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A true story about losing myself to food, guilt, control and slowly finding my way back.

Here's your Wattpad‑ready story description - keeping the tone true to your book and perfect for your profile: Title: THE QUIET LIGHT Subtitle: How Min Yoon‑gi's Journey Became My Strength Description: Born the same year - 1993 - yet worlds apart: one in Daegu, South Korea, the other in Cebu, Philippines. Two different lives, two different paths, yet walking the same road of struggle, sacrifice, heartbreak, and healing. This is not a story about fame or music charts. It is the story of how, when I felt most broken, invisible, and alone - used, betrayed, and afraid to speak my truth - I found a lifeline in the words and music of Min Yoon‑gi, known to the world as SUGA and Agust D. He never knew my name, never stood beside me, but his honesty, his scars, and his courage reached across thousands of miles to give me what I needed most: the strength to face my pain, the wisdom to let go, and the certainty that I was never truly alone. Here also are the quiet words I keep safe in my heart - feelings of respect, gratitude, and a love that asks for nothing in return. A devotion like a star: far away, but steady, and enough just to know he exists and continues to shine. Pain does not have to define you. Giving too much does not make you weak. And sometimes, the greatest light comes from someone you never even get to stand beside. "He saved me not by being near, but by being real. And for that, I will always be grateful."

Author's note: This book is not the greatest, but I put my heart on it. Making this book makes me feel better. To know what I've done before, the truth and fake. I know that all of our struggles through things, but we always stand up to find a way. I wrote this book because I want you to know that being foolish of yourself wasn't gonna solve anything. You need to think before you choose. No choices have to be feel regretted. If you promised you will do it or will you regret it. COVID-19: Due to our current state of our situation, I wished you to be safe and healthy every time. Stay home. We will get through this pandemic. Disclaimer: This book may include some inappropriate words, offensive names and some unpleasant thoughts about religions, a person, countries or governments. This book means no harm. Please, be aware and understand. R-13 ~Based on Real Life Story~ Written by: Rirry Prince The Two Years Promised. «Stories are not just some entertainment for other people, it is the words of people's thoughts and ideas about when and where it happened.» - Rirry Prince

I write here to store my memories because if I don't write about these things I'll probably forget they ever happened a few days after the happened. You can even find updates for my other series here

If you want to know about my life then I guess this is a good place to start.

In a world with the strangest things only at the deepest depths of the ocean, the last thing you'd expect to see is something out of fairy tales, or scary stories. Things such as invisible people, fairies, and species of things that you could only find in the minds of a child. Most people would refer to these other beings as "monsters" rather than what they are. What they are? Simply said, they are just other beings. However, these species of other beings have names, just like us.....

Nancy has always been the strong one the girl who smiles, prays, studies hard, and encourages others. But behind her smile lies a battle no one sees. As she enters her final year at university, the loneliness she has carried since childhood becomes heavier than ever. Surrounded by people yet feeling invisible, Nancy begins to question herself, her relationships, and even her faith. In this chapter, she faces her deepest fears and asks the hardest question of all: Will she ever truly belong? A heartfelt chapter about loneliness, faith, hidden struggles, and the courage to keep hoping.

Within the battle between the brain of one and the minds of many, this struggle for success was won by the brain of one --- this brain was Temple Grandin. During her struggles with autism, finding companions, and her constant search and strive for what's right, she encounters a love so deep into the roots of life: admiration and companionship of other, nonhuman species. She survives to bring about a new, brighter world for people with autism and other animals' well-being alike. She is the most amazing woman I know, my idol, and my hero! I have autism, and very much like her, I have a goal: to help other animals in their struggles and help other people who have autism find their way that they can be proud of, just like we have. I believe humans have caused a lot of issues to our environment and home, so I intend to help fix it. I intend to follow in Temple Grandin's footsteps as well as walk into the distant future together. Here are my thoughts and emotions. Watch them flow out and words, and take over your heart, as her heroic deeds did mine.

