Psychward Stories

Ayla Oakley is a 16-year-old with an eating disorder who was admitted to Happy Homes Asylum. A psych ward for the mentally ill. In Happy Homes Asylum, everything is restricted, and Ayla Oakley is helping everyone escape, but for some unknown reason, Audra Jaeger, her roommate, is trying to stop her.

When an AI virus starts mimicking friends and family there's one app builder who knows how to help. If only she could get her phone back from the psych ward staffer. *2nd place in January 2023's Science Fiction writing Contest. https://www.wattpad.com/1303134464-contests-challenges-ii-january-2023-ai

This is my account of what happened on the first day I was in the psychiatric unit of a hospital. It was the pediatric section because I am a minor so yeah. I wrote this because first, I wanted people to know its no fun in there and it gets tiring because no one listens to you at all and because you are in there for at least a week and you're in there because you have a mental issue which sucks like seriously who the fuck wants a mental illness like damn I'll give you mine any day if you actually want one ya ignorant piece of shit they suck ass. I also wrote because I just wanted to put my experience in words, I guess. Enjoy (maybe lol)

Just a short story I did for school about anorexia. Not particularly proud of it, just wanna share more of my work

Cries resonated within the closed doors. She was a victim in the light and a cold-blooded murderer in the night. Inside burnt a one hundred lives but outside, one walked unharmed. The trapped sinner had waited years to finally strike 一 waited decades to take her out of her misery. After all, everyone was a bit mad, she was just a bit advanced.

"And now it's 10 after 4 and I am taken by sleep." Tyler Joseph is a 16-year-old high school student trying to find his way in life while grappling with depression, anxiety, and self-harm. After raising concerns from his loved ones, he begins to search for a healthy outlet for his struggles. Will he overcome his inner demons? Rated Mature for mentions of self-harm and mental illness throughout, and very mild smut in one chapter.

Kallmekris, aka Kris Collins is struggling mentally and struggles with asking for help. TW: self harm, eating disorders, suicidal thoughts, depression, etc.

Some doors in a psych ward aren't meant to be opened- And some questions aren't meant to be asked out loud. This is the final piece of my eight-part collection, Barbed Wire Psalms- poems about survival, relapse, family lies, dark humor, and the places where grace finally catches up. Psalm VIII asks the last question: Who really gets to walk into your life-and who never earned the right?

Nico lives in fear. She has to many people who want her dead, to many to count anyway. she can't trust anyone, she can't love anyone, she can't live. Nico is always in fear. There's not really anything she can do about it except pretend the fear isn't there, It is there, they just can't see it. It's transparent.

"at least they'd be able to keep me company while i stayed here." a short story in which seo changbin is admitted into an asylum after a recent attempt to end his life.

A poem about a girl I met in the hospital

Everyone is a Survivor is what I hope will become my story of dealing with mental illness. The first "part" is the rant that I thought up about why there is so much stigma and secrecy revolving around mental illness. This is a work in progress, so hopefully as time goes by this will become an inspiration for others to speak out about their mental illness. Always remember, you are not alone and you can always feel free to talk to me if you need someone to vent to. :)

Kaitlyn James is a freshman at Garrett Walters High School, she's a wreck, to put it nicely. She loves too hard and too irrationally, wanting nothing more than a stable mother figure to love her. She thought she would never find that, until Abigail Reece, her Biology teacher comes around. Kaitlyn gets attached, but maybe it's not that bad?

When there are most questions to be asked than answers. My dear love, Why do we try to perfect-ionize everything that's not? Why is the beauty of one only crossed out with its wronging? Why do we keep asking questions? But most of all, why do we love? -Yours , Changbin Tw: suicide, depressive thoughts and everything around that.

This is a summary I wrote for an idea I had about a psych ward patient. I'm writing the story right now, but if anyone wants to read the summary, here it is. Enjoy it if you can.

Hi. I'm Zoe and I spent 15 days in 2 psych wards (institute of living and New York prespitarian) except the plot twist is that I'm on the normal side. So this is the story of that, which will be told with shocking accuracy. I set my bed on fire for the cover photo. Chapters will probably be short.

Ivy "Red" Calloway wakes up in St. Dymphna Psychiatric Hospital with no memory of how she got there. Again. The doctors say she has Dissociative Identity Disorder. Inside the ward, she meets four other women-Marla, the dangerously charismatic heartbreaker; Nell, the poet who speaks in riddles; Sasha, the girl dissolving into perfection; and Angie, the weary mother figure hiding her own ghosts. Together, they make up a twisted sisterhood of the forgotten, the misdiagnosed, and the misbehaved. At first, their days are filled with group therapy, bad cafeteria food, and whispered secrets. But soon, mischief turns into mayhem. And when a challenge to outwit the staff spirals out of control, the women are faced with a terrible question: Are they playing the game, or is the game playing them? A dark, haunting, and deeply human story about madness, survival, and the blurry lines between reality and delusion. By Cydney McMillon