live together only because society demands it, not because their hearts do. Arguments fill the house, affection is rare, and Swathi grows up watching two people who were never meant to be together. Born underweight at just 2.2 kg, Swathi's father never held her, never smiled at her, never treated her like his daughter. The only person who truly loved her was her ammama, who carried her in a small cloth, took buses across Hyderabad, and fed her goat milk to make her stronger. Ammama became her mother in every way except name. Swathi's childhood is split between two worlds: a middle‑class home filled with fights, and her ammama's rich, peaceful home filled with love. When her little brother Giri is born, Swathi becomes his protector. But even with two children in the house, her parents' relationship never heals. Swathi grows up watching other families laugh, celebrate, and live happily - while her own home remains broken. She learns loneliness early. She learns silence early. She learns strength early. This is the story of a girl who grew up between love and pain... and how she learns to build a life that is finally her own.

You're living a normal average teenage life until suddenly you are hidden and lurking beneath the shadows as one day someone truly finds out who you are and things are not as they seem and it's only an amount of time before you're caught and for the rest to unveil. - This is my story with my original ideas so any similarities to other stories are a coincidence, so do what you will.

Each step clicked sharply on the hospital pavement. Then, just before the gate - click-crack. "Oh Allah, not today," I muttered, bending to free my heel. And that's when I smelled it - smoke. His cigarettes. I looked up. Adam Taleb. Too tall. Too clean-shaven. Too unchanged. The sight of him felt like hearing a song you used to hate... but still knew every word of.

Series of random poems and free write that I have wrote throughout the years. Based on my personal feelings and experiences.