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  • 𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐢𝐬𝐡 𝐓𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬 by TheManuchrome
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    [RANT BOOK 1] This is not a STORY Book or Collection of POEMS. This is a RANT BOOK. Tired of the billionaire CEO who "smirks" every three seconds? So am I. If you've ever rolled your eyes at a "clumsy" protagonist or a "bad boy" with a heart of gold, you're in the right place. Rants: Dissecting the tropes we love to hate and that need to retire. Interact: Questions to get your blood boiling. Polls: For those who prefer to click rather than type. The Pit: A comment section where the real comedy happens Grab your tea and let's complain together.
  • The Big Fat Indian Headache  by TheManuchrome
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    [RANT BOOK 2] This is not a Romance Novel on Indian Marriage. This is a survival guide. Tired of the 4:00 AM muhurat that only the priest and the pigeons are awake for? So am I. If you've ever wondered why we need 15 different ceremonies for two people to say "I do," or why your distant Great-Aunt is offended because she didn't get the "expensive" box of sweets, you've found your tribe. The Relatives: Dissecting the aunties who treat your single status like a national emergency. The Traditions: Questioning the rituals that make no sense in 2026 but we do them anyway "because tradition." The Chaos: From the 2,000-person guest lists to the groom arriving on a horse that looks more tired than he is. The Mandap: A comment section (The Gossip Corner) where we spill the real chai on wedding disasters. Grab your heavy lehenga, prepare your fake smile for the photos, and let's start venting.
  • Unfiltered Heart  by amidst_aizel
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    Raw thoughts. quiet pain. loud feelings. "Unfiltered Heart" is where everything I never said finally finds a voice.
  • The Unsaid Me: Seen, but Unknown by hadria97
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    All the things I never dare to say.
  • Soul's Diary | Amanda Krey Syndrome by amandakrey0711
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    Soul's Diary | Amanda Krey Syndrome is a collection of pieces of my soul - my true, raw, unfiltered soul. Here you will find my most sincere songs, collections of good and not-so-good things, thoughts and notes that I'm afraid to share, recommendations from the heart, meaningful pictures, and much more. The truth is here. So, welcome!
  • The Landscape of my Emotions: Raw and Unfiltered Poems by iyanaamani
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    Inside this work of writing, you will find my [growing] collection of poems. I use poetry as a means of expressing and understanding myself as well as addressing any healed and/or unhealed emotional wounds. This collection is very personal for me because I am completely honest and do not shy away from the darkest corners of humanity. In my first collection-this is my second-I filtered most of my work and refused to address the most pressing matters in my personal life because I was never sure how others would handle my truth. But now, I think I am more comfortable in my identity and my truth.
  • Not Herself Anymore by ReneeTarvis2023
    ReneeTarvis2023
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    Brooke Harper had the perfect life online. In reality? She was losing everything. When she meets Beau Calloway, her world shifts-but so do the secrets around her. With a manipulative ex, missing money, and a past that won't stay buried... Brooke has to decide who she is when the cameras stop rolling.
  • Late night thoughts  by Valerie-Sanders
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    Late night thoughts that go trough my head
  • Chats with the Void by Yurisession
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    I rant to the void here in a more controlled space I talk anime Manga Comics Yuri Character analysis Takes that piss me off Ethics Shipping culture Maybe hoyo And mainly yuri Don't say I didn't warn you, you didn't read the description
  • The Weight We Carry by hagilyforever
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    Every heart holds a story, and every story leaves a weight behind. The Weight We Carry is a living collection - written in real time, in the middle of survival, burnout, healing, and trying again anyway. These poems come from the spaces between responsibilities: grocery aisles, late nights, applications, shifts, side hustles, and the quiet moments when everything finally catches up. This collection explores the ache of memory, the exhaustion of caring too much, the frustration of broken systems, and the complicated reality of choosing to help when it costs you something. There is grief here, and anger, and dark humor. There is healing, but it is not linear. Hope shows up when it can, but it doesn't pretend to fix everything. Through raw, unfiltered verses, The Weight We Carry holds space for the people who keep going without applause - the helpers, the burned out, the ones trying to build something better while still carrying their own survival on their backs. These poems are for anyone who has felt the weight of the world press down and kept moving anyway. Not because it was easy. But because stopping was never really an option.
