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56 Stories

  • MY INNER THOUGHTS || RELATABLE OR NOT || by Itszeba_99
    Itszeba_99
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    I didn't write this book to entertain you or make you feel comfortable. I wrote this for myself. Every single word here is my unfiltered reality-if you don't like it, that's your problem, not mine. Don't even think about leaving trash in the comments unless you are ready to get the exact same energy back. I am not here to babysit your tears. Just a heads-up: every single chapter moving forward is going to be exactly like this. If you cannot handle the brutal reality of this world, stop reading right now. Don't come crying to me later saying I didn't warn you. But, if you actually vibe with my raw thoughts and appreciate the truth... then sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride.
  • THESE DAYS  by biblewendy
    biblewendy
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      Parts 7
    Aero and Ares The world that uphelds them. The moment to regain the lost thoughts and memories that once ruled them. Not lost deep within the sands along with those milli centi grains awaiting to be heard and felt. Apathy damn.
  • Fragments of a Restless Mind by kratikaaa
    kratikaaa
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      Parts 6
    Unfiltered & unbothered, this is a space of beautifully unfinished thoughts and mental detours-where randomness meets depth, overthinking becomes art, and every unsaid feeling finally finds a voice between the lines.
  • When the Bread Turns Golden by your_semicolon
    your_semicolon
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    Burnt out and grieving her grandmother's passing, 29-year-old Adelina "Lina" Salazar leaves the city to return to her hometown and her grandmother's closed bakery. With no baking skills and a weary heart, she struggles at first, but the townsfolk who step through her doors soon offer more than support-they give her genuine connection and hope. β€Ž β€ŽThrough their warmth, Lina rediscovers a life beyond ambition, learning that sometimes the heart only needs to rest, remember, and be still. And one morning, she pulls a tray from the oven and sees it-the bread has finally turned golden.
  • Masterpieces Left In The Head by inknbow
    inknbow
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      Parts 7
    The most beautiful art is the one we never share. These are the thoughts I chose to let out.
  • "Red Van, Quiet Eyes" by Lilog224ever
    Lilog224ever
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      Parts 1
    **"Red van parked. Numbers standing out - 555888. Old man steps, glances, shadows moving. I sit. I watch. I breathe. Every detail tells a story. Every moment matters. The world swirls around me, yet I remain grounded. Quiet strength, presence, and observation - Seeing what others miss. 🌸 Do you notice the small moments that speak the loudest?"**
  • 𝐓𝐇𝐄 π‘π„π•πˆπ„π– 𝐕𝐀𝐔𝐋𝐓 | π‚π‹πŽπ’π„πƒ by zarav_oss
    zarav_oss
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    Need honest, engaging feedback that actually helps you grow? Welcome to "The Review Vault" where every review is more than just a rating. Whether you're a writer, creator, or student, I offer sharp, personalized critiques with heart, humor, and zero fluff. Expect real insight, not robotic responses. Let's make your work shine. β€’β€’β€’ ACCEPTING FORMS: ⌫ OPEN: ⌫ CLOSED: βœ”οΈŽ
  • dear diary PART I  by vanishingspot
    vanishingspot
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      Parts 5
    Little texts. Big feelings. A story told in fragments like songs you hum when no one's listening.
  • Anthology of unsaid words by m10vibes
    m10vibes
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      Parts 1
    Life is a struggle to get by. I just can't do it alone but also can't reside to the people around . So this will be a digital diary. I will tell you snippets of my life bit and bit and you'll dissect them and conclude to the type of person I am.
  • Imagine by _powderz
    _powderz
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    a piece that tastes like overthinking at 2 a.m. this isn't a poem. this isn't a rant. this isn't a vent. it's that quiet, chaotic spiral your brain goes into when everything feels almost fine, but not quite. imagine a life that's perfect. now, imagine the lie it takes to make it look that way. this is about that. --- if you're reading this and it resonates with you, i'm glad you found it.
  • poems : an original handwritten compilation by Blasphemy_Lass
    Blasphemy_Lass
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      Parts 2
    All my musings on the form of poems . From being sappy to beings extremely rageful , it has all .
