Mensmentalhealth Histoires

Emmalyn and gracie were just 2 little girls, but to their father, that did not matter. Their father started abusing them when they were just babies. One day, Emmalyn, the oldest one, had enough. She grabbed her sister and ran. While she was running, she ran right into the underworld king, Alessandro D'mitri. What will he do next? Alessandro is broken inside and out. He's had his kids and his trauma. His wife left them years ago and never came back. His kids are broken, too. they might just need a little light. Will it be hard to find that?

This is just me venting because I need too. You may say anything you want to me as long as it positive.

"Where Men Go To Heal" is a raw, soul-stirring tale about men's mental health, ancestral healing, and the quiet magic that lives beyond the noise.

This is a song about a mans mental health. I feel mens mental health isn't talked about enough. The song highlights struggles i have gone through recently, which made me feel at my lowest point in life.

Oskar Smit can't talk but Lulu Loveberry is happy to do it all for him. © 2023 by jules.

"Thomas and Shelly" is a psychological character study about a man on the edge. Thomas is a gifted, guarded student carrying the weight of abandonment, isolation, and resentment. Shelly, his girlfriend in name only, represents everything he hates about the world - yet she's the only thing keeping him from total social exile. Their relationship is a slow-burning disaster, built on lies, convenience, and suppressed rage

The story of a young boy named Toshi Hazegawa and his daily life which turns out to be a misery

That moment when your emotions is built up after a series of just unfortunate scenarios. You feel as if you can't tell anyone, and your mind is going to eat you alive. Next thing you know your standing in front of a brick wall, and it has a hole and your fist with no skin and bloodied.

In this book I will be talking about life being a dad. The struggles us dads deal with. The stress we face and for the most part, without help or notice. Some of us go without reaching out or even being heard. Rather you can relate to this with your dad or yourself. Or simply compare it to just a higher power. I will explain my experience and the struggles I personally face. I'm writing this to hopefully touch and make it known that you are not alone. Rather you talk about it or not. I'm here to talk about it for us. You don't have to go through this alone. We can go through this together. Because we go through this. Being a dad isn't easy. Being a parent isn't easy. Being a good person isn't easy. I'm far from perfect but I know who I wanna be. I see why some dads just give up. Why some don't get involved and just run from this responsibility. This is hard, it's challenging and it's so tiring. It's easier to quit. If your a dad and your reading this we will get through this together. Thanks for reading.

My name is Ezra Ronny and this is my story. 18+ may not be suitable for some. Very triggering, sad story. This is more then just a dark romance, this is my view on how it is being in a toxic relationship, that could get too far. Being controlled, taken advantage of etc. No matter the gender, sexuality, race, culture, language, age etc. it can happen to any of us. You may wonder why this is considered a romance book, I'm wondering the same thing. Any of these things I talk about should never be romanticized, however; when you're in love and attached you think it is love. See you on the other side.

In a world where every man carries a glowing purple bubble that measures his happiness, one man begins to question the cost of constant perfection. When despair grows, the bubble expands-and eventually consumes. Purple Blur is a haunting reflection on isolation, masculinity, and the price of silence. This Mental Health Awareness Month, let's look past the surface-level greetings and commit to a real, open dialogue. Mental health is a part of our shared humanity-it's not a weakness, it's not a secret, and it's certainly not something anyone should navigate in isolation. We all have days when the weight of the world feels too heavy. The key isn't to pretend those days don't happen, but to build a community where it's safe to say, "I need help." If that day is today for you, please know there are people ready to listen, right now: A suicide and crisis hotline: Available by phone or text. The Crisis Text Line: Text "HOME" to 741741 The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Helpline: Call 1-800-950-NAMI (6264) Let's use this month to be kinder to ourselves and more present for one another. A simple "how are you, really?" can make all the difference. Stay strong, stay connected, and never be afraid to reach out. Best, Mark-Anthony Mallinson

They don't know each other. But they all bleed the same silence. A class clown hiding behind forced laughter. A perfectionist drowning in gold stars. A fighter who only feels safe when angry. A controlled one who's never had control. A watcher fading into the background. When five teens are told to anonymously write down what hurts - they finally do. This isn't a story about getting better. It's a story about being honest. And sometimes, that's more than enough.

hi, so this is pretty much going to be a collection of some of my works. lmk what you think and remember to eat three full meals, drink water, and stay safe my loves 💙💙

He survived what most won't speak of. Raised in silence, disciplined by violence, and haunted by the shadows of fatherhood and failure-this is the true story of a man trying to rebuild what the world shattered. It's not just about survival. It's about wrestling with faith, fighting old demons, and learning how to love when you were never shown how. Book One of a raw, unfinished journey - where peace isn't guaranteed, but redemption is still possible. 📖 Based on real events. 🔥 Told one broken piece at a time.

Seeing the world a new way

In a society obsessed with speed and superficiality, men are often coerced into a relentless chase, leaving little room for genuine depth. We speak of peace, yet we rarely tell men the truth about its nature. It is not the tranquil retreat from noise and drama that popular culture portrays. True peace, for a man, begins not with quietude, but with a profound, often agonizing, internal war-a battle for balance between the relentless drive for improvement and the intrusive thoughts that conspire against it. It is about settling the conflicts within, not merely escaping external skirmishes. A note on this journey: I am not certified or professionally trained in mental health. The insights and observations presented in this book are purely my own, born from years of shared conversations with men from all walks of life, alongside my own deeply personal experiences and reflections. My hope is that this perspective brings a unique form of enlightenment and reassurance - a testament to the ongoing work we all have to do, and a gentle whisper that the peace we often seek is not quite what we think it is.

This dark poem shows the last few moments of a man, no one knows his name not even himself. Having lost everything he once cherished, he finds himself in a very dark place. He no longer cares to fight, he misses the man he used to be and the long forgotten nights he spent with his old lady. But it's a different time now, as he has come to find out.