Rawandreal Stories

✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:* 　　 *:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧ A Love That Lived in Silence is a deeply personal, emotionally raw journey through one-sided love. Inspired by true events, this is not a tale of happy endings or dramatic declarations. It's about quiet longing, hidden heartbreak, and the kind of love that blooms in silence-unnoticed, unreturned, but unforgettable. It's for the ones who waited without being asked to, who loved without being loved back, and who carried feelings too heavy to speak aloud. This is a story of sleepless nights, unwritten messages, and the quiet strength it takes to finally choose yourself. Because sometimes, the most powerful love stories... are the ones that never got told out loud. ⋆｡°✩₊✧༚✩°｡⋆

No filters. No edits. No apologies. Unedited, Unapologetic - ft. Naylaah is a raw, honest biography about growing up under expectations, finding comfort in creativity, and learning who you are when life doesn't follow the plan. From childhood memories and college chaos to friendships, heartbreaks, and quiet self-discovery-this story is told exactly as it happened. Messy. Real. Unapologetic. Read it if you believe the truth doesn't need polishing.

The Best of Everything I Did Wrong is full of heartbreak, mistakes, and messy feelings, the kind of moments I've lived through and still think about. If you've read Her Favorite Mistake, think of this one as famil... let's just say they're connected, related, two sides of the same story (not really but yeah) about love, loss, and everything in between. These poems and pieces are drawn from my own life, my own choices, the words I wish I'd said, and the lessons I learned the hard way. I hope you enjoy and yeah... HAVE FUN 😊

What do you do when the world is quiet but your mind won't shut up? 3:04 A.M. is a haunting, intimate collection of fragmented thoughts, whispered confessions, and emotional snapshots scribbled in the dark. Equal parts journal, poetry, and stream-of-consciousness therapy, this book captures the sleepless moments where memories hit hardest, regrets echo loudest, and truths are too raw to say aloud. With the vulnerable honesty of a midnight voicemail and the strange comfort of a stranger's open diary, these unsent messages explore love, loss, nostalgia, and the beautiful chaos of being awake when everyone else is dreaming. This is not a book you read - it's one you feel. This is especially made for anyone who has ever stared at the ceiling and thought, "I shouldn't be feeling this much right now."

For De'lani is a powerful, lyrical journey of love, growth, and redemption. When Quayvion becomes a father at seventeen, he leaves behind a life of gangs to raise his daughter, De'lani, with determination and care. The mother, Denaisha, begins immature and distant but grows into a present, loving parent through rehab, classes, and hard lessons. De'lani rises from this turbulent beginning to become a brilliant, athletic, and resilient young girl-excelling in school and sports while navigating the complex emotions of growing up in a family learning to heal together. Through tearful arguments, heartfelt reconciliations, and song-like interludes, this story captures the raw beauty of mistakes, forgiveness, and the bonds that shape us. A novel filled with sweetness, sorrow, and lyrical moments, For De'lani is a testament to the power of choice, love, and the unbreakable spirit of family. - First Book Made When In The 5th Grade A Small Short Book And I've Added It Here :) Longer Books Comgin Soon

The Girl Who Carried Chaos Beautifully is not just a story - it's a mirror for anyone who ever felt too much and said too little. I , Riya Deepak Motwani opens the door to her heart with raw honesty, sharing the unfiltered chaos of being young, emotional, misunderstood, and deeply human. Through memories, heartbreaks, fears, small victories, lost friendships, and silent tears, she paints a story not of perfection - but of becoming. This book is for the soft souls, the overthinkers, the girls who loved too hard, stayed too long, and still found a way to bloom.If you've ever broken quietly... and rebuilt quietly...If you've ever felt like your emotions were too loud for this world... You'll find yourself in these pages.

This is my journey-raw, real, and all about growth. In 2025, I'm focusing on healing, setting goals and boundaries that matter, and becoming the best version of myself. From building my career to finding balance in my mind, body, and soul, this story captures the ups and downs of figuring it all out. It's personal, it's honest, and it's a reminder that every small step counts.

In a country where gods once walked and justice was divine, how did we arrive at a place where a raped girl's mother is asked, "What was she wearing?" Shadows of Silence is not just a book. It is a wound. A tapestry of truth woven from myth, memory, and mourning, this travels through India's sacred epics and shattered streets to ask a burning question: When did justice become conditional on silence? Structured in four parts-from ancient ideals to modern betrayals-this narrative dares to hold up a mirror. To the laws that failed. To the culture that blinked. To the goddesses who were worshipped but not protected. And to the mothers who carry the weight of unspoken grief like a second skin. Through mythological retellings, real-life horrors, fictional voices, and unflinching moral inquiry, this book becomes a courtroom for a nation's conscience. It doesn't promise healing. But it refuses to look away. 💫❤️‍🔥 Book 1 in Shadow series - - -

In Embers and Petals, the quiet fragments of healing meet the gentle art of self-acceptance. Through fifty deeply personal and reflective chapters, this book takes readers on a journey of rediscovering themselves-where pain becomes the soil from which strength blooms, and where even the smallest ember of hope can ignite transformation. Each page blends poetry and introspection, unraveling the beauty hidden within flaws, heartbreaks, and silent battles. Embers and Petals is not merely a story of healing-it's an embrace for every soul learning to rise from ashes while carrying the soft grace of petals.

