Mutualsupport Stories

Sarah and Julien, childhood friends from two very different worlds: she's hooked on social media; he cherishes nature and real-life moments. When Sarah becomes a victim of body-shaming online, her virtual world crumbles. Julien steps in to help her break free, showing that sometimes you need to disconnect to truly reconnect with yourself and others. A heartfelt and powerful story about friendship, resilience, and finding authenticity in a hyper-connected world. In a world obsessed with likes, sometimes the greatest connection comes from unplugging.

On a winter afternoon in Ketterdam, Jesper gets challenged by his addiction once again as it brings to his mind a thought he feels ashamed of. The episode gives Wylan the chance to voice some insecurities he's been experiencing lately. Bonus: Wylan and Jesper sharing piano moments :) (All rights go to Leigh Bardugo for the characters and the Grishaverse)

Asha is invited to attend her cousin's wedding. What happens when this wedding changes her life for good.

Hey there, fellow Wattpadder! I'm about to launch my Young Adult Office Romance set in India-a story full of workplace banter, slow-burn chemistry, and relatable desi vibes. Before it drops, I'm opening my DMs and comments for Read-for-Read, Comment-for-Comment, and authentic connections with writers like you. If you're also working hard on your story and want real readers (not just ghost reads), I'd love to support your work-with the promise that you'll check out mine once it's live. Let's build a small, engaged reader circle before our stories even go public.

Black writers of Wattpad! I love the talent that so many of you display. The heart, humor, tragedy, and innovative news of your stories. Our stories. However, if you write on here at all, you know how difficult it can be to get your stories noticed and off the ground. Sometimes waiting for the one comment of upvote feels like waiting for a drop of rain in the desert. That in mind, I want to open a space for us to come together as a community. o relate to each other, uplift our stories, and share them. To normalize brown-skin in all it's wonderful shades, to celebrate our beautiful and unique features, and to love writing tales that reflect our lived experiences. So if you're a black writer of any gender, sexuality, religion, or nationality, feel free to join this Club. [AS OF 7/12/22: Officer Applications Are Open! Apply in the first part and you'll be DM'd a discard code. Roles include Moderators: You moderate the discord in addition to the comments on the book club. Curators: You find stories to invite more black writers for the club to rad and write. Editors: Checking over grammar and editing mistakes in community posts and announcements Judges: In the event of writing contests, you will be voting on stories to win different nominations. Betas: Volunteers to Beta Read the works of community members.]

"Farewell to the Past" is a heartwarming tale of love, growth, and letting go. In a quaint little town, Emma and Alex, once deeply in love, realize their paths have diverged. Emma makes a courageous call to express her feelings, assuring Alex that their separation doesn't equate to losses but rather a chance for both to win in their own ways. They part with maturity and mutual support, cherishing memories while embracing new possibilities. As time passes, Emma and Alex focus on self-discovery and personal growth. The story beautifully portrays the power of letting go and finding solace in closure. Nostalgia and fondness envelop the characters as they head towards new directions, leaving readers with a profound message of resilience and the beauty of embracing life's new chapters with hope and optimism.

João, a 16-year-old teenager, struggles against the attacks and cruel looks of his classmates due to his sexual orientation. In a school environment where bullying seems to be constant, he finds himself increasingly isolated, without the strength to defend himself. His only escape is his friendship with Lara, an understanding classmate who, even without being able to change the world around them, tries to give João the confidence he needs to face his greatest fears and accept himself. Together, they begin to realize that, despite the shadows, there is always a light for those who are willing to fight for the truth about themselves.

Eight teens. Eight hidden battles. One journey that could change everything. They thought a quiet village would bring peace. But healing isn't quiet-and neither are they. Between laughter and panic attacks, late-night confessions and unexpected bonds, they'll discover that the real journey isn't the one they planned-it's the one inside. A moving story of friendship, mental health, and what it truly means to be seen. If you haven't yet, start with Book 1: Revealing the Silences, then continue with Book 2: Invisible Struggles."

They all look fine. But inside, they're falling apart. Emma drowns in silence. Liam wears a perfect smile he doesn't feel. Sophia's art is the only thing louder than her mind. And Aiden clings to music to quiet the noise in his head. In a school where pretending is survival, these four strangers are about to collide. What begins as shared pain becomes an unexpected friendship-and a reminder that even the darkest minds deserve light. A raw, emotional story about mental health, connection, and finding hope where you least expect it. Continue the journey in Book 2: Invisible Struggles.