Retrospection Stories

What if memories were rooms we could revisit? Retrospective is a collection of thoughts, stories, and emotions gathered from moments that refused to disappear. At fourteen, I do not claim to understand love the way movies or novels describe it. But I understand what it feels like to care deeply, to lose people slowly, to replay conversations at midnight, and to carry emotions that feel heavier than they should. I may not understand everything about my life either. Truthfully, I think nobody really does. We are all just moving through unfamiliar days, collecting lessons from mistakes, heartbreaks, and moments that change us quietly. I am still learning, still questioning, still trying to make sense of things that do not always have clear answers. This series is not written by someone who has figured life out. It is written by someone who is trying their best to, for those who I believe are trying their best as well. This series was born from the idea that memories never truly leave us. Some become warm reminders of who we used to be. Others stay like unfinished sentences, following us into places we thought were new. Through these chapters, I invite you to look back with me. Not to stay trapped in the past, but to understand it. To revisit old versions of ourselves, grieve what changed, appreciate what remained, and learn that healing does not always arrive loudly. If you have ever missed someone who still exists, held onto moments that ended too soon, or felt homesick for a version of yourself, maybe you will find a piece of yourself here. Welcome to Retrospective.

Words of affirmation love and wisdom.

My thoughts in rhymes and verses. Warning: Mature Language

A romantic, funny and a little spicy story about an insecure girl who is in love with her classmate.

Very short drabbly retrospective of Lucas's mind as he deals with Max's coma and...stuff.

A summary of a bad relationship that should have never been.

An old man reminisces the past as he lies on his death-bed.

The person you are now may not be who you thought you'd be

Pain isn't something you can seal , Pain doesn't goes away until you heal . Pain doesn't knocks upon your door without a reason, Pain passes by like changing seasons. So hold on , breathe ; let it flow, Carry it's mark wherever you go. Pain wouldn't drown you , it's gonna teach you how to fly. Just don't give up this time , Bleed , run , crawl but please do try! There's always a light waiting for you if you believe, It's always gonna take you to the place you were meant to be. ***************************************** P.S - It's just a journal that's more of poetry, prose and phrases ✨

My thoughts cleverly constructed in intricate stanzas of many different poems. P.S. The cover will probably change allot according to my mood.

a story behind one of south park's worst parent couples, and if they truly earn that title as they raise a mentally, (and emotionally) challenged child. this is (sorta) a vent fic, but its mainly me wanting to delve deeper into the generation when all the adults were pesky 10 year olds. (not to mention an excuse to write about my favorite south park family of all time) ah, tw i guess? i'll add them as i go along

Just some views on things..

Everly Laine had never even heard of Felix Abernathy before he just texted her out of the blue one day. She never knew that leaving her phone number on a tutoring flyer could bring her to finding her best friend (and maybe more.) This is a story written between two point-of-views. It's Felix and Everly looking back on their lives together. (Format inspired by Just the Highlights by @tangles-)

A collection of 10 poems of varying forms and structures. The past is a funny thing.

PREQUEL TO BIOMETRICS June 2012 at the University of the Philippines Manila. An exchange college student and aspiring writer identified as 'LEE' got lost around the campus on his way to the dorm until he encountered a serious guy name Simoun and his friends - Rose and Silo. The three thought he was spying on them while they're having a secret conversation, but later came to trust him. They agreed to let him join their circle and help them find Simoun's father, an alien warrior name SAMUY, who is captured by the local authorities. We follow the turn of events in the eyes of the secret writer. ••• AUTHOR'S NOTE: This is a work of fiction. The names, places and circumstances in this book, while they may be coincidental, are used solely for entertainment purposes. 🌟 As an update, the author makes several changes to improve the writing without ever having to rewrite the whole book all over again. TARGET AUDIENCE: Young Adult (ages 15-24) PUBLISHED: 7/27/2020 FINISHED & UPDATED: 2/13/2021 ~ 8/5/2021

Thomas just wanted to go home. Instead, a simple question from his neighbor - "Do you believe in God" - becomes the spark that sets his entire world on fire.Suddenly, people treat him differently. His things go missing. His car is tampered with. And every time he reaches out for help, he's told he's paranoid. As he writes poems to stay grounded, Thomas watches his life shrink around him until he's pushed out completely - excommunicated from the community he once trusted.This is his story. His truth. His unraveling. And his fight to hold onto himself when everyone else insists he's wrong.

A reflection on the aftermath of a break up, and the emotions that follow.

Dreamer: All In Due Time