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Behind every quiet girl is a story no one hears. At sixteen, her world begins to collapse under the weight of secrets,violence, and silence. Trapped in the home where truth is buried and pain is ignored, she learns that survival sometimes means staying quiet. But silence has consequences. When betrayal comes from the one person she trusted most, she is forced to confront the reality she has spent years trying to escape. This isn't a story about pain. It is a story to survive. And the strength it takes to finally choose yourself. Silent Struggles is a deeply personal story about growing up in the shadow of trauma, learning to survive without having the right words, and finding hope in the smallest, most unexpected moments. Trigger Warning: This story contains themes of sexual abuse, family betrayal, depression, suicidal thoughts, and emotional trauma. Reader discretion is advised.

An Indian girl Aarvi,the main character of the story is highlighted here representing every Indian girl's life.Being neglected by her family and not being provided emotional availabity,this story shows how a girl transitions from being shy and timid to confident and a person who knows her worth. Later the guy she hated becomes the love of her life.

People think teenagers live simple lives. They see laughter in school halls, shared headphones, careless jokes, and late afternoons spent doing nothing important. From the outside, everything looks normal. But no one really knows what waits behind closed doors. Sometimes strangers carry the same pain without ever realizing it. Sometimes the people sitting next to each other every day are fighting battles they never speak about. Adults see teenagers growing up, but they rarely see what those teenagers are surviving. When six teens find each other by accident, they slowly discover how much they have in common not just dreams and music, but silence, fear, and the desperate wish to belong somewhere safe. Friendship becomes their escape. Arguments reveal truths no one meant to share. And as secrets begin to surface, they must decide whether staying together can save them... or if some wounds are too heavy to carry alone. Because sometimes the people who look the strongest are the ones trying hardest to stay alive inside.

Niyati is the story of a village woman who endures the accusations and judgment of her entire community. Despite the hardship and suffering, she ultimately accepts everything as her fate.

Mamman had died in a plane accident while on a national assignment, an accident, they called it, and the country mourned him alongside the others. No one questioned the narrative, not even when the family whispered that something about it felt wrong. It wasn't until Kulu uncovered the truth that the cracks split open, dragging her into a maze of regret and what-ifs. She found herself replaying every choice wishing she had seen the signs earlier. Once the truth surfaced, she could no longer turn away. Moving forward became her only path, and the only form of redemption left to her.

"If Only Trees Could Talk" They say forests are peaceful... but what if they were also alive? This book is a walk through the woods-sunlight on your skin by day, and shadows creeping close by night. With each chapter, the trees speak. They whisper stories of growth, loss, stillness, and strength. Stories that sound a little too familiar. Told from the voice of an ancient tree, this book invites you to fall in love with nature-not just its gentle beauty, but its haunting honesty. With every leaf turned, you'll find a piece of yourself. And by the time you close the final page, you just might see the forest-and your life-through wiser eyes. "You walk through the woods thinking you're alone. But the forest remembers your footsteps... even when you don't."

"I was told not to laugh too loudly-it didn't suit the family." "Someone suggested I change the way I signed my name after marriage." "They discussed my food preferences in a family meeting-without me in the room." None of these moments ended a marriage. None of them caused a scene. And none of them were ever spoken about again. This book begins in those moments. Reasons Why Women Should Not Get Married in India is a non-fiction collection of real, short stories told by women across generations who encountered the strange, uncomfortable, and quietly disorienting realities of marriage. Their marriages were not disasters. Many were stable. Some were loving. But all of them came with small incidents that carried big meanings-moments that made these women pause and wonder when, exactly, they had begun disappearing. Each chapter presents a "reason," not as an argument, but as a lived experience: the comments passed casually at family dinners, the expectations that arrive without discussion, the subtle reshaping of personality, preferences, body, colour, voice, and behaviour. These are not dramatic confessions. They are everyday truths-easy to dismiss, impossible to forget. This is not a book against marriage. It acknowledges that many women build happy, fulfilling partnerships. But it also insists that the quieter discomforts the ones that don't look serious enough to protest deserve to be documented. Intimate, unsettling, and deeply familiar, this book gives language to experiences women usually share only in whispers. It asks no one to reject marriage. It simply asks readers to notice what is usually overlooked. Because sometimes, the strangest parts of marriage are also the most telling.

Some feelings stay quiet, not because they don't matter, but because saying them feels heavier than carrying them alone.