  • He Fell Asleep. I Fell Apart by POGOCARTOON
    POGOCARTOON
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      Parts 1
    It's 2:30 a.m. He's online. He's laughing. He's talking to everyone. Everyone except me. He didn't leave. He didn't say goodbye. He just stopped looking at me. What began as a few hours of silence turned into a thousand questions, a hundred unsent confessions, and one girl desperately trying to understand whether she was loved-or simply tolerated. A raw glimpse into the mind of a girl who loves too deeply, waits too long, and wonders if being someone's last priority is still a form of love.
  • Soul's Diary | Amanda Krey Syndrome by amandakrey0711
    amandakrey0711
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    Soul's Diary | Amanda Krey Syndrome is a collection of pieces of my soul - my true, raw, unfiltered soul. Here you will find my most sincere songs, collections of good and not-so-good things, thoughts and notes that I'm afraid to share, recommendations from the heart, meaningful pictures, and much more. The truth is here. So, welcome!
  • The Ache by poketo45
    poketo45
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      Parts 7
    "Everything I wanted to say, I swallowed" . . . This is a freestyle journal with a lit' bit of poetry sprinkled here and there.
  • "between breaths" by kaiy_no
    kaiy_no
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    ───────────────────────────── "Sa pagitan ng isang paghinga at ng susunod, sinusubukan kong mabuhay." Mga salitang isinulat sa pagitan ng pagod at pag-asa. ─────────────────────────────
  • UNMOORED: life after 23 by DailyLifeofaMortal
    DailyLifeofaMortal
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    UNMOORED: life after 23 is not a guidebook. It's not here to inspire you with perfect endings or polished advice. It's a quiet, aching collection of thoughts-unfiltered, unresolved, and deeply real. Written like personal confessions cracked open in the dark, this book explores what happens after the applause of graduation fades and the expectations start to tighten. It speaks to the ones who feel left behind, who smile in photos but break in silence. Each page offers a glimpse into the messy middle of adulthood-the quiet sadness after milestones, the guilt of not having direction, the weight of pretending, the ache of being misunderstood, the longing for connection, and the haunting anxiety that comes with simply trying to exist. Told in the voice of someone still figuring it out, UNMOORED doesn't try to fix you. It just sits with you. Like a conversation you've been needing. Like the questions you ask when no one's watching. This is for anyone who thought they'd have it all together by now. And still wakes up wondering: What if I don't? What if this is it? What if that's okay?
  • Poetry collection  by Miss_Deux
    Miss_Deux
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    πŸ’œ "Every poem has a silhouette; every line hides a secret." They see the verses, but do they know the heartbreak, the quiet triumphs, or the late-night thoughts that built them? Stories behind her poetry is an intimate collection of short-form literature by Miss Deux. Written in a raw, "lazy yet cozy" stream of consciousness, this collection strips away the armor to reveal the unfiltered truths behind the words. It is a journey through a mind painted in permanent shades of lavender, where unpunctuated thoughts flow freely like a midnight melody. Step into the purple glow, look past the silhouette, and discover the stories she never speaks aloud.
  • Backhand Prayers  by Lilog224ever
    Lilog224ever
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    They preach forgiveness with clean hands, but leave footprints soaked in silence. Church lights shine while backyards whisper truths no one wants to hear. Blood, pain, wisdom, judgment-they all collide in the corners of a world that refuses to be soft. This is raw. This is real. This is life unfiltered. Step in, open your eyes, and feel every word like it's your own heartbeat. No edits. No sugar. Just the pulse of truth, of loss, of survival. The wound is here, the story is here, and the voices you thought you couldn't hear-they're finally speaking.
  • The Unwritten Words of Her by ItzTris09
    ItzTris09
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    Love, Loss, Heartbreak and all the in-between thoughts that come from a young adults raw words in growing up.
  • The Joke That Killed Me by Avatodor
    Avatodor
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    "This book is lying to you. Or maybe it isn't. You decide." Written by someone who might be having a mental breakdown or might be a genius, this is not a story-it's a war between meaning and madness. From fake birds to real existential dread, from Minecraft economics to philosophical breakdowns, from screaming monkeys to absolute anarchy-this book has no plot, no characters, no rules... Just thoughts. Brutal, funny, sometimes depressing, sometimes hilarious thoughts. If you've ever laughed at something deep or cried at something stupid-this is for you. Welcome to the joke that killed me. (Good luck surviving it.)