Self-control Stories

What if the strongest being in existence feared only one thing not losing power, but losing themselves? A philosophical fantasy exploring absolute power, self-control, love, and the true meaning of strength.

Jacob Everson is a college student at Harvard who has never been a fan of popularity and love, but soon a guys comes into Jacob's life and Jacob can't help but feel himself questioning, is this so wrong? DON'T READ IF YOU'RE NOT INTO BOY X BOY!

I want to be your hands and feet I want to be your voice even when I speak I want to run to the ones in need, in the name of Jesus Continuation of my first book "God is Real" A story of none other than my own life. Read into my journey with God.

This is about Lily Waterson, a sought-for criminal in England, and Aspen Gold, a girl with her own share of problems to deal with, going on their own paths and trying to solve their own problems. At first glance they seem like an almost-ordinary duo but the difference is that they need to worry about controlling their powers too or they could endanger all the school. So what will happen when their paths cross on a very dangerous mission, a mission that puts Aspen in danger and a mission that Lily was expecting? A mission that tries to solve an enigma on both their lives and a mission that will cause them to become wanted? Well then it's going to be just: 2 girls and 1 crime ----------------------------------------------------------- an adventurous magical tale with a twist you may see coming...or not

make you able to control your self

some frindships are more addicting than others

I fell for you twice honey, but maybe you'll never know why I fell twice

THE LAST PERSON I'M ALLOWED TO LOVE Nikolai Sokolov believes control is survival. After a relationship that left him emotionally dependent, he enters a thirty-day Emotional Detachment Program. The rules are absolute: no relationships, no attachment, no intimacy. Anya Volkova joins because she can't stop returning to the man who breaks her. She doesn't trust herself anymore. The program feels like protection. Paired as accountability partners, their job is simple: enforce the rules. At first, it's clinical. They track impulses, challenge each other, and keep distance. Nikolai respects Anya's honesty. Anya sees through his control. Then something shifts. The more they detach from the past, the closer they grow. Conversations linger. Boundaries blur. What they're building feels more real than anything they've left behind. When Anya almost goes back to her ex, Nikolai stops her not with rules, but with truth. He doesn't want her to go. Not because of the program... but because it would break him. That changes everything. Now they're a risk. Watched. If they cross the line, they fail. In the final week, Nikolai is given a choice: distance himself and succeed, or hold on and prove he's still dependent. Anya chooses first. She pulls away to protect him. He sees it as proof of what he's always feared: love leaves. They finish the program apart successful, but empty. On the last day, Nikolai understands: detachment wasn't strength. It was fear. He goes to her with nothing but honesty. He chooses her not out of need, but willingness. And Anya chooses him back not because she needs him, but because she wants to. They leave not healed, not perfect but real. A story about control, restraint, and choosing love when every rule tells you not to.

The Mental Health Epidemic has been part of our society and our whole universe for decades and yet many of us (not a huge fraction of the whole world) are working on breaking the stigma around the epidemic, spreading awareness and light to the subject, promoting positive mental health, sharing all our stories tied to the issue and overall helping the rest of the society contributing to setting all those suffering and living with mental illness (in silence and those in the working process of speaking up about their illness overall the whole epidemic) free of the nasty yet deadly stigma and discrimination linked to the issue. This issue is in the process of moving forward and improving this Epidemic for a greater result in the world but we all still have a long way to go. We have accomplished a small achievement of having more of society viewing depression and anxiety disorder not taboo as seen before, but still others like schizophrenia, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder plus many others still are still being seen as taboo. As a weakness, a fault in someone, failure, etc. We need to continue our parts in this moment with solving this huge, yet ever so important Epidemic to help save others from suicide, and severe medical issues. Along with being silenced by the stigma and discrimination around the issue itself. People don't realise how much harm they are doing with the words they choose when speaking to their loved ones, friends, co-workers until it's either too late or things that involve taking big risks (which in cases like this, are very well supported and wise; along with being helpful with making change in this issue without forcing or demanding others to view the issue/illnesses in a postive light. And so this book is here (send me a message if you want your stories, articles, thoughts included here) to inspire, encourage others that they are not alone and that life gets better. It just happens gradually, not overnight.

Emily goes through a tough time handling with boys and also the popular girls. She finally gets a chance to move to Texas. Will she choose to go to Texas, or stay with her best friend? Read to find out! There will be a new book coming out soon! Enjoy!

When we were kids, we were scared of monsters that live under our beds. As we grow older, we realise those monsters actually live in our heads. Those monsters are actually a part of us. They exist due to the darkness and negativity in our hearts and mind. We don't have to fear them but we just have to learn to control them. This book contains stories about people who learn to live with those monsters, taming them but there also people who let the monsters consume them. Which one is your choice? A/N : This book is just my creation. They are not real stories.

I got the inspiration to write this right after watching the movie "One Thousand Words". It's on Netflix I strongly suggest watching it. I adjusted the concept of the movie to my daily life. I tried my best to keep the main rules of the Tree. Every word means one lost leaf. The more leaves lost the sicker one gets. What happens to the tree happens to ones self. Written words also count as speaking. In the movie, Jack Mcall (played by Eddie Murphy) uses gestures and general hand signs. I wasn't sure if sign language applied to speaking or gestures, but I believe it does. It would make sense since that is an actual language, and is used frequently among deaf people.

Carla is the brightest and most loved girl in her school. Naomi is kinda clumsy but cute, Derek is kinda tough and harsh. Nathan is lazy but smart enough. Can they be together?

Just your daily morning pick-me-up✔️ *food for the soul🙏💭*

My story could be titled, "Trauma, an Epic." Break the cycle. Trauma only defines you, if you allow it to. I share my stories in hope it will help everyone who feels alone with PTSD / panic / anxiety / and childhood or adult trauma.

My thoughts on self control.

vie pour toi et non pour tes parents, tes parents ne son qu'un guide pour te conduire vers le droit chemin mais pas les maîtres de ta vie. Ne fais l'erreur de cesser de vivre a cause de tes parents comme je l'ai fias