Over-thinking Stories

𝐆𝐈𝐔𝐋𝐈𝐀 𝐕𝐈𝐓𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐈𝐎, a young girl who's never known stability. Raised by a reckless, unstable mother, she spent her childhood caught between drug runs and police raids, ruining her right for a normal childhood. One night when her mother goes missing, Giulia's whole life changes... again. Will being under the guardianship of her new older brothers give her a chance at normalcy in her life or will they cause even more mess than before? Healing isn't easy and trust doesn't come free. ☆ ☆ ☆ As I lied there in the hospital bed with a pounding headache, practically suffocating me while barely conscious, I heard that familiar, raspy, deep, sleep deprived voice that I've recently come to find comfort in. "Nessuno oserà toccarti di nuovo senza perdere le mani, amore," they whispered. (No one will dare touch you again without losing their hands, love.) I felt two hands hold my face with a soft kiss on my forehead. Their rough and large hands a contrast to their gentleness. The comforter over me shuffled as the familiar person brought them up to my chin and tucked me in. "Riposati ora sei al sicuro, bambina," they murmured, stroking my hair. Before I knew it, simply the presence of them reassured me as I felt myself drift off again into a deep sleep. (Rest now, you're safe, baby). ☆ ☆ ☆ 𝐑𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐄 (noun): a state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts; a daydream.

A poetry collection by Krystel Ariana, written through self-doubt, love, loss, and the quiet struggles of growing up. This is an entry of my life to remind me and you that it's okay to let your feelings spill onto the page instead of keeping them buried. A safe place for feelings to rest. These poems were written not to be beautiful, but to make every second breathable.

She doesn't hate herself... she just doesn't know how to love herself either. In a world where everyone seems confident, loud, and sure of who they are, she feels like a blur-someone people look past without noticing. After going through things she never talks about, she starts to question everything-her worth, her voice, even her own reflection. She craves something so simple, yet so rare-someone to look at her and say, "You're enough. You're pretty. You matter." But what happens when the only validation she's searching for... slowly starts to break her even more? She doesn't want grand gestures or perfect love. She just wants someone who looks at her-really looks-and tells her she's pretty without her having to ask.

I Was Okay Until I Wasn't is a raw and intimate journey through heartbreak, healing, loneliness, and the quiet battles people fight behind closed doors. It is about surviving the moments that nearly break you, learning to sit with pain, and discovering that falling apart is sometimes the first step toward becoming whole again. For anyone who has ever smiled while struggling, loved while hurting, or felt lost inside their own mind-this story will feel like a hand reaching for yours in the dark. Because sometimes, the strongest people are the ones who were okay... until they weren't.

There's a space between "I know" and "I'm okay." This book lives there. The Paradox of Knowing is a collection of stories about the feelings we don't talk about. The ones where you already know the truth... but your heart refuses to listen. Every chapter is a different story. A different wound. Sometimes it's about not being chosen. Sometimes it's about choosing yourself and feeling guilty for it. Sometimes it's about knowing you deserve better, but staying anyway. Sometimes it's about realizing you were the problem all along. It's messy. It's confusing. It's human. Because knowing doesn't always mean healing. Sometimes it just means you're aware of exactly how much it hurts. This isn't a guide to moving on. This is proof that you're not alone in the in-between.

The Night When I Was Left Behind is an emotional and introspective story that explores what remains after people leave without explanation. It follows the quiet unraveling of a young man as he moves through silence, memory, and isolation, trying to make sense of relationships that ended without closure. There are no dramatic answers or clear villains-only distance, unanswered messages, and the heavy weight of overthinking what went wrong. This is not a story about how people leave. It is about what happens after they do-the thoughts that stay behind, the guilt that grows in silence, and the slow realization that sometimes closure never comes. Raw, reflective, and deeply human, this book sits in the space between loss and acceptance, where emotions are not solved, only understood. For anyone who has ever asked themselves, "Why wasn't I enough?"-this story will feel familiar. by~ Sivansh Tripathi

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A boy walks into a café, and for five seconds, he becomes everything. Everything familiar. Everything unknowable. Everything worth noticing. Benjamin has always been good at turning strangers into stories, building lives from passing glances, filling in the gaps with imagination. But this time is different. This time, the stranger sits down across from him. And somehow, he's already a few chapters ahead.

