Self-healing storie

Seong Kiyomi was like any other nineteen year old, until she wasn't. After a life-changing surgery that leaves her completely deaf in her left ear and the left side of her face partially paralyzed, Kiyomi wonders if she could ever be loved. Three years later, she meets Hyunjin, a hopeless romantic who wears his heart on his sleeve and sees the world with a childlike wonder-a perspective Kiyomi had long forgotten. He's everything she aspires to be and he makes her want to be better. As their friendship deepens and her feelings grow, Kiyomi's insecurities start to hold her back. Why would anyone willingly choose a person who's been broken, who'd lost so much, when they could have someone more put together, normal and...beautiful. Kiyomi wants nothing but the best for Hyunjin, so when it comes to love he deserved better...right? A story based on true events about self-discovery, growing through the pain and realizing your worth through loving others. Inspired by Hyunjin's Love Untold lyrics: "After becoming someone who loves you, I'm becoming someone who loves myself."

The feeling of pain

Some would call it Animal Farm, but I beg to differ. Following Jojo the Macaw in her story of self-healing, we learn about the diverse natures of our identities defined by our circumstances.

mimi is about to have her biggest break yet, but not exactly in the work field. oh no. she's determined to make the biggest break of her life by finally leaving everything behind in pursue of what makes her happy. or in which a young girl decides to finally chase her dreams and stop trying to meet other people's expectations so she flights away to a quiet and reserved town. Book 1 in the "Finally Free" series •inspired by summer strike and one million yen girl •pictures do not belong to me •slice of life but may have a little romance

The true story of how a small prayer changed my life in an unexpected way.

Thank you

I wrote this for the days when losing a parent still hurts in ways I don't know how to explain. This book is me talking about what it's like to grow up with an absence, to carry grief quietly, and to learn how to live when someone important is no longer there. These poems are not meant to sound perfect. They are written like conversations I'm sitting with you, telling you what I've learned about loss, about becoming strong too early, and about the moments when I just want to stop being brave. Sometimes I Grow Up, Sometimes I Refused Not To is for anyone who had to figure things out alone, who misses someone deeply, and who is still trying to heal without rushing themselves.

This is a poem I have made not too long ago. I was going through a breakup and kept beating myself up about it.

Astrid Santiago grew up under the light of a surname respected throughout the country-child of a powerful family, the face of kindness, and a symbol of social honor. But behind the perfect image was a weary heart and a weakening body, especially after being humiliated and deceived by her fiancé, used for his political ambition, and left shattered before the public eye. As a remedy, her family sent her to their old hacienda in the province. Far from chaos, far from noise, far from the name. There, she met Elias-a quiet but sharp-tongued man, raised in poverty but rich in resentment. Elias harbored a grudge against people like Astrid: the wealthy, the well-named, and those who seemed to have endless honor. But each day, as he watched Astrid-offering help to the villagers, playing with the children, and quietly fighting the pain in her body and heart-Elias slowly began to let go of his hatred. And Astrid, in the presence of a man who knew nothing of her world, began to ask herself: "If I weren't a Santiago... would you still love me?"

In this book will be a voice of a healer named, Stormy Froom. To share my voice as a spiritual healer as one of the many of thousands before me and to the ones to come so people may survive and understand that hope can happen on the other side of pain. Some spend there lives designing the way out through life's passages, daydreaming and wonder when the moment will come to end their pain. As the healer the why is where the venture begins through the nightmares and echoing screams of the heart.

Alli is a 17-year-old girl who has been struggling with depression, anxiety disorder, suicide attempts, and self-harm for years. Her life has been a constant battle against her own thoughts, and she has felt trapped in a dark and hopeless place for so long that she's lost track of time. Despite several hospitalizations and therapy sessions, Alli has not been able to overcome her mental health issues. However, one day, after reaching the brink of despair, Alli decides that she's had enough. She wants to make a change, to fight for her life, and to live a happy and fulfilling one. Alli's journey to recovery is long and challenging, but with the support of her family, friends, and therapist, she begins to make progress. She learns how to manage her emotions, cope with triggers, and build a positive mindset. Alli also discovers new interests and hobbies that help her find meaning and purpose in life. She starts volunteering at a local community center, where she meets people who share her struggles and inspires her to keep going. Through hard work, perseverance, and the power of her own will, Alli slowly but surely transforms her life from one of pain and despair to one of hope and joy.

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More insecure.... -"Where were you this afternoon and who were you with" More dangerous... -I dodged a flying object coming my way Enduring more... -She put her hand over her mouth to muffle her cries.. A house made of cards and us inside... -"So will you... Even if you say it's a useless dream just stay a little more like this~ 《¤》¤《¤》¤《¤》《¤》¤《¤》¤《¤》¤《¤》 description credits: BTS (방탄순년단) - Outro: House Of Cards -not a fanfic-

This is a poetry novel inspired by spaced out thoughts, missing someone, or feeling alone

for healing from guilt or self-disgust for being part of the LGBT+

Every year on her birthday, Ahana opens a list. A list of questions. Some are silly. Some are sharp. Some feel like wounds pressed too hard. She answers the ones she can. She rewrites the ones that changed. And she adds more questions - because life never stops demanding answers. Because growing up doesn't come with closure. Because some questions linger year after year, waiting. ****** Ahana was always the girl with big dreams, perfect grades, and the kind of ambition that made adults smile and other teenagers step back. But at seventeen, she makes a choice no one expected. Not even herself. She walks into classrooms that don't inspire her, laughs with people who don't know her, and stares at the ceiling at 2 a.m., wondering if this is all she'll ever be. There are toxic friendships that drain her, and boys who don't stay. There's guilt for not loving someone back. And heartbreak from someone who couldn't choose her. There are late-night breakdowns, and moments of insane happiness. And always - always - there's the list. Through it all, Ahana keeps writing. Because the questions still matter. Because she's still trying to become the girl her seventeen-year-old self believed in. 'Before the Answers' is not a story of perfection. It's a story of almosts, quiet strength, and learning to be okay with not having all the answers.

words undying, etched to the evergreen

उत्तरोत्तर तथा कथित् वैज्ञानिक चिकित्सा की नई-नई औषधियों एवं साधनों के आविष्कार के बावजूद भी मानव समाज का स्वास्थ्य गिरता जा रहा है। मानव का पूर्वकाल या फिर प्रभु श्री रामचंद्र जी के काल को हम देखें तो हमारा प्रधान आहार कंदमूल एवं फल आदि सात्विक आहार था और 100 से 150 वर्ष तक की आयु पूर्ण स्वस्थता के साथ जीते थे। तो आज यही स्वास्थ्य कहां गायब हो गया है ? आज मानव ने अपने सात्विक आहार और नैसर्गिक जीवन शैली को पाश्चात्यिकरण के झूठे और खोखले दिखावे में तब्दील कर दिया है। २ मिनट में तैयार होने वाले जंक फूड, शीत पेय, मसाले अनेकों सॉस, डब्बा बंद फूड, फ्रोजन (बासी) फूड मे खुद को लपेट लिया है । शरीर इसे पचाने में असमर्थ होने के कारण, गंदगी के रूप में शरीर में जमा होने लगता है जो विषाणु का कारण बनता है और शरीर रोगों का घर बन जाता है। इतने वैज्ञानिक आविष्कारों के बावजूद ऐसा कोई ब्रश