A glimpse into the mind of a broken soul, trapped between wanting help and wanting to disappear.

Warning first story Art credit: LuLuLevy What happend if your trapped in your own body? You can't do what you want? Your just a puppet by your own body. You please others around and ur stuck in your own prison, what is your body. You push yourself everyday but what will happen when your body finally gives up? When you look at your own body you can't even describe it as your own. You give and give everyday a piece of yourself but never take some for yourself. The world is all about giving and pleasing other people and make the world beautifull for them but forget yourself. In this story izuku is trapped in his own body. He can't do what he wants. He ignores his own desires and please other people around. He stuck in his prison made by himself.

He was just six months old when his parents disappeared - no warning, no reason, no goodbye. Raised in silence by grandparents who refused to speak of the past, Aarav grew up with questions that haunted him. Why was he left behind? What were they running from? And why does no one dare mention their names? Now, as a father of two, Aarav is trying to build the life he never had. But when his second child is born, the past begins to creep in - in whispers, in old photographs, in the eyes of strangers who seem to know too much. The more he searches for answers, the more dangerous the truth becomes. Because some family secrets were buried for a reason.

In the quiet moments of life, when words are too heavy or too fleeting, there's a space where the mind wanders. In Silence, I Breathe is a collection of journal entries that explore the raw, unspoken parts of the self. Each entry is a reflection on the struggles, the longing, and the moments of clarity that come in silence. It's a journey through pain, hope, and growth, written with the kind of honesty that only solitude can bring.

This story follows a girl navigating studies, love, heartbreak , failure, family expectations, and the chaos she carried silently within herself.

گلِ نور خان حویلی میں پلی بڑھی ایک معصوم سی لڑکی تھی - مگر زمانے کی تلخی، اپنوں کی بے رخی، اور عورت ہونے کا بوجھ اسے وقت سے پہلے بڑا کر گیا۔ "اشکیرا" ایک ایسی داستان ہے جو دوستی کے خالص رشتے سے شروع ہوتی ہے، مگر غلط فہمیوں، خاموشیوں اور زخموں سے گزرتی ہے۔ یہاں محبت ہے، مگر آسان نہیں... یہاں آنسو ہیں، مگر بے آواز... یہ کہانی صرف گلِ نور کی نہیں، ہر اس لڑکی کی ہے جو سنتی ہے، سہتی ہے، اور آخر کار... خود کو ڈھونڈتی ہے writer: mino achakzai

Poem for the ones who smile through the pain, who hold it together when no one notices they're falling apart.

Silent Struggles is a collection of poems that speaks to the quiet challenges of dealing with mental illness. Through simple yet powerful verses, the book explores feelings of isolation, confusion, and inner turmoil that many face but often can't express. Silent Struggles gives a voice to those who suffer in silence, offering understanding and comfort. It's a reminder that even in the darkest moments, there is strength and a shared experience that connects us all.

A diary turned series "Some people scream. Some people pray. I wrote things down - because speaking them out loud made them real, and I wasn't ready for that." -Ara Shaloh When the world stayed loud, Ara went quiet. In a life stitched with routine, expectations, and invisible wounds, she writes instead - one entry at a time, one heartbreak per page. From job interviews to mental breakdowns, silent bus rides to loud family dinners, Ara searches for peace in coffee, purpose in deadlines, and meaning in Mondays. This isn't a fairytale. It's survival. It's softness. It's strength you'll never notice - unless you read between the tears.

What do you do when your heart is full of noise, but the world only hears your silence? Notes from a Tired Soul is a quiet, powerful collection of thoughts, journal entries, and soft reminders for anyone carrying invisible battles. Through poetic words and honest reflections, this book speaks to the exhausted, the overthinkers, the silently strong. These pages won't give you perfect answers-but they will remind you that your feelings are valid, your soul is not weak for being tired, and healing is still possible. If you've ever whispered "I'm fine" when you weren't-this book is for you.

"The Unspoken Burden of a Girl" is a poignant story about a young girl who silently carries the weight of societal expectations, family honor, and the constant pressure to conform. Despite her strength on the outside, she feels an unvoiced emptiness inside. As she navigates love and relationships, she longs for someone who truly understands her, without judgment. This tale explores the emotional struggles of a girl seeking to express her feelings, find balance, and be seen for who she truly is, all while grappling with the burdens she can never speak aloud.