Uncertain Stories

I don't know where my boat will dock.

Parks Thompson is the confident wrestler who's never needed anyone-until Perry Ellis. A quiet moment in history class sparks something real, and suddenly he can't stop thinking about her. He gives her his time, his jacket, his money-anything to stay close. He tells himself it's love. It's not. It's fear. Perry is smart, genuine, beautiful when she lets her guard down-but she's trapped under her family's expectations and the safe shadow of her perfect ex, Lander. She leans toward Parks, then pulls back. Every retreat feeds his uncertainty: Does she feel it? Is she choosing him? Jealousy burns when he sees her with Lander. Obsession grows. He replays every word, every silence. He threatens, pleads-anything to stop the terror of being left alone. He's survived crashes, pins, everything. But the thought of losing her forever? That fear is bigger than anything he's known. It changes him. It breaks him. In the end, love isn't enough. Fear is. Stuck is a raw young adult novel about obsession, jealousy, uncertainty, and the desperate fight against abandonment-when wanting someone becomes needing them to exist, and letting go feels like losing yourself. For readers who want honest, messy emotion with no easy answers.

The Autobots and Autobots' human friends know Jamie's mental health isn't great, but it worsens yearly. They struggle with balancing helping her and causing her to feel like a prisoner. Now everyone worries they'll lose their friend and is uncertain how to help her. Hoping they can help her, even a little. 7/22-12/2/22 (2025)

Jerome, a Medical Laboratory Science student in the country of Quartria, that study on Northern Wextria University-until he crosses paths with an Accountancy student, Gerald who happens to be NWU's admired campus ambassador. Drawn by admiration and attraction, both of them grew connections in secrecy, balancing between late-night conversations and unspoken feelings. As expectations, ambition, and hidden truths begin to interfere, their love is pushed toward an uncertain edge. The story ends with a single unresolved moment, leaving one question behind: will they choose love, or let it fade into what might have been?

Sometimes, the Isle seems much more easier to deal with than Auradon. But the easy way may not be the best way.

You are drawn into a story where someone dies at every turn.If you're ready, let's begin.

What do you do when the world expects you to have it all figured out, but you're still learning who you are? First Steps Into the Unknown is a collection of raw, heartfelt poems that capture the messy, beautiful journey of early adulthood-a time when the road ahead feels uncertain, but the desire to find yourself is stronger than ever. These poems explore graduation, self-doubt, broken expectations, and the complex, sometimes confusing world of relationships and dating. In your early 20s, you're expected to know what's next, but what happens when you don't? They reflect on that uncertain time, when the future seemed unclear, and your own worth was something you had to learn to define. From the crushing weight of societal pressure to the quiet strength that comes from learning to trust yourself-and to navigate connections with others-these poems explore what it means to take the first step, even when you don't know where you're going. It's about the courage to embrace the unknown and let go of everything that doesn't serve you. This is for anyone who's ever felt lost, unsure, or just trying to figure it out. It's for anyone who's ever dared to move forward when they didn't know what they were moving toward. Because the first step isn't about the destination-it's about trusting yourself to keep going.

A quiet poetry collection about repetition, uncertainty, and the spaces where meaning softens rather than disappears. From familiar circles to fading paths, unnamed feelings, and distant echoes, these poems listen instead of rushing toward answers. For anyone learning how to stay with what lingers.

a book of philosophy and random theories and thoughts

A new boy moves to a new school and became distant cos of what he is facing at home. At school a girl took interest in him since he was extremely brilliant and was taking her spot in the class little by little. After many tribulations and insults they later became friends who really liked each other but did not want to tell in order not to be refused and while hiding their feelings a boy comes in and destroy everything. Will they be able to come back and survive the trials of love???

a First person point of view story telling poetry, as the character suffers from betrayal, uncertainties, and heartbreak. Where such experiences teaches him on things that's meant to be learned when it comes to love.

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just when we feel comfortable, this uncertainty sets in: who are we really? and it becomes unsettling, when we realize, just how little we know about ourselves compared to how others view us. just some poetry i've written over the years. these poems tend to focus on the uncertainty of life, anxieties, and depression they are written straight from my own experiences and thoughts so many of these poems are kinda personal, but nonetheless, i hope you enjoy them. :) it's also kind of a dumping ground for whatever poetry i write and like. :) *just a heads up, these poems describe things about depression that may trigger some.*

Her For years I do nothing but hope Finally closing the book that should have done years ago. Him No matter how hard we fight we are not each other's end game.

What would you sacrifice to be yourself? Your family? Your faith? Your safety? For Arsh Shah, a femboy raised in an orthodox Muslim military household, the answer unfolds in London-where two men offer different versions of love, and only one offers the freedom to exist completely. How many versions of yourself can you kill before there's nothing left? Arsh has been erasing Adina for 18 years to please his military father. In London, he finally has space to breathe-but freedom means losing everything: family, security, and the illusion of safety. For fans of Call Me By Your Name, Red, White & Royal Blue, and The Moor's Last Sigh-a queer Muslim love story that explores the cost of authenticity when family, faith, and identity collide. Duty says hide. Desire says live. Survival means choosing.

he was a ghost..pale skin,colour drained out of his eyes and emotions taken out of the heart. Nobody really cared about his presence until he finally did what ghosts do- he disappeared.

Dorm Room Chronicles dives deep into the unfiltered chaos of campus life as Ethan and his roommates-Nigel, Luke, Jake, and Malik-navigate friendship, wild nights, and forbidden temptations. Between laughter, secrets, and late-night confessions, their dorm room becomes the center of drama, mischief, and unforgettable memories. As Ethan's double life of love and lust starts to spiral, the boys realize that growing up isn't just about grades or girls-it's about surviving the madness of youth one crazy night at a time.

Even if my dreams differ from yours - that does not mean they are silly and dumb.

{𝕿𝖍𝖆𝖓𝖐 𝖞𝖔𝖚 𝖋𝖔𝖗 1.5𝖐 𝖗𝖊𝖆𝖉𝖘} This is a fanfiction out of probably millions that ship sweet Rumi with broken Jinu. But what if they never met? Or they did and can't see each other? What would happen if Jinu made a move to be more than just friends? I could write about all of these and none of them. It could be set in the future. It could be set in the past. Why don't you read it to find out?