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Through raw, cinematic scenes and unsettling inner monologues, this book explores what it means to grow up in a home where only one voice matters. Each chapter reveals how affection becomes conditional, boundaries slowly disappear, and a child learns-gradually-that silence feels safer than truth. The story follows this dynamic across every stage of life-from childhood, through adolescence, and into adulthood-offering a layered and complex portrait of trauma, how it shifts, hides, and continues to shape relationships, the body, and adult identity. Told through lived moments, the narcissist's own justifications, and the emotional echo left behind, A House That Only Echoes Me: Inside the Mind of a Narcissistic Parent and the Child Raised in Silence exposes the hidden mechanics of psychological control-without excuses, without diagnosis, and without comfort. For readers drawn to dark psychological realism, family trauma, and stories that linger long after the final page.

This is a true story shared anonymously. Some experiences take time to put into words.

Secrets and lies always follow people around, and even if you try to break free from your mistakes-you never will. After living a life she never really liked, Arturia decides to pack her things and leave. Arriving at a country side, she rents a small house from a kind Irishman; Cu Chulainn. She starts to work at the local gas station and usually meets with her landowner's brother-the young and charismatic Diarmuid. They start off on the wrong foot but with time start to form a good friendship. Cover by @Julesaranda

Green was almost eleven, and he had finally achieved his dream. That night Green fell asleep when his chest started to hurt too much, when the ground was stained with blood, when it was too much effort to live. Notes: 1) Lots of Headcanons are used 2) I use Green Oak instead of Blue 3) Trigger Warnings? Check Tags 4) This can be either Original/Nameless-Shipping, or it can be read as Friendship; either way neither really appear except at the beginning and ending of the story, anyways. :P 5) Very Green-Centric, if you haven't noticed ...Let me know if you want any clarifications or anything? I spent a week editing this (though it took less than half a day to write) but it still has some kind-of unclear parts to it... (Oh, and I don't know how cancer is handled; I apologize in advance if this is all unrealistic, but I tried.)

Started: April 19, 2023 Finished: April 15, 2024 At 15, life was easier... Especially when it comes to love... You would meet someone and you would choose them over everyone and they would choose you over everyone as well. You could do anything together! Together you could conquer the world! Life was yours, only for both of you! You could have faced everything together and lived together! You could have faced everything together and nothing else didn't matter. You would believe love and happy endings...

"W-well, my name's Shiota Nagisa but you can call me by my first name as well." "That was bad of you, Karma-kun." "Ah thank you so much, Karma!" . . . . . "Karma-kun? You're back?" P.S: Homophobic people should stay away from this book since this book has same-sex relationships in it. P.P.S: The cover drawing wasn't made by me so to whoever made it, I'm very grateful for the art.

Started: March 18, 2023 Finished: December 7, 2023 Oneirataxia: The inability to distinguish between fantasy and reality. They had locked him in the basement so he could come to his senses, but they didn't know that was where he was going to go crazy.

Elias is a government trained killer on a mission that should have been simple:eliminate the traitors.But when the job ends something stays behind.A voice, a name, a hunger he cant explain.Now he's unraveling.Haunted, hunted, and obsessed with someone's he's never supposed to remember.And the deeper he falls the more he realizes. He was never the pretador.

Han Mei was a carefree, innocent soul living in a commoner's body. She had no problems, nor had she ever experienced what the world was truly capable of. It wasn't until she was forcibly summoned to the prime minister's estate, when she realized that there was no one there to fight for her, no one except for herself. _____ {Reedited Version}

The subject of 'Narcissism' has intrigued us for many decades, but social scientists now claim that it has become a "modern epidemic". narcissism lies on a continuum from healthy to pathological. Healthy narcissism is part of normal human functioning. It represents the required self - love and confidence based on real achievements and the ability to overcome setbacks. But, narcissism becomes a problem when one becomes excessively preoccupied with the self and seeks complete admiration and attention, with complete disregard for others' feelings. Lack of satisfaction of this need leads to substance abuse and major depressive disorders. In adolescents, this causes 'Substance Dependency Disorder' (SDD) - they display overt narcissistic and prosocial behaviours, which show a connection between self - centeredness and addiction. These substances include sedatives like alcohol, psychedelics and hallucinogens like marijuana and LSD, stimulants like cocaine, narcotics like opium, heroin, and morphine, and anti-anxiety drugs like Xanax. Assc Direct channel has a contribution to refining the life of many people. They deliver management coaching for self-improvement and also tell the various ways to manage mental disorders quite significantly. The main concern of entire ASSC Direct team is to deal with the Narcissistic behaviour; an egocentric highly selfish person can be so dangerous sometimes that he can harm the loved ones for his benefit. It is very tedious to deal with these sorts of persons.

