Selfhelp Stories

Miracle Deveraux Kind, forgiving, caring, smart and overall an amazing person. One of the nicest people anyone could get the pleasure of knowing. But she struggled to believe any of this, with each day that past. She thought she was: Annoying, incompetent, worthless, an attention seeker. Replaceable. You see she was always a happy girl growcing up until coming towards the end of middle School. In the beginning of 7th grade was when the torment began. Physically and mentally. She grew up disabled. She had cerebral palsy. Mathias DeLuca Rich kid, spoiled, lacrosse player, popular guy. Man whore personified. One of the biggest assholes you could ever come across. But what few failed to realize that he was more than that. Yes he was still kind of an asshole. Yet, he wasn't spoiled everything he got he had earned. He and his father were always close but they started drifting apart when his mother died in a car accident. This was several years ago. His father got remarried to lucious Wright's mother: Head of the school board. He and his father didn't always see eye to eye on things but they were still extremely close. When his mom died he started having panic attacks and nightmares about the night in question. He was broken and he needed a Miracle to fix him [Word Count: 70,000 - 80,000]

A collection of fragments - whispered emotions in whatever language they choose. Between sleep and waking, in the place where my dreams speak first.

so this is not only a collection of poems I write, but also dark academia aesthetic things that I like, so quotes, tumblr posts (with respect to the users ofc), song lyrics, and basically anything that comes to mind, including some of my own original work as well! hope you enjoy

Echoes of Existence is a collection of poems for those who feel unseen, unheard, or criticized. It speaks to the struggles, the pain, and the resilience within, offering motivation, hope, and a reminder that you are never alone.

For someone who has always been a choice

​This is a ⚡️ Q&A ⚡️BOOK IN WHAT ARE YOU SEARCHING FOR ?, I Open The Floor To Myself and You All to find the answers that ley deeply in our souls. The Questions We Should Ask Ourselves ​Its true importance lies in presenting a set of fundamental questions-the ones that each of us should give ourselves the time to ask, honestly and often. JOIN ME.😁 LET'S SEE THE DEPTHS OF OUR SOULS.

How do you rebuild your life when everything you love is taken in a single night? When the home disappears, the relationship dissolves, and even the chance to hold your daughter slips through your fingers? In The Rebuild, William Taylor shares the raw, unfiltered story of losing everything he once believed was permanent - and the long, painful, and brutally honest journey of becoming a stronger man because of it. This is not a story about blame. Not a story about revenge. And not a story told from anger. It is the story of: • a father fighting to become a man his daughter can be proud of • a man confronting his own patterns, pride, and pain • the collapse of a home, a relationship, and a sense of identity • the quiet, lonely battle of rebuilding from zero • choosing discipline, faith, and maturity over chaos • discovering who you are when life strips you down to the foundation Through heartbreak, mistakes, courtrooms, lost routines, and empty rooms that used to be filled with laughter, William rebuilds every part of his life piece by piece. The result is a powerful, vulnerable, deeply masculine memoir about growth, fatherhood, identity, and redemption. If you've ever felt broken... If you've ever lost something you thought was forever... If you're rebuilding your heart, your confidence, your family, or your future... this book will meet you where you are. The Rebuild is more than a memoir - it's a roadmap for becoming the man you were meant to be after life brings you to your knees. A story of collapse. A story of courage. A story of rising again - not as who you were, but as someone stronger. A must-read for anyone starting over.

This book is a reflection of my teenage life . A collection of thoughts, emotions, and experiences I carried with me before stepping into my twenties. It holds the versions of me that cried in silence, learned through mistakes, grew through pain, and healed in pieces. These pages are filled with the moments I did not always know how to express, the memories I kept to myself, and the lessons I only began to understand once I slowed down and looked back. You do not have to have everything figured out to be proud of yourself. You do not need to be perfect to be worthy of love, peace, or growth. You are allowed to be in progress. You are allowed to take your time. I am not writing this because I have it all figured out. I am writing because I am still becoming. And maybe, if you are holding this, you are too.