  • 404 Error: The Foundations by komikcamuh
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    The perfect life was built on a lie. When a single screenshot from the past resurfaces, a top micro-influencer must choose between digital vengeance and total digital annihilation to save her soul. Luna has mastered the art of the perfect life. As "Aura," the micro-influencer known for her calm self-care aesthetic, she preaches humility and authentic living to 1.2 million followers. Her success rests on the foundation of her flawless online persona. But when an anonymous vigilante account, The Algorithmic Watchdog, leaks a screenshot of a cruel, elitist text Luna sent in middle school-a text she thought was long buried-her curated world collapses overnight. Contracts are cancelled. Followers turn into an angry mob. Desperate to clear her name, Luna and her only real-life friend, Bima, discover the source: Riel, her estranged best friend and an impassioned social activist. Luna realizes Riel didn't just leak the chat; he manipulated the context by cutting out the part where Luna immediately apologized, turning a regretted mistake into a career-ending sin. Caught between the temptation to expose Riel and save her empire, Luna must make the toughest choice of her life: Fight fire with fire and perpetuate the toxic cycle of cancel culture, or commit Digital Suicide-destroying her entire digital existence to build a true, authentic foundation in the real world.
  • A poet who chose to see by RexWroteThis
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    A poet who chose to see explores the tension between truth and comfort, love and illusion, awareness and fear. These poems trace the moments where clarity is possible-but not always chosen. Because sometimes, blindness isn't given- it's chosen.
  • Lucid Darkness by An0nym0us_39
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    I'm not a poet. I'm just a 17-year-old writing down the things I don't know how to say out loud. This is a collection of poems about school, family, growing up, and the kind of pain people don't notice because you're "too young" to be this tired. It's about being compared, being ignored, being told you're fine when you're really not. About smiling in public and breaking down when you're alone. Some of this is messy. Some of it is angry. Some of it probably shouldn't be shared-but it's real. If you've ever felt invisible, misunderstood, or like you're carrying more than you should be at this age, maybe you'll see yourself here. Content Warning: Mental health struggles, self-harm awareness, family issues, emotional distress.
  • Schizophrenic Ramblings (Part 1) by Kaynesev
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    The bizarre workings of his wild mind with music attached! oh yeah.
  • Unfiltered by itsmehsiri
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    Unfiltered poems for you to wake up
  • random stories and fanfics (one-shots)  by ijustwantedtoread789
    ijustwantedtoread789
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    this is a book where I'm basically writing those writing prompts or just random ideas I get that I end up writing down. this will probably include original stories with original characters that i made up on the spot or fan fictions with existing characters that aren't mine, which means a bunch of random fandoms read or not I could care less I just wanna post it because why tf not be warned there are some concerning themes in this so please read the author note at the beginning of each chapter to make sure you don't get uncomfortable.
  • "Whispers of Midnight: Unfiltered Verses" by Kanhara098
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    "Within the pages of 'Whispers of Midnight: Unfiltered Verses' lies a journey through the depths of the night, where thoughts roam free and emotions unfurl. These poems capture the raw essence of midnight musings, weaving together the mysteries, fears, dreams, and desires that surface when the world sleeps and the mind wanders. Each verse is a reflection of the unguarded soul, inviting readers to explore the unfiltered beauty found in the silence of the night."
  • A Year on My Earth by majbarron
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    Mental illness, as real as it gets. This novel shows you the best and worst aspects to having a mental disorder. Uncensored, raw, and honest, I'll change what you think about us. And if you are one of us, consider this an opportunity to let your story be told.