Selfhealing Stories

"Sometimes, the hardest part of loving someone... is pretending you don't."

To those who thought that the fairytale is over once the Villainess is caught and got what she deserve... "You foolish things... You will never be able to stop me, unless you kill me." "As long as I'm alive, I will never let you be happy." "Once I die, my wicked soul will haunt you and all your descendants. I curse you all!" "Yes, I'm wicked, mean, and bad. That's because I'm not a hypocrite and faker who hides my dark side with a sickening smiley face!"

What does it feel like when your body is fighting a fever, but your heart is hit by a reality far more lethal? For Lara, two weeks of illness were a living hell. Not because of the physical pain, but because she had to watch her husband's promises crumble on the street alongside another woman. The betrayal was made perfect when a mocking message appeared on her screen, flaunting an intimacy shared while Lara lay helpless. Amidst the scent of medicine and the hollow echoes of her home, Lara must choose: to crumble into dust, or to transform her tears into lethal ink. This isn't just a story of betrayal; it's about a woman reclaiming the pen of her destiny and proving that dignity cannot be bought with cheap apologies.

Some places don't ask questions. They just let you stay. The Purple Hour Café is one of them. A quiet space where strangers arrive with heavy hearts and leave with something they didn't know they needed. No one knows how they find it. But the ones who do... never forget it. This is a story about healing, silence, and the kind of love that doesn't need to be loud to be real. "Some stories don't begin loudly... They begin when someone finally stops running."

Come Back Home Daniel was raised to know God, to walk in faith, and to live a life with purpose. As the son of a pastor, his world was built on prayer, love, and truth. Everyone believed he would grow into the man God called him to be... including himself. But everything changes when he leaves home for college. Far from his family and the life he has always known, Daniel is introduced to a new kind of freedom. New friends, new experiences, and a different way of living begin to pull him in. Little by little, he starts drifting away from his faith, making choices he never thought he would make. What once felt right slowly begins to feel distant. And even though he tries to fit into this new life, something inside him feels empty. Then one moment changes everything. Faced with the reality of where his choices have led him, Daniel is forced to confront the truth he has been avoiding. In his lowest point, he remembers the God he left behind... and the life he once had. But coming back isn't always easy. "Come Back Home" is a story about faith, mistakes, and redemption. It's about losing your way and finding it again. It's about grace that never runs out, even when you feel no undeserving. Hi Because no matter how far you go... God is always ready to welcome you back. (Author : There are 2 individuals named Samuel 1 is Daniels dad the pastor, second is Daniels friend.) Read and give your honest opinions!

This is a collection of emotions that were never spoken out loud. A journey through broken moments, silent nights, and the invisible weight of pain we all carry at some point in life. Each piece in this series reflects a fragment of the heart- shattered, lost, and slowly learning to breathe again. It is not just about heartbreak... it is about surviving it. About sitting with your silence, understanding your tears, and slowly turning pain into strength. Because healing is not sudden. It happens in fragments- quietly, gently, and beautifully. And sometimes... a broken heart doesn't end. It begins again. 🌙

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She didn't write to be understood - she wrote to stay alive. Each page of this diary breathes with the quiet ache of a girl who refused to disappear beneath her pain. This isn't a story about heartbreak. It's about surviving yourself - the long nights, the silent mornings, the moments when even breathing felt too loud. Dear the Girl Who Survived Everything is a diary that refused to heal alone. It's inked in honesty, trembling hands, and a heartbeat that kept going even when everything else stopped. Read it slowly. Feel it deeply. And maybe, somewhere between her words and yours, you'll remember - you made it too.

What happens when the wish you hold closest to your heart remains unfulfilled? Aarohi and Anaya shared a bond that defied the odds-an unbreakable friendship filled with love, laughter, and a deep understanding of each other's struggles. Anaya, bright and hopeful despite her haunting past, was Aarohi's light. And Aarohi's unspoken wish? For her best friend to finally find happiness. But fate has other plans. When tragedy strikes, Aarohi is left with questions she can't answer and a void she can't fill. As she pieces together the truth behind Anaya's hidden pain, Aarohi embarks on an emotional journey of love, grief, and hope. Sometimes, unfulfilled wishes hold a meaning far beyond what we can imagine. Will Aarohi find closure, or will she forever be haunted by the echoes of a wish that slipped away? This is a story of friendship, heartbreak, and finding strength in the darkest of times.

