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🛒💥 Namaste but I'm this close to snapping. This brutally honest, fake self-help book is for every retail warrior who has survived angry aunties, clueless uncles, and the customer who said, "This was cheaper yesterday." With chapters like "Smile Through the Breakdown" and "The Manager Won't Save You," this book offers spiritual techniques such as deep breathing, passive-aggressive receipt printing, and silent screaming. For entertainment purposes only. Please don't kick customers... unless it's in your dreams.

Welcome to my messy, dramatic, and completely real diary 😭✨ I talk too much, drift off-topic, overshare, and sometimes get... weird 🙃📖 Join if you dare. Follow, comment, and let's survive uni together.

Twelve teens from different backgrounds form a school club called The Zodiac Club - partly to escape gym class, partly because their eccentric astrology-loving advisor Ms. Luna Moon made it mandatory for extra credit. But as the months roll on, their zodiac traits start to create chaos, comedy, and unexpected friendships.

New signs. New school. Same walking disaster. Lucy enters high school thinking she's done with dating-by-sign... but chaos and hormones have other plans. She's reunited with Alex (Scorpio) and Derek (Leo), both now hotter and more confusing. Her new "personality psych" project drags her right back into the world of zodiac-based love experiments. Except this time? She's not just collecting stories-she's catching actual feelings. And just when she thinks she's ready to retire her glitter pens and end the chaos... Rico shows up.

A girl who is never intrested in relationship But school has a way of making strangers into stories. And slowly, hate turned into something softer. Not that he ever noticed. He had someone else. And she? She was just the quiet girl watching from afar... falling in love, one-sidedly.

Reality is f---ed up, so embrace it. I don't care if life is hard, deal with it

"She Loved First: A Real Love Story They Never Show" In a world obsessed with perfect endings and loud confessions, this is a quiet storm. Krishna-a girl who dared to love first, love deeply, and love silently-walks us through her world of soft glances, unsent messages, and a heart that beat only for him. This isn't the love story people tell. It's the one they hide. Real. Raw. Relatable. Because sometimes... the bravest thing a girl can do is feel everything and still stay.

I will be posting short poems or verses as I get inspired cause it is really hard to get into a particular topic and bring a deep meaning out of it. Most of the poems are the one's who write spontaneously over a period of 5 or 6 minutes and edit them for a day or so. I hope you like them. And please don't be a silent reader. I would love to hear from you all. Just a reminder I am not sad at all. I just thought this might be a healing topic so I wrote these. 1# in relatableaf on 18-04-202 184# in sadpoems on 18-04-2021

For Isha, life has always been a series of equations-some solved with logic, others with heartbreak. It started with the brutal battle of JEE, where she fought against impossible odds, self-doubt, and the pressure of living up to expectations. But clearing exams was just one part of the struggle. College brought its own chaos-peer pressure, overwhelming coursework, and the endless question: What next? Amidst the stress of surviving engineering, Isha found herself caught in the whirlwind of emotions. She fell in love, only to face the ache of one-sided feelings. She gave her heart away, only to watch relationships slip through her fingers. Just when she thought she had lost herself in the cycle of stress, anxiety, and self-doubt-life had one more surprise in store. Because love, like engineering, is unpredictable. Through heartbreak and healing, failures and victories, lost dreams and newfound hope, Isha's journey is about more than just exams and placements. It's about discovering who she is, finding strength in the struggle, and learning that sometimes, the best things in life come when you least expect them. This is a story of resilience, love, and self-discovery. Because in the end, life isn't just about finding success-it's about finding yourself.

This isn't a love story - it's a story about holding on when everything feels like it's falling apart. Annie is just like many of us: sensitive, sarcastic, and trying to find her place in a world full of heartbreaks, family pressure, and tough choices. From school crushes to toxic relationships, from exam failures to endless expectations, her life is messy, painful, and beautifully real. Through every loss and every moment of healing, Annie learns to stand up for herself - again and again, even when it feels impossible. Heartstrings and Hangovers is for anyone who's ever felt overwhelmed, misunderstood, or "too much," but still found the courage to keep going. This is a raw, honest journey - one that doesn't promise perfect endings, only the kind of hope that comes from surviving.