Hope, a 16 year old going to Midtown school in New York. Peter Parker a 16 year old also going to Midtown. The two being pretty similar but taking forever to realize that they were. She first saw him swing past the moon on a nice night, she was interested. She found out who it was very fast. But she never expected to find out as much as she ended up finding out, who IT actually was underneath the suit. And she especially didn't expect to do the things she ended up doing. "It was almost red?" <333

Jay Rosse is a new sixth grader school girl who is content with her life--too easy school work, taking care of her young (amazing) half siblings, dealing with her telepathy powers ... oh... yeah.... You see, Jay has powers that she can't tell anyone about, and when she turns sixteen, she'll become immortal! However, her life isn't easy when she has to juggle so much, especially when she meets and befriends students Jack DeCrosi, AJ (Amy) Tsu-Argonne, and Ethan Jeane. Although, Jay doesn't even know who her dad is (and she really wants to find out). *sigh* the hard life of a teenager.... In this story of budding friendship and hidden secrets, follow Jay through her life before high school madness. Can she figure out who her dad is (sorry, not in this story)? Will she be able to handle her insane mother? ((Add why is Jack so mysterious??? [who knows])) JATG is the first story of many to come (maybe to come?!?), because this is only the beginning!!

Trapped in a box of memories, doubt, and the shadows of the past, she struggles to find her way back to herself. The monsters that haunt her aren't just fears-they are reminders of love lost, connections that once meant everything, and the harsh whispers that tell her she'll never feel that deeply again. Through pain, reflection, and fragile hope, she learns that growth isn't about escaping the darkness, but taking steps forward anyway.

The catastrophe, destruction and chaos is happening in Mexbarmia City...What is behind this city untold story?

this is a book about my own life my actual real life

Welcome to Amanda's World Here about my life and bleeding on paper

This is a personal story about my younger brother, Sammy, and the journey our family has been through with mental illness. He was always full of life, funny, and kind, and losing that side of him was heartbreaking. I'm sharing this story to honor him, to show that mental illness doesn't erase the love, the memories, or the person underneath it all. I hope it resonates with anyone who's struggled themselves, or with someone they love. Read the full story on Medium: https://medium.com/catharsis-chronicles/when-schizophrenia-steals-the-brother-you-love-a9b2f5122a41 Image by "Peep This Photo" from Pexels

This is a heartfelt life story that starts from your childhood and follows your journey to the present. It begins with your early memories of exploring the world, your family's love, and the small adventures that shaped you. Starting school brought nervousness and tears-crying to your dad because you wanted to go home-but also the joy of making your first friends and learning new things. Year 6 was unforgettable, full of laughter, memories, and a sense of belonging, which made it your favorite class ever. Secondary school was harder-not because of studies, but because of people and the environment. Amid the confusion and challenges, you met Fatima, your closest friend and source of trust. Your bond has been strong since day one, but as time passes, you've noticed changes and heard that she might be moving on, which leaves you feeling hurt, confused, and scared. Hamida adds to the tension, accusing Fatima of betrayal and blaming you for "destroying" things, even though your friendship with Fatima started before Hamida was in the picture. Despite the drama and misunderstandings, you don't blame anyone else-you blame yourself for trusting too deeply, caring too much, and expecting things to stay unchanging. The story is also a form of self-expression, a way for you to pour out your feelings because there's no one else to talk to. It's raw, emotional, and honest, capturing your love, hurt, and the complexities of friendship, trust, and growing up.

This poetry book is like a window into my life. It's about when I met this really cute guy, and I started to really like him. But I was too scared to tell him how I felt. He was amazing, the best guy I'd ever met, but I was worried he might not feel the same way about me. What if he says no? What if he doesn't like me back? Those thoughts kept me silent, even though my heart was screaming to tell him how I felt. This is "Never Telling You The Truth"

this is still in the HxH world, but I'm not gonna go along with it's plot LOL, it's around the Greed Island Arc 👾 Mature ⚠️ Language, Maybe some smut 🧍🏼‍♀️, mentions of gore I don't own any rights of HxH or the characters included. None of the artwork is mine. Story created by me for j3soka ((: <3