Eliza Claiborne and Jack Parker have been best friends ever since the Claiborne family welcomed the Parkers to the neighborhood back in 1977. While Jack comes from a wholesome household of three older brothers and happily married parents, Eliza's family could not be more of the opposite. The Claiborne family has a secret skeleton in the closet--- The Thing We Don't Talk About--- constantly looming over them and tarnishing their family dynamic. But with the help of the Parker family, Eliza's burdens of her family are lightened with their love and care. However, Jack isn't the only new boy in town. On the first day of fifth grade, Eliza becomes infatuated with Tom Kennedy after he assists her to the nurses office when she gets injured at recess. Seven years go by, and at the beginning of their senior year in 1984, Tom finally starts to give Eliza the time of day. Jack and Eliza's other friend, Stacy McCafferty, are concerned about the blossoming relationship--- not only because of the rumor that has haunted Tom ever since he came to town, but also because Eliza's rose-colored glasses continue to fog her vision on who Tom really is. Will she be able to figure it out for herself before it's too late? Stream of Solace is a book about heart. As the story unfolds of two friends navigating the hardships of life--- betrayal of loved ones, hurt from unhealed trauma, figuring out the next step of their futures--- every reader can find something to relate to with the reliance that, no matter the struggle, they are not alone in what they face. CONTENT WARNING Suicidal ideation/tendencies PTSD symptoms Physical, mental, and emotional abuse Brief mentions of self-harm and sexual assault Gun violence Vulgar language ADDITIONAL CAUTION This is not a typical romance story. Please read accordingly.

I remember... "Children are just children. With big imagination and little knowledge of life." Don't be afraid to speak. Don't be afraid to tell the truth. Don't be afraid to show your feelings. Don't be afraid to fight. Just don't be afraid. There are bigger things in life waiting for you. You just have to win the war and the whole world will lie at your feet.

I want you tell you the story of a game. A game we played. Me and The Father. A game I did not want to play. A game he made up. A game he forced on me. A game I learned. The game I won. I want to tell it to you differently from all the times I told to other people. I want to tell it to you in a different way from the times I told to my nicest elementary school teacher, to my college psychologist, to the boy I liked, to the man I loved, to my best friend's father who was nice to me, to the neighbor lady who always asked. I want to tell it the way I always wanted, I always dreamed. I want to tell it to you outloud. I want to tell it to you like you asked, in the way mother never did.

They said the Institute would fix her. That the tests were for her own good. That the pills would keep her stable. They lied. Six years after surviving the test that killed her only friend, sixteen-year-old Wren lives in a prison disguised as a school. Watched constantly, punished brutally. The electricity they once used to torture her now lives inside her - humming quietly under her skin, growing stronger with each skipped dose of her medication. She doesn't know what she is. If they have their way, she'll never know. Every year, they run the same test. Every year, someone loses the person they love most. So why should this year be any different?

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Operation Strix is still in progress as Anya strives for success. The mission is pushed to the side when people from her past re-enter her life, and plan B is the least of her worries as she struggles to hide her previous life from her family and friends. ------- My first fanfic. I'm hoping to improve as I go.

Currently, I just want a way to have others read the poems I've written while trying to get out of an abusive relationship. I'm trying to stay strong, and writing poems has been something that gives me strength.

A first person perspective one-shot about a girl's story of her mother.

Love feels eternal. Exciting. Safe. Like the world pauses just for you... But what happens when forever quietly begins to crumble? "Murdered Hearts: A New Reality" peels back the layers of love, exposing the hidden chains of control, emotional absence, and betrayal that linger behind closed doors. This is a story of shattered trust, silent pain, and the courage it takes to break free from what society calls "normal." If you've ever questioned whether love is supposed to hurt-or if you've watched someone you care about fade behind invisible walls-this book will speak to the part of you that screams for truth. Because sometimes, surviving love is the real revolution.