How does one get over bad habits? Is it possible? Is it easy? That's what goes on in Elaine's head every day. It's not easy to stop cutting, but is it possible? Elaine is just in high school. Surely, this doesn't happen to others. Will Elaine quit her bad habits, or will they eat at her little by little?

completing the impossible

"So then I dyed my voice a beautiful shade of grey. Not too bright and not too loud." ۞۞ Epiphany + Me Epiphame: A sudden realisation dawning upon Me. ۞۞ In this poetry book I will be writing about things that I feel should be brought forward more or just topics I feel like writing about. Everything written here is by me and me only and has be researched into thoroughly. I hope you like my work. ۞۞ Head over to my Instagram @_mephoria ۞۞ Cover by: @peachspit

Lanterns for the Darkest Nights is a tender, raw, and honest collection of 14 reflections on grief, one for each moment your world feels too heavy to carry. This isn't a guidebook. It's a lantern: small, steady, and here when everything else feels dark. These pages won't tell you how to grieve. They won't pretend the road is straight. But they will sit with you - in the ache, the fog, the hours no one sees - and remind you that you are not walking alone. For anyone who has loved and lost, who is rebuilding from the wreckage, or who needs a soft place to land: these lanterns are for you. A light to hold when everything goes dark.

Not another zodiac book. This is The True Code → the real zodiac + lunar calendar + numerology + tarot blueprint they hid from you. Ready to break cycles, activate your Golden Era, and become your own Oracle? Welcome home. Written by Olyv Whispers.

"Let's explore the world, man. First, we should go to the Himalayas," Ravi said as he was searching best spiritual places of India on his cell phone. "We're not going anywhere," Sid said sharply, his eyes narrowed in disbelief. "Isn't that what you want?" Ravi snapped, for him, Sid was such a killjoy. "The search for truth? That's how all yogis in the past began their journey. Off to the Himalayas for years, and boom, return like you're a God. Do you want peace or not?" Sid felt the question landed him on the horns of a dilemma. He did want to search the truth (the inner calling which he yearns to follow), but at the same time he knew it was impossible to cut off all his attachments. Hey, Mom! I'm going to the Himalayas, don't know when I will return. Life isn't this easy. A moment later, however, the reality hit him like a ball. It's true that most of the great spiritualists ended up in the Himalayas. ___________ Sid's life was ordinary like yours and mine, where you'd find no fantasy or fiction. But he was the possessor of extraordinary trait; he was looking for answers. Little did he know that we're living in a post-truth world. Some say it's an age where truth no longer matters. If you reason with people based on facts they'll explain away their beliefs by saying, "It's true to me and that's all that matters." Politicians spin the yarn of their agenda from time to time, media telecast news based on their political leanings. Social media has led us into an information war. Despite of above all harsh realities, Sid set himself off to find truth. A quest of self-discovery. How about you take this journey with Sid in which only love will reign supreme? It's just that you need to redefine the meaning of love.

This is a book about a kind of attachment nobody talks about, teacher attachment. It explains why and how some students get attached on a deeper level to teachers and how it should be seen as. If you're a teacher, I'd rather you don't read this. Or do it. I don't care.

Eva Flores has uncovered three truths: 1.Her life is a romance novel. 2.She's a side character doomed to die. 3.The bloodied, amnesiac man lying on her couch is the very villain destined to kill her. She's just a damn literature major. Saving the Villain was her first mistake. Letting him stay was her second. And falling for him? Oh, no - absolutely not. Now, the novel's original heroine might be deceiving her friends, the hero won't stop annoying her, and Eva must rely on her own wits to outsmart fate itself. But in a world written for someone else's story, can a side character fight her way into the spotlight and write her own happy ending? --- If anyone wants to discuss this book with me, my Instagram is: @absurdesparadies.

A Christian Guide to True Healing, Restoration & Covenant Transformation

Morgan arrives in Oaxaca searching for clarity-but what she finds is a transformation she never saw coming. Through sweat lodges, shamanic rituals, and the unraveling of old trauma, she sheds the woman she was taught to be and steps into the woman she was born to become. This is a fierce, feminist story of rebirth, unexpected healing, and the fire that forges her new name: Freya. Woven throughout is a clinical "From the Chair" lens-grounded in research and therapeutic insight-inviting readers to reflect on their own journeys of healing, truth, and becoming.

Dereck and Amelia are struggling with their finances, communication, and relationship. Their landlord is trying to evict them. A painful breakup looms for the soulmates if they lose their apartment. The basic demands of society threaten to rip the couple apart or drive them crazy. Their different perspectives on how to earn money leave them at odds. Amelia wants to work, but her job feels like a dead end. Dereck is unemployed, trying to launch a business. Dereck learns a painful life lesson about the reality of entrepreneurship. The American dream seems deferred. For people building out of the mud without role models or starting capital. A fictional narrative, and a poor man's hand guide to wealth-building, financial literacy, and business acumen in one book.

I have lived a hard life, one full of a lot of pain and heart ache and I pushed through it, I fought till I just didn't want to fight anymore. Somehow I ended up finding my way to a little flower shop off the corner down town, little did I know that would be when my new life began.