Teenagerhood Stories

I didn't write this book because I understood everything. I wrote it precisely because, at some point, I stopped understanding. Being a mother to a little girl is a journey full of tenderness, funny questions, hands that reach for you even in their sleep. Then, suddenly-or at least it seems that way-that little girl grows up. And you find yourself facing a teenager who doesn't seek you in the same way. Who looks at you as if you're from another planet. Who locks herself in her room and answers with "I don't know," "nothing," or, worse, with silence. This book doesn't claim to teach. It's just the story of a mother who tried not to give up. Who made mistakes-often-with tone, words, and expectations-but who kept knocking. Gently, without forcing. With love. With fear. With endless patience. Because talking to a teenager is sometimes like trying to translate a language you don't know. But when, even for a moment, you manage to really understand her-truly-then the whole journey, all the closed doors, all the tears, is worth it. If you are a mother-or father-feeling lost in this new world your daughter is becoming, know that you are not alone. I've been there. And this is the story of how it went. Not perfect. Not easy. But true. - Just an ordinary mother, like many, like you.

A story of a girl in the state of depression, trying to get her happiness back but soon realizing something that's missing...

Lots and lotsandlots... Somebody's eyes were watery, sleepy, unable to pay attention to the pages in front of them...but that was the most interesting patient out of all so he had to keep on going... "Lies are a gift. And alcohol is a gift. And being able to forget is also a gift." "And what I knew is that I was not real either, but I had enough reason to realize it. And remember what it's like to be non-existent later." "Don't get fucked up unless you are not alone. Then it's allowed." He looked up from the notes he had collected in a file. Missy was a good kid. Really fucked up, yes, but still good.

A book on self-discovery, chasing after dreams, loving yourself, trusting your guts and the comfort of having a bunch of friends as you find out who you really are. At the end of this book, you'll either might feel like this is a cliche or inspired and motivated but either way, just remember that I'm a seventeen year old teenager trying to figure it out while also helping others too. However, everything written in this book is my own beliefs because I've lived the experiences myself. This book is for my future self, a book to be proud of and for everyone going through a crisis that was made by their minds. I gave this to you ...

This is a love story,but just not ordinary story...

Poems and thoughts about life in general