Self-realization Stories

SARA I made a mistake once. I felt something I had no right to feel. So I buried it. Pretended it never existed. And then, somehow... I became his wife. I told myself it didn't matter. That I didn't need more than what I was given. But loving someone who has already chosen someone else... is not silence. It's slow damage. And the worst part? I still stayed. Until one moment forced me to see. I was never meant to be anything more than what he needed me to be. So I left. Not broken. Just... finished. YASIR I don't entertain what isn't necessary. This marriage wasn't. It served a purpose. It stayed within limits. And she never crossed them. That's why it worked. My life was already decided. My choices already made. There was never room for anything beyond that... and certainly not for something I never asked for. Everything remained exactly as it should. Until the day she walked away like there was nothing left to hold. That's when I realized... some absences don't disrupt your life. They expose it. Five years later, the bond reignites again. But they should now decide whether to hold or...snap it. © 2026 ZEA MIZAD. All rights reserved. This story is the intellectual property of the author. Do not copy or repost.

Claudia D'Souza never planned on becoming attached to anyone at her new school. She transferred in April for Grade 11 expecting exactly three things: awkward introductions, temporary friendships, and emotional survival. Instead, she found herself tangled in loud corridors, complicated friendships, unfinished feelings, and one boy from English class who forgot her name before he ever really knew her. Between almost-loves, shifting friendships, inside jokes, heartbreak disguised as friendship, and the strange loneliness of growing up, Claudia slowly realizes that some people change your life without ever truly becoming yours. "He forgot my name first" is a story about quiet girls, emotionally confusing boys, friendship breakups, school corridors, and the kind of love that lingers long after it ends.

This story is complete work of fiction. if it anyhow relates to anyone that is a total coincident. This story revolves around a girl who wished something soo special from God on her birthday, the story revolves around her wish and what did she wish and what happened to her wish, was the wish fulfilled or not and what did the girl learn from her all this.

Hiiiiiiiiiiiiii I'm Asher/Nyx (yes, one person two names). This is my first story I've written other than crappy children's competition ones or ones for school. Just know that I tried and came up with all these ideas myself. I'm going to try to do a brief explanation that's basically the equivalent of a blurb/summary. Please read the whole description as the TWs are at the bottom. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Samuel is the gay nerd of the school. And guess what? He gets bullied. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Help, I can actually kinda write summaries now. I never can in school ToT. Anyways, if you want to know what else happens, then please read this story. TWs: - Bullying, - Homophobia, - Homophobic slurs, - Violence, - Self harm, - Bad thoughts, - Panic attack, - Swearing, - Some things may be incorrectly portrayed as I may be misinformed or under-informed. - Also, since I know it makes some people uncomfortable. In case you hadn't guessed from the summary there will be: lgbtqia+ characters (e.g. Samuel (honestly, most of the characters)), mentions (e.g. discussing sexuality or gender), and occurrences (e.g. kissing, and something linked to Samuel's secret); all of this more simply known as queerness. :)

you know the drill by now. just a melancholy poet with half-rate thoughts, writing on a whim

A short poem on self-realization

One morning, lestones woke up and realized that they were a new race. But why didn't they feel it before? Who is outside their country - friend or foe? Or maybe they are enemies themselves? But there is no time for reflection. A terrible force is moving on their lands. What should they do: run, surrender or accept the challenge? No one will tell. After all, the wisest can make mistakes. Lestones is a tale about making choices, growing up and accepting yourself. Thank you for your interest to my story! Have a nice reading!

Abandoned when she was a child, she was left to be raised by her foster parents and embraced her fosters sisters as her true family. As she comes of age during her 18th birthday, her whole existences comes to question, her very being unknown. Now with the help of her friends she journeys to discover the truth about her history and what she is.