This isn't just a story-it's my truth, my fire, my reality. Life will always reveal who people really are when they think you're not watching, when they think you don't feel, when they assume you'll just carry what doesn't belong to you. But I don't. I don't carry dead weight, I don't bend for hypocrisy, and I don't shrink for judgment. I read energy, I see masks fall, I hear the lies between the lines. I'm not here to play savior or sponge for chaos-I'm here to stand in my light. And that light? It blinds the ones who live in shadow. They block me, they delete themselves, they run from the mirror I hold up. That's not my loss-it's their reflection. I am Alexandria-whole, gifted, unshakable, unstoppable since birth. My boundaries are sacred, my awareness is sharp, and my presence is power. To everyone reading this-protect your energy, honor your gifts, and never apologize for being too much. The ones meant to walk with you will align. The rest will disappear. That's divine timing. That's truth. That's me-raw, real, unfiltered.

Yo, I'm Jiya. You know those moments when you've got a thousand things to say but just can't? This book's packed with those feels-raw, real, and messy. It's not just my story; it's all our untold truths. Dive in, and maybe, just maybe, you'll find pieces of yourself in these pages.

When Eliana loses her best friend, she's left with a notebook full of unsent letters and unfinished dreams. Completing the list means stepping into a version of herself she's always been afraid to be - honest, soft, and free. A tender coming-of-age story about grief, healing, and learning that softness is not a weakness - it's your power.

This is the story of a girl who somewhere lost herself in a loud peaceful world. While searching for the reason to justify her unhappiness, she became an empty shell. One day, during a stroll through the park, she met a young man - a stranger with eyes just like hers: void. They became familiar. When she finally shared her pain, he gave her a small blue bottle filled with tiny red pills. "This will cure you," he said. "This will take you to nirvana." Then... he vanished. But did she really find nirvana? Or something far, far worse? Who was that man? Was he ever real?

She didn't ask to carry all this - but she does. This piece is for every girl who's ever felt too seen, too silenced, too heavy, too divine. For the soft-spoken storms, the quiet fighters, the ones still learning how to exist boldly in a world that asks too much and offers too little.

I don't have answers - just questions. About love, worth, masks, and why people try so hard. I don't know what this is. It's just what it feels like to be me, which I'm not even sure who "me" is. Maybe this is a part of you too. If you ever felt different in some way but couldn't figure it out, if you ever wondered about the small things or big things. Then maybe you might connect to some part of this.

After years of heartbreak and loss, Nina and DeAndre finally welcome a miracle-Jalen, their only son, destined for greatness as a Division I football star. But just as the dream begins to unfold, tragedy strikes on the field, leaving Jalen lifeless on life support and his parents facing the unthinkable: pulling the plug. As they bury their only child, they learn his girlfriend is pregnant with twins-offering one last light in the darkness. But fate twists again when she dies during childbirth, leaving the shattered couple to raise the children alone. Raw, emotional, and deeply human, "When the Lights Go Out" is a gripping journey through loss, legacy, and the fight to find hope again when everything seems destroyed.

In a small coastal town, where everyone knows each other's secrets, Sarah has spent years hiding hers. After a turbulent past, she's finally rebuilding her life, working at a local bookstore, and trying to stay clean. But when her childhood friend, Joe, returns home after a decade away, old feelings resurface, along with old demons. Joe now a successful musician, has his own struggles. Fame brought him fortune, but also a reliance on substances to cope with the pressures of the spotlight. When he sees Sarah again, he's reminded of the love he left behind, but also the darkness they both share. As their paths intertwine once more, Sarah and Joe find themselves drawn together by the intensity of their shared past and the powerful pull of their mutual addictions-his to fame, hers to substances, and both to each other. But as their relationship deepens, they must confront the question: Can love truly conquer the chains of addiction, or will their bond only fuel their self-destruction?

This isn't just a book. It's me - written out loud for the first time. "I Am the Truth I Was Afraid Of" is my way of finally saying what I've kept quiet for so long. It's about growing up hiding, pretending, fearing... but also slowly learning to live with my truth, even when the world didn't seem ready for it. I talk about my identity, my sexuality, the fear of being rejected by the people I love most, and what it means to carry something inside you that you're not sure you can ever share. It's not a story about coming out. It's about learning to come home - to myself. This is for anyone who's ever felt different, too much, not enough... or just not seen. I don't have all the answers. But I have my truth. And maybe that's enough. This is a personal story told in a poetic way - not fiction, not just words. It's mine.

She was sold by blood, found by fate, and loved by a man who chose her over the world. In the dim lanes of Budhwar Peth, Pune, where dreams are often buried in silence and shame, lives Preeti-a girl whose childhood was stolen by the very hands meant to protect her. Betrayed by her uncle and trapped in a life she never chose, she hides behind thin curtains and thicker scars, her soul untouched even if her world has been torn apart. Enter Captain Karan Varma-a dashing pilot and popular YouTuber from Mumbai, born in Rajasthan, with a spirit that seeks stories beyond glamour. What begins as a casual vlog visit turns into a destiny-altering moment when he sees her-not just the girl in the brothel, but the woman behind the curtain. Their love is impossible. Their worlds, unforgiving. But Karan is not a man who bows to norms. And Preeti is not a girl who needs saving-she only needs to be seen. As society spits venom and families turn their backs, Karan wages war against the world-choosing love over legacy, heart over heritage. Together, they fight not just for their bond, but for dignity, redemption, and the right to love without shame. This is not just a romance. It's a story of betrayal and bravery, of shadows and second chances, of a girl who was caged and a man who broke the locks without ever asking her to leave.

Every time I tried to talk about what women still face, a man interrupted me - with his story, with his pain, with his but what about... This isn't just a book. It's a voice reclaimed. A collection of thoughts I was too tired to finish out loud. Of gender wars started over everyday conversations. Of moments where I wanted to scream the truth, but instead, smiled and stayed silent. Let Her is about the space women are still fighting for - to speak, to exist, to not be talked over. If you've ever said "it's fine" when it wasn't, If you've ever been silenced with a smile, This book is yours. Let her speak. Let her finish. Let her finally be heard.