Overthinker Stories

Fifteen year old Kaylee has spent most of her life trying to survive- raised by addicted abusive parents and forgotten by her brother who were taken years ago. Now they're back, Grown. Determined to bring her back home. But home isn't a word Kaylee believes in anymore.

They were her sentinels, her saviors, the reason that she refuses to let her past consume her. 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.

> Yaan meets Jungkook at a family function. Just a simple hello, a casual introduction- But something about him stays. A soft, slow-burn love story that begins without warning. Not strangers. Not lovers. Just something in between. Until fate decides the rest. Yaan thought marriage would be the start of love, laughter, and new beginnings. And it was... sometimes. But under one roof also comes new rules, new bonds, and the constant tug of expectations. Her husband - loving, yet caught in between. Her mother-in-law - caring, but not always easy to please. And Yaan - learning to balance love, respect, and her own identity. This isn't a story of villains. It's about the little sacrifices, quiet moments, and the slow courage of a woman who discovers that marriage isn't the end of her story... it's the beginning of another. ---

a collection of poems about all those thoughts in your head aches in your heart people you've loved or people you will love

Hazel has hazel-blue eyes, a gentle heart, and a mind that feels everything a little too deeply. College is loud, friendships are warm, and loneliness still finds its way in.Between dorm rooms, late-night thoughts, laughter that feels like home, and moments of quiet courage, Hazel begins to grow-slowly, honestly. There are crushes that linger, connections that arrive unexpectedly, and the hope of a love that feels safe instead of overwhelming. This is a slow-burn coming-of-age story about friendship, self-worth, and learning to open up-to life, to love, and to yourself.

This isn't just writing. It's pieces of my heart, my confusions, my happiness, my fears, and everything I hide behind a smile. It's a place where I talk about things I don't always say out loud. A quiet space where I try to understand myself and the world around me.

Hayashi Nozomi carries a name everyone fears - the daughter of a villain. Haunted by her past, burdened by perfectionism, she struggles to trust anyone... until Katsuki Bakugou refuses to see her as anything but herself. In a school full of heroes, can she find the strength to wield her quirk without losing herself? In a world that wants her to fail, will she learn to trust someone again? Or will the weight of her own perfectionism and past keep her trapped in the shadows forever? "You think I care who your parents are? You're you. That's what matters." The rigths of the Mha storyline belong to Kohei Horikoshi only. Only my Oc is my own idea and everything that doesn't happen during the manga.

Some people enter your life to stay. Some come to teach. And some leave so you can grow. Universe Knows What You Don't is a soft yet powerful reminder that heartbreak isn't the end, it's a lesson in disguise. Written for broken hearts, overthinkers, and souls learning to choose themselves. You're not forgotten. You're not weak. You're just healing.

Some people have their life together. Charlotte Sinclair is not one of those people. She's an overthinker extraordinaire who once spent three hours deciding between "hey" and "hi" (and ended up texting neither). She spends her days processing medical bills that keep people from healthcare and her nights wondering how her childhood dream of saving animals turned into this fluorescent-lit nightmare. But when a man with desperate brown eyes and an injured kitten stumbles into her office, everything changes. Twenty minutes of emergency animal care reminds Charlotte of who she used to want to be. Suddenly, she's applying for jobs she wants instead of jobs that pay the bills. She's hoping again. Wanting again. Then reality hits and the reminder that wanting things doesn't mean getting them. Then, Jack comes at the perfect moment. The guy who refuses to let her shrink back into her safe, miserable existence. Who sees her potential even when she can't. Who drags her back into the fight even when she's ready to surrender. Charlotte Sinclair overthinks everything. Jack Williams overthinks nothing. This should be a disaster.

