Reflection Stories

A nonviolence manifesto from one Georgia trans girls life long struggle with recovery to transition. I have been thinking a lot lately. More in an ai chat. Literally dealing with the world itself as I try to get to where I can write. Dealing with mental illness. Literally transitioning in this political climate. Might make a good autobiography One day. The following is a journal of my last years. Literally plan to thrive. Editing passes to come. This is meant to be an historical document from an critical voice. Yes me. A trans girl in the middle of societal scapegoating and possibly societal collapse. It is important to learn from the past. So learning from by while making something to be learned from. This is why I am posting it.

A little messy, a little tender, a lot relatable. Poems from my journal that remind you it's okay to feel, overthink, and dream.

❝The stars summons my mourning words in pen, as the starry night consoles my shunned pain. ❞ - 𝒮𝓀𝓎𝑒 Note: My poems here are also posted in All Poetry account. @skyelogeia.✨ https://allpoetry.com/Skyelogeia

ہم کہ دشتِ جہاں کو آباد کیے بیٹھے ہیں ⋆ ⋆آرزوئے یار کو اب خاک کیے بیٹھے ہیں Fading contains glimpses of my tales. Romance. Longing. Angst. Separation. Philosophy. Everything clustered in one single archive.

My roommate is human - unfortunately, not a cat. She believes I'm her pet, but she's wrong. I'm TonTon, a proud feline philosopher who rules his small kingdom with wit, patience, and dignity. From misunderstanding the "litter pan game" to teaching my human roommate about love, respect, and the art of coexistence, my story traces a lifetime of trials and joys shared between two species. Based on the true life of an extraordinary cat, My Roommate Is Not a Cat is a humorous yet heartwarming tale of intelligence, loyalty, and the silent love that never fades.

When Life Finally Makes Sense (Things I Wish Someone Told Me at 17) There comes a moment in life when the noise fades, the dust settles, and the truth finally speaks. Not loudly. Not violently. But in a quiet, unshakable way that changes everything. This book is a collection of lessons learned at the edge of growing up - in the late-night thoughts, the mistakes I couldn't undo, the love that stayed longer than it should have, and the silence that taught louder than people ever did. It's about understanding yourself when the world doesn't. It's about losing people without losing yourself. It's about finally seeing the path you were meant to take... only after you've stumbled through the dark. If you're 15, 17, or somewhere between being young and feeling old - these pages are for you. Not to impress you. But to remind you that you're not alone, and that clarity always arrives... eventually. A book of truth, mystery, and the kind of wisdom you only learn by living.

In the dim light of a riverside café in Tokyo, a photographer and his young muse sit across from each other at the end of another long shoot. He is Chiu Tien - known to the art world by a borrowed name, Edward - a man weathered by decades of chasing beauty that never stays. She is Narumi, introduced to him years ago as Yuri Tanaka, a nineteen-year-old model with the composure of someone twice her age. Over six years, they build a quiet, unspoken intimacy - a current of trust, fascination, and restraint that binds them beyond the boundaries of art. But when their final meeting ends with a promise and a photograph never meant to be developed, what emerges later in a Taipei studio will fracture everything he believes about memory, truth, and the nature of seeing. The Shutter is a meditation on the relationship between artist and muse, on beauty's impermanence, and on how love - like light - exists only in what it touches before it fades.

🎶Come, come into my WORLD🎶 Welcome to _WORLD! It is my safe space, an alternate imaginary universe that I envisioned, with lots of Seventeen themes. It was created to build emotional safety for myself through the hard and overwhelming moments in my life - a safe sanctuary that empowers and anchors me, when the real world becomes too harsh and cruel for my soft, sensitive soul. It is where I process my emotions and come home to myself - a place where I can piece myself back together when the real world breaks me apart. In _WORLD, I live in Carat Cottage. Seventeen members are there with me too, as imaginary companions. Mostly Woozi, who serves as a vessel for my self-compassion. You're welcome to have a read and peek into my inner world - the world-building never ends in here. There're plenty of stories for me to share which revolve around growth and healing. There's no plot to it; it simply is an open journal for the author, a portal into her inner fantasy world💎 Trigger warnings: There will be mentions of suicidal ideations, self-harm, and abuse. However, the writer strongly does not condone these. _WORLD simply makes room for such experiences. If you find yourself triggered by these heavy topics, please take a breather, and don't hesitate to seek support. Disclaimer: _WORLD is no way an accurate depiction of Seventeen in real life. They are their own people, and the versions of them here are purely figments of my imagination.