He did not leave me all at once. He disappeared slowly-through delayed replies, shorter conversations, and the kind of silence that grows deeper every day. This is the story of a love that was never clearly spoken... yet still managed to break me.

A collection of poems to express myself because I have 19 years of bottle up feelings and they need to go somewhere.

i yap, you listen and ask question. Basically my daily life and shit. Teenage life, overthinking, possible anxiety, probably ADHD, etc, etc. You know, the usual.

A raw and honest collection of poems about growing up in chaos, carrying responsibilities too early, and questioning what "normal" really means. From empty stomachs to silent struggles, this book explores grief, survival, and the quiet thoughts many people are afraid to say out loud. This is not just poetry- it's a reflection of what it feels like to live, question, and keep going.

when chaos meets calm . . To the ones who feel everything a little too deeply, but still choose to stay silent. . Shanaya Thakur thought a new school might finally feel... different.. And this time, it does. New faces. Unexpected connections. People who slowly find their way into her life- some loud, some quiet, some impossible to ignore. Rishabh Rathore is someone she doesn't quite understand. Aditi feels like home. And Kabir... is a story waiting to unfold. Four lives begin to intertwine, where chaos meets calm, and feelings don't always come with answers. "Some hearts are loud with chaos, some are quiet with calm... and sometimes, they find each other at the wrong time."

Not every child runs toward the world. Some watch it. Aarav was never the loudest in the room. He did not fight for attention, nor did he try to be seen. While others spoke, he observed. While others reacted, he understood. But in a world that rewards noise, what happens to the one who chooses silence? This is not just a story. It is a deep psychological journey into the mind of an introvert-where observation becomes strength, silence becomes depth, and being different becomes a quiet power. If you have ever felt unseen, unheard, or simply different- you will find yourself in these pages.

I write stories inspired by my real life experiences. Each story comes from moments I've gone through-sometimes stressful, sometimes random, sometimes meaningful-and I turn them into narratives with different styles and genres. This is just the beginning, because every new experience can become a new story. Upload every Wednesday and Saturday At 7 PM - 9 PM

Not every breakdown is loud. Some happen silently-within your thoughts, your decisions, your emotions. Control Before Collapse is a deeply reflective journey into the emotional phases we all go through but rarely understand. From wrong love and broken trust to difficult decisions, toxic friendships, racism, and family pressures-this book explores how every experience shapes your inner world. It's not about avoiding pain. It's about understanding it. Because emotions don't come to destroy you-they come to teach you. But until you learn, life will repeat the lesson in different forms. This book helps you recognize those patterns, take control of your reactions, and transform emotional chaos into clarity and strength. It reminds you that you are not weak for feeling deeply-you are human. And within that depth lies your greatest power. If you've ever felt lost, overwhelmed, or emotionally drained, this book will feel like a conversation with yourself-the one you've been avoiding, but truly need.

Finding joy in little things again

She keeps trying to fix her life. Every time she starts, she stops. Every time she plans, she resets. "Restart Syndrome" is a raw, emotional story about overthinking, distraction, and the struggle of becoming better while constantly falling back into old patterns. It's not perfect. It's not organized. It's just real.

I didn't know how to say it, so I made a playlist. Then I found out he had a girlfriend. And what's worse is he didn't tell me himself.

Short poems exploring the pain of losing someone without truly losing them, but losing yourself instead. A quiet grief for the past version that will never return, and the fragile hope of becoming something new, until sorrow slowly turns into joy. 📌 Pinterest board: https://pin.it/397dQqEff