Истории Peoplepleasing

Somewhere along the way, you picked up a story about who you are - and mistook it for the truth. Not Yours to Fix is a quiet, unhurried exploration of the beliefs we inherit, the meanings we're free to rewrite, and the courage it takes to stop waiting for the past to explain you. No lectures. No urgency. Just space to think.

She spent her whole life becoming the person everyone needed. The perfect daughter. The dependable sister. The friend who never said no. The girl who smiled so often that no one noticed she was quietly falling apart. Amaira has always believed that love is something you earn by sacrificing your own dreams, hiding your pain, and putting everyone else before yourself. But when buried memories begin to surface and long-forgotten truths refuse to stay hidden, the life she carefully built starts to unravel. Some stories are about finding yourself. This one is about what happens after you've spent a lifetime losing yourself. Half Remembered Prayers is a slow-burning, emotionally charged literary drama about family, grief, hidden truths, and the invisible weight carried by the people everyone thinks are the strongest. No. 1 in eldest and people pleasing stories (02.09.2026)

idk if anyone gives two shits. if you don't that's ok but i'm doing this pretending like no one will see this and I won't see the pity in y'alls eyes so it SHOULD be fine

~Short poetry about people pleasing and how you can lose yourself completely If you are a people pleaser...this is for you!!

Not everyone will meet you on the surface. The Architect and the Anchor is a free-verse poem about outgrowing inherited roles, leaving behind identities built for other people's comfort, and discovering who you become when you stop carrying what was never yours to hold.

Poet lets go of perfectionism

From being battling epilepsy to being bullied in high school to a party girl. Welcome to my world of many complex obstacles in life. I am a recovered epileptic, codependent and much more. I am a life coach, and Podcaster now who shares her story and her journey in hopes to inspire anyone who can relate or feels alone. You can find my work in the links below https://www.instagram.com/coach_with_jenna_?igsh=OGVrMGFrZW4yMzRm https://open.spotify.com/show/0RReSsKRvdDHGM4d2RWAbe?si=Vi-25ZCuQgSfzPBG_fvnpw

This is my memoir, a rather small stack of stories, my memories and thoughts gathered in one place. lowercase intentional.

This poem is an exploration of "no" and the way we are denied its use as children at the expense of our own comfort. The ingrained struggle of politeness versus personal boundaries and the societal expectations that shape how we respond. The way we are held accountable for our inability to use it as adults. And hopefully about finding the courage to assert ourselves as we grow and the silent battles many of us carry.

From Lost Girl Therapy, Off the Mark is about how when fear of letting others down, missing out or getting it wrong leads our decision making, we end up right off the mark from where our true life lies.

A guide of how to not be perfect

These song lyrics are my own. Soooooo, there isn't really going to be a neatly flowing story here just random song lyric from my personal song book, and new songs I make along the way! I hope you enjoy them!

This is for all of the people who hide under a mask to not show their true self to others. I feel you. 🤍

this life we have on earth is only temporary. but our life with Jesus is eternal.

This is a story about Jeff and Ben they have just become King's of all the Proxys, I'm going to be including Masky and Hoodie as Proxys as well even though they aren't. and Ben, EJ, and Lazari are all Zalgos kids but they switched over to become Slendermans kids because Zalgo got tired of them. Also all the images I'm using aren't mine credit to the creators!

After escaping the parents who failed her, Ivy Monroe moves to Santa Rosa with her younger sister, ready to start over with a new teaching job and a life of her own. Everything seems perfect-until she meets her handsome, infuriatingly hostile neighbor, Mateo Cruz, who seems determined to keep his distance. But when women begin disappearing from the small town without a trace, Ivy's picture-perfect fresh start takes a darker turn. And the closer she gets to Mateo, the more she begins to wonder if the people she trusts are hiding something.

Some stories aren't about extraordinary moments. They're about the conversations that linger, the places that shape us, the families we love, the people we become, and the ordinary things that somehow leave the deepest marks. A collection of personal essays about growing up, belonging, identity, home, and everything in between.

This story is perfect for people who like music, psychology, and/or the grape duo! (if you don't like music or psychology then it doesn't matter, I'm sure you'll like the story anyways) 𝄞---• Purple's adoptive dad - Orange - suggests her to take part in a singing contest. She wants to refuse, but as more pressure is put on her, an unknown feeling forces her to do what she believes is right - participating in the contest to please her dad. Cyan, Purple's boyfriend, keeps carelessly hurting her. This leads the girl into thinking of breaking up, which she does. As a reply to this, Cyan decides to make her life less satisfying. A person who Purple finds comfort in is Green - a friend who knows her life story, and who she teams up with at the contest. Despite Purple's refuse, Green decides to practice with her more than she'd want. What he does well is understanding her hard feelings before she does, hopefully leading her to overcoming them. ...Or making the internal struggles even worse. What is the unknown feeling which leads Purple through her life? What is Cyan going to do and who will stop him? Will Purple and Green win the contest? What is going to happen between the two? Read to find out!