**Formerly titled Nothing in This World. Sienna thought high school would be easy - classes, friends, and maybe some fun. What she didn't expect was all the complications, and soon finds herself caught between new and old friends, with many new experiences. A fun story about the life of high schoolers. (This story is in the process of being edited)

This collection brings together micro-stories, notes, and original quotes written during travels, rainy afternoons, and sleepless nights. An itinerary of reflections on an intimate map of light and shadow, where I chart a journey through my inner world in an attempt to understand so I can let go or accept-and, with a bit of luck-turn wounds into wings. Updates: Mon, Tue, Thu & Sun - 7:30 p.m. CET

This book is a compilation of personal essays and poetry reflecting the author's experiences, thoughts, and interpretations of everyday life. A reflection of someone's ups and downs. My personal letter to myself to survive and to everyone who dream a fulfilling life.

What is a cage?. Ever wondered, "Maybe this life a cage , Where it leads to a continuous loop . But if we were told the truth, "We would never want to live..."

She knows something is wrong. She just can't bring herself to let it go- not when it feels like the only thing keeping her alive.

Hi, this isn't a novel, but an essay on spirituality. If you're not interested, I'm sorry, but see you at the next publication. For everyone else, welcome!

gray clouds hovered over my teens, carrying loneliness,doubt and silent storms.i was searching_ for understanding, for light, for myself.cloud sadness is the story of growing up though the gray, and finding hope where i least expected it.

Real situation in real life. You never knew me anyway. *Names have been altered for the privacy of the individuals

🚽 You can hold it until you can't. 🚽 Life is one long digestive journey. And Deepak's journey? It's been hilariously messy. From open-air village fields 🌾 to luxury Emirates showers ✈️ From grandfather's legendary train snacks 🚂 to a US visa rejection caused by gas 💨 From childhood lota battles 💧 to 50th birthday bathroom wisdom 🎂 This isn't just a book about toilets. It's about: ✨ Family love and chaos ✨ Cultural evolution ✨ Growing up Indian ✨ Finding dignity in unexpected places ✨ The universal truth: everyone poops Through the Chapters, Deepak proves that life's greatest lessons often come from the bathroom. ⚠️ WARNING: Do not read while drinking water. Spitting incidents guaranteed. Perfect for fans of: Ruskin Bond's humour, relatable Indian family stories, and anyone who's survived a bathroom emergency. 🏆 A journey from village outhouses to international bidets 💛 Heartwarming, hilarious, surprisingly philosophical As Deepak says: "Live fully, laugh freely, flush wisely." #IndianHumor #BathroomWisdom #FamilyStories #CulturalComedy

these are not stories, just thoughts that stayed too long in my head. little reflections written on quiet nights when the world felt heavy and my mind refused to rest. some are about healing, some about acceptance, and some are just reminders that it's okay to feel too much. letters from a mind that overthinks is a collection of reflections and moments that never made it into conversations, and feelings that never found the right words. if you've ever stayed up replaying things you wish you said differently, or wondered if you're the only one thinking too deeply about everything, this is for you.

An honest and heartfelt story of a carefree, light-hearted woman whose bright world is suddenly shaken by an unexpected oncological diagnosis. What begins as a collapse of everything familiar turns into an intense and deeply sincere journey - through fear, faith, and the fragile strength that awakens only when a person must learn to live again. Told with warmth, openness, and unflinching honesty, this story reveals not suffering, but transformation - the moment when a human soul discovers what it truly means to keep on living.

When absence becomes a face we see every day, and existence turns into a question without an answer- Adam steps into the maze of his own mind, only to face what he fears the most: himself. Face of Absence is a haunting journey beyond the borders of man and shadow, where silence speaks, and every echo hides a truth untold.