Mentalhealthmatters storie

Real Eyes Realize: Book 2 ❤ Now that Ilaria Johnson and Beau Maxwell are finally together, life at Briar U feels lighter than it ever has before. The tension is gone, the guessing is over, and for the first time, they're learning what it means to love each other out in the open instead of from a distance. Between soccer, football, late-night talks, and a future that suddenly doesn't feel so impossible, everything finally seems like it's falling into place. Until one moment changes everything. An unexpected accident shakes their world and pulls them into fear, uncertainty, and the kind of silence they've never had to face together before. Suddenly, it isn't just about being in love-it's about holding on to it when everything starts to slip away. Because some things can test even the strongest relationships. And this time, they'll have to decide what they're willing to fight through... and what they're afraid they might lose.

Twenty-six-year-old Tori Williams catches her white fiancé in bed with her coworker three months before their wedding, discovering an eight-month affair that shatters everything she believed about love and her own worth. Devastated by betrayal and drowning in PTSD, she flees to Kyoto, Japan on a two-year MFA scholarship in design, desperate to escape the wreckage of her life in Atlanta. Arriving broken and barely functional, Tori navigates crushing loneliness, brutal culture shock, and hypervisibility as a Black woman in homogeneous Japan. She faces constant stares, microaggressions, and the exhausting work of existing in a country where she'll always be Other. Through traditional joinery workshops, she meets Ren Beaumont-a half-Japanese, half-French architecture student with devastating good looks and an emotionally unavailable playboy reputation, haunted by his own family wounds and running from intimacy through meaningless hookups. As they learn kintsugi-the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, making it more beautiful for having been broken-two shattered people begin to recognize themselves in each other's cracks. Tori must decide if she can trust again after annihilating betrayal, while Ren confronts whether he's capable of the vulnerability real love requires. Through cherry blossom seasons and autumn leaves, temple gardens and late-night workshops, they discover that healing doesn't mean becoming who you were before breaking-it means honoring the cracks while building something entirely new. This is a story about surviving trauma, finding home in unexpected places, chosen family that saves lives, and learning that broken and whole aren't opposites-they're the same thing, gold-filled and beautiful. ©️ Relle H

Little things

This story is a safe space for all the thoughts that you can't say out loud but you wish you could.

A nightmare so vivid it blurred the line between dreams and reality. What started as a simple act of checking on someone after an accident quickly turned into a terrifying fight for survival. I woke up convinced I'd been shot, my heart racing and my body trapped in panic. This is a true account of one of the most intense nightmares I've ever experienced, and a reminder that sometimes the deepest wounds aren't the ones you can see.

'Life is C before D, after B' Jean-Paul Sartre, French philosopher and novelist. A collection of poems Written by Theodred V

Warning first story Art credit: LuLuLevy What happend if your trapped in your own body? You can't do what you want? Your just a puppet by your own body. You please others around and ur stuck in your own prison, what is your body. You push yourself everyday but what will happen when your body finally gives up? When you look at your own body you can't even describe it as your own. You give and give everyday a piece of yourself but never take some for yourself. The world is all about giving and pleasing other people and make the world beautifull for them but forget yourself. In this story izuku is trapped in his own body. He can't do what he wants. He ignores his own desires and please other people around. He stuck in his prison made by himself.

Inhale, Exhale: A Journey Through The Mind is a thought-provoking collection of reflections that explores the complexities of mental well-being. Through poignant and relatable passages, the book dives into the struggles, triumphs, and nuances of mental health. From navigating anxiety, depression, and self-doubt to finding resilience and healing, this collection provides a powerful, honest look into the personal journeys many face.

"Different Worlds, Same Problems" examines the universal nature of psychological struggles, revealing how people from vastly different backgrounds face surprisingly similar mental health challenges. From anxiety and self-doubt to the pursuit of purpose, this book explores how our shared human experiences bridge the gaps between diverse cultures, lifestyles, and environments. Through a blend of insightful analysis, compelling narratives, and practical guidance, this book sheds light on the common threads that unite us all. It offers a fresh perspective for readers seeking to understand their own minds and the challenges faced by others, proving that no matter how different our worlds may seem, our problems often echo one another.

This is a collection of poems that touch on various issues issues ranging from faith to mental health and even fear. It chronicles my journey as a writer and a christian girl who has battled with a few things and how these words have helped me find healing.

"Perfectly Fine." is a collection of raw, unfiltered poems about teens who look okay on the outside but are unraveling on the inside. It speaks for the kids who pass in hallways unnoticed, who joke too loud, smile too easily, and carry scars-fresh and faded-beneath their sleeves. These poems confront abuse, addiction, silence, anger, grief, identity, and survival without sugarcoating or glamorizing the pain. From the aching nostalgia of childhood lost and the fear of growing up too fast, to the secret battles behind a filtered smile, to the invisible pressure of fitting in, to the unspoken ways we ruin ourselves and each other-each piece is a different voice, a different truth. Teens hiding behind laughter, rebellion, and curated personas are given space to speak, to scream, to be seen. This collection exists to say what so many are forced to swallow: we are not okay, and pretending we are is killing us.

"Nothing better than paradise!" I say, but the bitter laugh that breaks out reminds me of how completely and utterly alone I am. This story explains how someone struggling with mental health/illness may act/feel. This is fully based on my own experience. Take this as a reminder that you are not alone.

bechloe two years ago, beca watched the love of her life leave her for the last time. so, now aubrey has organised a bellas reunion, she has her chance to rekindle the relationship and try to get back her redhaired beauty before she marries an army guy who only wants chloe for her looks.

I hope you miss me everytime you see the moon And i hope every starry sky reminds you of me

"Some days, it feels like the world moves on without you. You carry memories, pain, and grief that no one else can see. You talk to yourself in the quiet, to the walls, to the night, trying to make sense of it all. You've lost people, places, and pieces of yourself along the way, and sometimes it feels like there's no one to notice or understand. But even when your mind is hazy and your heart heavy, there's a spark inside that refuses to die - a flicker of strength that keeps you moving forward. This poem is for anyone who has felt alone in their own head, who has screamed into the void, who has survived another day when it felt impossible. You are not invisible. You are not forgotten. You are still here, still fighting, and that matters more than anyone can tell you. Even in the storm, even in the haze, you are enough. And some days, surviving is the bravest thing you can do."

this is a poem from a female 9th grader in highschool during a pandemic who has special needs. Who is unable to tell anyone how she feels because no one will listen not even her teachers or friends. They won't even listen to her even during an online class. I hope you can relate to this poem.

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Written by a system, for systems and singlets. This book is just going to be explaining things about systems and will discuss things such as roles, what to and what to not say to a system, etc. Started by Ryan! Hi!

Here, you can feel all emotions which make you overwhelmed by your subconscious thoughts which you can't explain in words to anyone but still you feel it everytime , everyday . Life is the most beautiful as well as most difficult thing in the world . So here, I am Poornima presenting you a collection of my favourite words which are very close to me and if you feel connected with any of the lines of these poetries then it will be hounour to me.

a silly goofy place to publish my silly goofy feelings in an artistic form.