In the quiet beach town of Sunset Harbor, life has always felt simple. Ocean sunsets. Late-night bonfires. A group of friends who grew up together and believed nothing would ever change. For Lina Smith, high school was supposed to be just another chapter-focus on grades, spend time with her friends, and stay far away from unnecessary drama. But everything begins to shift when the new school year starts. Nolan Sawyer, her childhood best friend, has always been the one person who understands her the most. Confident, protective, and endlessly loyal, he has stood beside Lina through every stage of her life. What Lina doesn't realize is that Nolan has been hiding a secret for years. He has loved her for as long as he can remember. Then there's Adam Sawyer-the charming, unpredictable star of the football team. Popular, fearless, and used to getting what he wants, Adam suddenly finds himself drawn to Lina in a way he never expected. And just like that, the calm rhythm of Sunset Harbor begins to change. Friendships are tested. Hearts get broken. Jealousy, misunderstandings, and unspoken feelings slowly pull the group apart. Between late-night beach bonfires, unforgettable summer nights, and the bittersweet moments of growing up, Lina must figure out what love truly means-and who has been there for her all along. Because sometimes the person meant for you... is the one who has been standing beside you the whole time. And sometimes love takes years to finally be noticed. Set against glowing sunsets, crashing waves, and the chaos of teenage emotions, Is This What High School Feels Like? is a story about friendship, heartbreak, and discovering the kind of love that never really left.

They called him cursed... A boy whose words turned into reality. Every mistake... every disaster... every loss- was blamed on him. So he stopped speaking. Because when your words destroy the world... silence feels safer. But what if the truth was never about a curse? What if his words were never meant to destroy... but to create? This is not just a story. It's a reminder- Your words are not powerless. They are shaping your reality... every single day. So choose carefully. Because what you speak... becomes.

A story about a girl who learns to change and a boy who learns to love. ═══════ [HIGHEST RANKINGS: #536 RO 061215, #809 FF 021617]

"Looking for Something Real" is not a love story. It's not even a heartbreak story. It's about becoming. About carrying invisible weights, surviving goodbyes that had no words, and learning that peace is sometimes louder than love. Through 12 deeply honest chapters, this book takes you on a journey of hope, loss, loneliness, and self-discovery. It's for anyone who has ever felt unseen, unheard, or "too much" - and is still brave enough to keep searching for something true. Raw, emotional, and quietly powerful - these words are a hand to hold on the nights when silence feels too heavy. Maybe you're not just looking for real. Maybe, like me, you're learning to become it.

It's with great joy and a mind at peace that I introduce to you my newest mind piece "Words buried in blood". For the most part of this year I was buried in self-doubt and self-unappreciation that was created by the fear of failure. To think that I couldn't find my win in that fear for so long makes me agitated, "better late than never" they say. My fear is a booster-seat to this front row of euphoria immersed in this wine-like drip that is life. This book is guaranteed to aid your spontaneity, so be forewarned about this amazing experience. --Dahiru Amina, poet. Release date: 13th September 2019

Hey, love... I know how strong you stood while they fought - like you weren't even there. How the silence became your language. How you hated them, even when your heart screamed, but they're my parents. You were just a child, forced to carry storms not meant for your shoulders. Let me hold your pain now. Let me trace each scar gently, and start again... from the night it all began.

These aren't poems. They're just letters i never sent. Written on nights when it hurt too much to say things out loud. Maybe he'll never read them. And maybe that's okay. But i'll keep writing until it ends - until he gets married, or until he tells me to stop. I guess this is how it feels to love someone who isn't yours. - Rivienna

> Some letters are never posted - not because the words aren't real, but because the heart finally learned silence is its own closure. "Letters I'll Never Send" is a soft, emotional poem about love, loss, and the quiet strength of letting go.

SARRA ALTHEIA DWIPA Menjalani hidup berstatus single diusia kepala3 dengan pekerjaan yg statis, pertemanan yg perlahan menghilang satu persatu

Sometimes we were forced to be who we are. We lost ourselves when trying to become a person, People don't see it, They were there to judge, And you need to crawl to get yourself back. This is a book from you to you. Malay & English