Marriageissues Stories

For decades, Sameera lived a life built around responsibilities-first as a daughter, then as a wife, and finally as a mother who devoted herself completely to her family. With her children settled abroad and life entering a quieter phase, she begins to rediscover a part of herself she had unknowingly left behind. A volleyball academy becomes more than just a place to stay fit. It becomes a space where she finds movement, friendships, and a version of herself that had been waiting to return. But sometimes, life introduces people who do not enter your world by chance. They arrive as a catalyst-challenging your thoughts, awakening forgotten emotions, and making you question the boundaries you once accepted. What happens when a woman who believes she has understood life discovers that there are still chapters left unwritten? A story of rediscovery, emotions, choices, and the forgotten self waiting to be found. AUTHOR'S NOTE For those who love stories but struggle to find reading time-your phone can read Wattpad chapters aloud. Try the accessibility/read aloud option."

Short stories set in a small christian Lebanese village during a time where patriarchal norms and strict gender roles held sway. (I will be adding more parts soon)

A dysfunctional southern family as observed by 9-year old Angie.

"What kind of love was this, that she could never be mine, and somewhere along the way, I ceased to be my own." - Haeyoung was Korea's beloved soloist - the "National Crush." She gave up her family, her career, and everything she knew for the man she loved. Ziang is the cold, untouchable CEO of Kang Group. To the world, he's a ruthless businessman. To her, he's the man who promised forever. Ruwoon has been searching for her for five years. The moment he saw her in London, he became obsessed. When he finally finds her, she's already married to his stepbrother. One man will protect her at any cost. One man will destroy everything to have her. A story of love, obsession, family, and forgiveness. What kind of love was this? ⚠️ WARNING: This story starts at Episode 8. No introduction. No slow build. No "getting to know the characters." Just DRAMA. From the very first chapter. You've been warned. 😈 🖤 FROM THE AUTHOR: If you've read my other book - "Will You Be My Mad Love" - you already know Haeyoung and Ziang. But this is NOT the same story. New universe. New drama. New pain. New love. This is a standalone story with the same characters in a completely different timeline. So if you loved them before... buckle up. This one hits different. 😭🔥 Ready? Let's go. That's completely fictional story... What kind of love was this?

This is a story set in the 1950s. A time when women need permission for almost everything- where they work, what they say, even how loudly they are allowed to exist in a room. The story follows a woman named Ophelia. A wife. A secretary. A woman learning how to survive inside rules she did not write. Her life is ordinary in all the expected ways. Until she is fired for speaking when she should not have, and sent into the orbit of a woman who should not be as powerful as she is. A female CEO, in a world built to make women small. Ophelia is not supposed to look at her too long. But she does. And in a world where men decide what is proper, what is allowed, and what is dangerous, two women are not meant to choose each other. But they do. Now love is not gentle. It is not safe. It is something that has to survive scrutiny, control, and consequences. And Ophelia is no longer sure whether what she is risking. Is it her reputation... or her entire life. #1 opression #51 matureaudience #8 feminism #29 sapphic #5 1950's #61 bisexual

What happens when love exists... but safety doesn't? What happens when a marriage looks perfect by society's standards, yet quietly erases a woman piece by piece until even she can no longer recognize herself? Nitya Sengar was loved. That was never the problem. The problem was that love slowly started feeling like obligation. Adjustment. Silence. And the most terrifying part? Nothing was wrong enough to explain why she felt so empty. This is not a story about obvious villains. No grand betrayals. No dramatic cruelty. Just small wounds. Small dismissals. Small moments that leave scars too invisible for the world to notice. Until one day, a woman quietly decides to walk away... not by saying: "You were not enough for me." But by whispering: "Maybe I was never fit for this kind of love." 29? Still Mine is a deeply emotional story about marriage, ego, invisible pain, healing, and the quiet difference between being cared for... and being understood.