Post-traumaticstressdisorder Stories

"Grace. I'm good for my grace. So long as I'm here, just waking up to throw a fit, I don't matter, okay? And when I was with him, I was nothing. But I mattered. Because I could supply something that mattered. And now I can't even do that."

Depression is real. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is also real. If you are suffering with either one of these, or both, you are not alone.

"It's a gross feeling, I know. The whole nightmare game. Truth is I'd rather face down an entire army of Michaels than go through that every night like I used to. Listen - I'm not Sam, but I know how to do this."

TRIGGER WARNINGS: Mentions of abuse, suicidal thoughts, attempted suicide Based on the song "Rolling Girl" written by Wowaka and sung by Hatsune Miku Angelica had always been alone. She had only ever had one friend, her childhood friend, Diavolo. But they had been separated after Angelica and her parents moved away as her parents wanted to separate her from her only source of comfort in life. After that, life only ever got worse for her. She ended up joining Passione when she got older, but it never made her happy. So, as she attempted to take her own life, she felt the warmth and heard the voice of a man who she never expected to see again...

After the war is won and the battle is over, Ladybug hears an earth-shattering lie among the rubble. or A Soulmates AU where the first lie your soulmate tells you appears on your body and every time they lie to you after that, your soulmark tingles and acts like a lie-detector.

----------------------------- These pictures aren't mine I got them from Pinterest so credit to the owners of this pictures. Also my first language isn't English so sorry if there's some spelling mistakes. ----------------------------- Raven is back in her childhood home, but it feels like a lifetime ago. Her father, whom she had been estranged from for years, is trying to reconnect with her, but Raven is hesitant. The trauma from her past, combined with her mental health struggles, makes it hard to let anyone close. Her father is well-meaning, but he doesn't fully understand what she's gone through, and Raven finds it hard to express her pain. Enter Nikolai, a boy she's known since childhood. He's the son of a priest, and though they've crossed paths before, their lives never seemed to align-until now. He's friends with her brother, and something about his presence rubs Raven the wrong way. She doesn't want to get involved with him, especially because of the weirdness of him being a priest's son. It feels too complicated, too close to her past, but Nikolai is persistent. He seems to understand her in a way that others don't, and his presence brings a sense of comfort she isn't sure how to process. Despite her hesitation, she can't shake the feeling that there's something there between them. But Raven's battle with her mental health makes it hard to let anyone in, even someone she's known for years. She's scared of what a relationship would mean for her-her anxiety, her mood swings, her hallucinations, and her past trauma all seem like insurmountable obstacles. Can she really open up to someone, or will the weight of her struggles keep her isolated forever? As she works through the ghosts of her past and the complexity of her mental health, Raven must decide if she's ready to let go of her fears and take a chance on something new-or if the scars of her past will always keep her from moving forward.

"Hey, you don't look so good. Something else happen?" Dean asks. For a second, Sam imagines telling Dean. Telling him how he was alone for six months. Telling him how he had hunted with an intensity that scared even him. Telling him how he had stabbed the trickster on a 50/50 chance that it wasn't really Bobby. But Sam can't tell him, he couldn't bear Dean knowing. So he forces a half smile and says, "I just had a really weird dream."

The team decides to do something special for their Captain's birthday, but things don't go as planned.