Stories always teach us a lesson which is why you will often hear the moral of the stories highlighted by our parents/grandparents. Stories give us hope; an emotion that is felt from within and reminds us that something good definitely comes out of the most difficult situations. As time passed by, this tradition of telling stories was taken over by other more modern things such as digital pictures. Nowadays not many kids listen to stories but instead are glued on to ipads/iphones and android phones. It is fascinating to see that in various rural areas they have used various props such as puppets and stones to narrate stories, and to our bewilderment they are mind-blowing. Frankly speaking, I miss all those nights when I used to eagerly listen to all those stories and anxiously wait for the end. In fact, I wouldn't mind listening to them again as they take me back to my childhood. So let's explore the hidden realms of storytelling with these heartfelt stories. After receiving a lot of appreciation for my written stories, I have created Heartfelt Stories which is my first eBook of 5 lovely stories. Each one of these narrates the protagonist's journey, overcoming difficult milestones to manifest a beautiful life. Soon, my second eBook will be launched with more fascinating stories to touch your hear!

Neptune Bama, a girl in her early twenties is transitioning to a young adult woman. Apart from being a typical university student, she has decided love is not her forte. She learns a new definition of what love is. Will she continue to walk the road of a single woman or does life have an interesting surprise in store for her? Please pardon the grammar errors in the book. It is being edited.

* * i waited till the dawn to see the sun rising on YOUR SMILE * *

Avni " Zayan how is the preparation going I am too exited for wedding?" Zayan " Its going well but I am thinking about one question only" Avni " What???" Zyan " Should I invite her or not to this wedding as our all friends are coming " Avani " Who?" Zayan " Arohi" Avni in slow voice " Invite her too as she leaves you alone " Zayan " okay but I am doing this because I want accept my past rather than running from it? I always loves you okay my sweet heart now smile don't be mad at me " Avni in cheerful voice " okay but promise me you always love me " Zayan " okay " he cuts the call he decided to invite her. whats his back story with aarohi ? did his past opens new mystries about him and her? ------------------------------------------------------- My first language is not english so there will be many gramatical and spelling mistakes so plz forgive me for this

"Taming the Beast Within" is a personal reflection on the inner struggle between our higher self and primal instincts. Through the vivid symbolism of a dream, it explores how unchecked desires-lust, passion, and animalistic urges-can pull us off course, and how self-awareness and discipline are key to regaining control. It's a reminder that balance between our instincts and our higher purpose is the path to true self-mastery. This is just the beginning. I'll be adding each chapter daily, allowing the story to unfold piece by piece. This marks the start of many more beautiful creations to come-a journey of thought, reflection, and growth that I hope will inspire others as much as it inspires me. Stay tuned.

There is no crime more heinous than disturbing the slumbering of the mighty coyote - I mean wolf. All William wanted to do was take a nap, but that human just had to go and wake him. And if that weren't bad enough, the despicable figure complete with a truly hideous green-sweater also shouted some rather rude things during the altercation. William assembles a team to go after the human and show him what it's like to be shouted at in your own home. Along the way the group encounters a mysterious being who will challenge the very definition of what it means to be a coyote. Join the coyotes, William, Eli, Asher, Kai, and Mr. Rodgers as they go on the adventure of a lifetime, journey through the maniacal human settlements, engage in epic battles on speeding trains and doomed boats, and ultimately discover that they are mighty, for they are coyotes.

"How To Be A BBW" is a dramatic, comedy about a African-American woman's journey through adulthood, workhood, and relationshiphood all while battling the stigma of being a BBW... A Black Bitter Woman. As she learns to navigate, she also learns how to create a new narrative and allow herself the same amount of grace and love she offers others. Stay tuned and stay inspired...

When you feel like you are not good enough

Just me writing out my feelings.

This is not a just but just a collection of my experiences transformed into a literary piece(Being a teenage girl I don't have much wisdom, so excuse me if I go wrong somewhere)😅 Anyway Let's just begin!😊

𝗝𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝘀𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗼𝗺 𝗽𝗼𝗲𝘁𝗿𝘆 𝘄𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴. 𝗜 𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗱𝗼𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗺𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵. 𝗚𝗼𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗼 𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗺 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗶𝗻 𝗮 𝘄𝗵𝗶𝗹𝗲.

A young man escapes into the mountains, not to find adventure-but to confront the weight of his own memories. As he climbs higher, the silence around him forces him to relive moments of love, heartbreak, and the quiet realization that some connections, no matter how deep, aren't meant to last. In the end, the journey becomes less about reaching the summit and more about accepting the truth he's been avoiding: sometimes, letting go is the only way to move forward.