Supportgroup Stories

In which two boys meet at a support group.

So. We are going to support and protect @Savieeveelover ok? ok.

"Sleepless in Seattle" is a novel about a man named John who struggles with chronic insomnia. His sleepless nights take a toll on his physical and emotional well-being, leaving him feeling isolated and disconnected from the world around him. But when he stumbles upon a cozy cafe in the heart of Seattle, he finds a sense of comfort and community that he never knew he needed. Through his daily visits to the cafe, John meets a cast of quirky characters, including a barista with a heart of gold, a writer searching for inspiration, and a group of insomniacs who gather for weekly support group meetings. As John navigates his insomnia and tries to find a way back to a good night's sleep, he discovers the power of human connection and the resilience of the human spirit. "Sleepless in Seattle" is a heartwarming and relatable story about finding hope and healing in unexpected places.

Ghosts need support too. Dan is a newly dead and needs some help coping with the loss of his own life. Where does he go you ask? Well... Isn't it obvious? He goes to The Undead Support Group. (I unpublished this a while ago because it just wasn't very good... But now its back! And hopefully it's not as cringy as before)

Life sucks; its B.S. It sucks even more now. My name is Melody Grace. It sounds like a musical note married a beautiful flower. Its like no matter what happens, I'll be one of the peppiest rainbows on earth. But I'm nowhere near that. Say hi to the depressed, bullied life that you know as mine. And what makes my life suck even more, you ask? Well my dear parents put me in an Anger Support Group. Yep, that's right. An Anger Support Group. ~ Completed: August 2015

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"Things can test you, but they cannot break you..." -222 {Mary-Kate Olsen X Fem OC} ------- Special Thank you to @trillgravity for all their help with the creation of this book :)

Short story about a suicide note, a support group, and the road to recovery.

Julia hasn't been able to get a good night's sleep in six months! She is desperate enough to try anything in order to get her REM sleep. Finding an intriguing website, Julia learns about The Insomnia Club, a place where insomniacs can get together, de-stress, and find their way to Dreamland. Little did she know that she would find her way to love as well! And maybe love is all she needs. (Please note: This is a short story. No more chapters will be added. I may, someday, expand this into a novel, but I have many other books that have a higher priority to me.)

sadly, we don't always get what we want ~~~~~~~~

Despite the Support Group that has bought her a few years, Reagan has never been anything but antisocial, her life story inscribed upon diagnosis of social anxiety. But when her mother sends her away for the summer, and a gorgeous plot twist suddenly appears, Reagan's story is about to be completely rewritten.

⚠️: do not read this if you have suicidal thoughts, severe depression, or are triggered easily as this work will mention suicide, feelings of hopelessness, bullying, etc. please consult with a doctor/therapist if you have anything listed above. 'a black girl in a white lgbtq+ family isn't always accepted in new york. and that's one of the problems with society.' ongoing.

Sage Wells and Harry Styles meet at a mental health support group.

Being turned into a vampire at eleven sounded exciting... ...for about the first year. Five centuries later, it's mostly paperwork. You can't rent an apartment because everyone thinks you're a child. You need adult-looking vampires to pretend to be your parents just to see an R-rated movie. Every few decades, you fake your identity and start elementary school all over again, smiling politely while your history teacher explains events you personally witnessed. Thankfully, there's a support group. A secret community for vampires who were turned as children or teenagers, where the members are centuries old, dress like grandmas because that's how old they feel, and help each other survive a world that refuses to believe they're adults. For Elias, who has looked eleven since the seventeenth century, life gets a little easier thanks to his "guardian"-a vampire who looks thirty but is actually younger than he is. To everyone else, they're parent and child. In reality, they're two cranky elderly roommates who argue over chores, complain about modern life, and occasionally have to fool teachers, cashiers, and government officials into believing they're a perfectly normal family. A heartwarming supernatural comedy about found family, eternal childhood, and the strange reality of growing old without ever growing up.

A guilt-riddled Werewolf, a lonely Vampire and an angry Sorceress walk into a support group and learn that a cure to all their worries may be hiding in the nearby woods. Can they get out of their own way and each other's long enough to find it?

This is a story about a boy and a girl who never knew each other existed until one day they locked eyes for the first time at a depression support group...

in which Sophie bands together a group of mentally ill teens in order to show them that they're not alone //lowercase intended// highest ranking: #423 in short story 11/01/15 This story is part of the following amazing movements: #diverselit #freeyourbody #iamnotmymentalillness #stopbodyshaming #stopmentalhealthstigma

Louis Tomlinson has been with a support group for single dads ever since the mother of his son, Freddie, decided she wasn't ready to be a mum. The transition from a single man to dad wasn't easy for him in the beginning but he's gotten himself into a nice routine. Louis knew he'd never be in a relationship with her anyway because he's gay. His heart only broke for their son because he's not sure he'll ever have the chance to meet her. The support group has helped him out tremendously. He even leads some of the group meetings. During one meeting there's a new face - Liam Payne, a shy young father who is quite lost because him and his high school sweetheart have ended their relationship, leaving Liam to only seeing his baby boy, Bear, occasionally. Louis decides he really wants to help Liam out with his situation. The two become fast friends and Louis starts falling for Liam, who Louis thinks is straight.