He called it love. She called it her whole world. But love doesn't manipulate, accuse, or disappear. This is not a love story. It's a story of survival, healing, and learning to walk away

Hello, I am Ragnarium with this is a book all about my interests and personal opinions so I can share them here...Even if they get 0 reads lol Sharing my will of the Emperor with you is a great way to make a start on a social life and sharing our lord and saviour, The God-Emperor of Mankind! So anyways, FOR THE EMPEROR!!! (Also I thought the book cover looks pretty cool!) (I could add any fan-made stuff, ideas and other things because fuck it that's why)

Healing isn't pretty. But hiding it hurts more. No Filter is a story written without masks, without pretending, without the fake "I'm fine" everyone expects. It's the raw, unfiltered reality of a mind that's trying to survive every single day a mind that shakes, overthinks, breaks, gets back up, and breaks again. It's waking up and feeling heavy before the day even starts. It's staring at your room, knowing you can't clean it, and hating yourself for it anyway. It's forgetting messages because fear takes over your body. It's scrolling through life, trying to find something to hold onto. It's the quiet kind of pain the one nobody sees, because you learned to hide it too well. This story isn't polished. It isn't pretty. It isn't romanticized. It's real. And if you're reading this, maybe you've felt this kind of heaviness too. No Filter is for the ones who feel too much, love too hard, break silently, and still show up the next day. You're not alone here.

Abhimanyu Singhania - A 30-year-old billionaire who controls a huge business empire. People fear him, and women can't help but chase after him. But he has no room for love in his life - a painful past experience changed him completely. He stays away from his family, and the only person he truly cares for is his dadi. Abhimanyu is devilishly handsome - tall, perfectly built, with sharp jawlines and intense eyes that can make anyone lose their breath. His presence is powerful, and he looks like the kind of man who was born to rule. Naina Malhotra - A 25-year-old girl who is dreamily beautiful, with soft features that make her look almost angelic. Her black eyes shine like deep pools, and her graceful figure makes her stand out anywhere she goes. She never received the love she deserved from her family. She was nearly aborted before birth, but fate kept her alive. She grew up in a joint family where her parents and brother adore her, but her dadi despises her. With only one close friend, she still believes deeply in love and trusts that God will one day send someone made just for her. Come with me into the world of Abhimanyu and Naina - two souls destined to collide. Will their hearts find love, or will their hatred burn them to the core?

Angel is a sophomore starting a fresh year. Angel is just trying to get through school, friendship and trying to not be alone this year. Angel always wanted someone to be by his side and care about him. Angel is easily attached. Everything was so lovely. But some things have to end, right?

"I thought you were an angel And lost myself when I caught sight of you.." Shimizu Riko didn't believe in love- not the kind that sticks. not the kind that stays. Kozune Kenma didn't believe in fate- not until she quietly slipped into his life, like she was always meant be there. She tries to pull away before it hurts. He doesn't realise that he had already fallen. She fell first, he fell harder.

Some versions of me.

(Previously known as meaningful poetry) These are some poems I wrote and I'm trying to get them out there and known and maybe professionally published please don't leave negative comments I'm really new to being a writer. Please read❤️❤️❤️

A collection of short poems- written between breaths, in moments too heavy to explain and too light to ignore.

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

Pernah merasa dekat dengan seseorang, seolah sedang menuju sesuatu yang berarti-lalu tiba-tiba ia menghilang tanpa kabar? DiGhosting - Seperti Diharapkan Tapi Bukan Tujuan adalah buku nonfiksi reflektif tentang luka yang sering diremehkan: ditinggalkan tanpa penjelasan. Bukan putus yang jelas, bukan perpisahan yang rapi, tapi keheningan yang pelan-pelan menggerogoti hati. Buku ini membahas ghosting dari sisi emosional, psikologis, dan realitas komunikasi digital masa kini. Tentang harapan yang tumbuh dari perhatian kecil, tentang notifikasi yang terasa seperti janji, dan tentang diam yang berubah menjadi kecemasan, overthinking, serta rasa menyalahkan diri sendiri. Ditulis dengan nada jujur, melankolis, dan menenangkan, DiGhosting menemani pembaca melewati fase terluka, tersesat, hingga perlahan pulih. Bukan untuk mencari siapa yang salah, tapi untuk belajar menerima, melepaskan, dan kembali memilih diri sendiri. Karena tidak semua yang datang berniat tinggal. Dan tidak semua yang pergi pantas ditunggu. Buku ini untuk kamu yang pernah merasa seperti diharapkan tapi ternyata bukan tujuan.