This is random stuff about me, you don't have to read it but if you decided to read it anyways just know that I love you because my life hella boring and sad 😂😂 so enjoy!!! 💜

Welcome to Stephanie's world - a middle school life full of chaos, trauma, and messy vibes. I'm loud loud, unfiltered, will cuss you out for no reason (or every reason). From school drama and complicated crushes to past trauma and family bullshit, I, Stephanie doesn't sugarcoat ANYTHING. (Or maybe just a little) This is my venting. My truth. My chaotic, hilarious, painfully real diary brought to life. Expect jealousy, rage, heartbreak, laughs, and a whole lot of "Did she really just say that?" moments. Warnings: SA, physical and emotional abuse, trauma dumping, big mouth energy, low patience, high chaos.

> I wasn't supposed to like him. He was rude. He wore glasses like he ruled the school. He wasn't even my type. But then came the hallway glances. The accidental smiles. And the girl I told everything to... ended up posting love quotes with him and she dated him. This isn't a love story. It's a diary - full of almosts, betrayals, and glow-ups.

My name's Lunch Box. No, not the tiffin with parathas inside - though Riya usually keeps one of those close too. I'm her diary. Her secret vault. Her stage, her therapist, her gossip buddy. And I've got a soul - not that anyone believes me. Riya Sharma, my human, is what the world calls "chubby." She rolls her eyes at that word, but honestly? She owns it. She doesn't walk into a room quietly - she fills it, with her laughter, sass, and the endless stash of chips she carries around like treasure. From dodging Professor Sharma's sleep-inducing lectures, to surviving Megha's fashion experiments, to clapping back at Varun (the cousin who thinks he's funny but isn't) - Riya's life is never boring. Kabir, the quiet artist, sketches her when he thinks no one's watching. Naina, the overachiever, secretly wishes she had Riya's confidence. And Aunt Sunita? She makes sure we're all fed with laddoos before any crisis. But what people don't see is the real magic - how Riya transforms every doubt, every snide comment, every moment of insecurity into something powerful. She's not "just the chubby girl." She's the sun in her circle, the voice everyone listens to, the heart everyone comes back to. And me? I'm here to tell you her story. Every laugh, every tear, every secret wish - I've got it all written down. Because Riya Sharma isn't just living her life. She's dominating it. "Snacks in her bag, sunshine in her soul - being round never stopped her from ruling her world."

A hilarious, chaotic peek into the mornings of someone who absolutely cannot deal with the world before caffeine and music. From drool-soaked sheets to dogs chewing themselves into oblivion, this story captures the absurdity of early hours, overstimulating people, and the internal panic of having to face society before you're ready. Part diary, part stand-up routine, part survival guide, it's raw, unfiltered, and brutally honest-perfect for anyone who's ever just wanted to stay under the covers and ignore humanity.

This first installment in the sequel of 'The Life of Stuart', will be about his middle school and elementary school love life. This story will also talk about what he has gone through in life.

Meet Zoe Harper, a no-nonsense maid with a knack for sarcasm and an even bigger crush on Alexander Carrington, the billionaire who lives in the penthouse she keeps spotless. Zoe is weirdly fascinated by his awkward habits. Instead of the usual "billionaire chases poor girl" story, Zoe flips the script by going full-on detective to get Alexander's attention. Alexander, who's more used to being admired from afar, starts to notice Zoe's relentless and utterly ridiculous charm. But just when things start to look promising, Zoe finds herself second-guessing everything and tries hilariously awkward ways to back out of the whole mess. It's a story about chasing what you want, messing up spectacularly, and realizing love might be the last thing you expected.

read da title, will ya?