Well-being Stories

Elaine is a college student trying to navigate her life in a new environment far from home and fitting in with the new set of people she's meeting. How will she navigate this new territory she's about to enter. Follow Elaine on her journey

A man enters a previously unseen forest in hopes of finding safety from a destructive event outside. This forest is not empty however, nor is it a forest in any typical sense of the word. What will he find, and what will find him?

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Silent Storm: Healing from Childhood Trauma, Depression, and Social Anxiety by Anushma M A compassionate guide for those quietly carrying emotional pain. Silent Storm explores the impact of childhood trauma, depression, and social anxiety - and gently shows the path to healing. Through personal insight, self-help tools, and empowering truths, The author reminds you: you're not broken, and you're not alone. Healing starts here.

For those who want a thigh gap but don't know what exercises to do. I introduce the one week thigh gap challenge! Credits go to @LOWERCASE_GIRL on making this cover!

When I was younger (not too long ago), I had OCD (or obsessive-compulsive disorder). Yes, that little disease that you barely ever hear about. Even though almost every teenager take the self-hatred road at some point, when you always stay that way, even in adulthood, enjoying life as it is intended becomes very complicated. Now, at 23 years old and cured (kind of?), I'm writing hoping that my journey to recovery and self-love can help you find yours as well. To be cured is to be aware of everything that ever mattered in your life. Disclaimer : I am french, so my english may not be totally accurate. My apologies in advance if so!

Don't judge a book by its cover. At seventeen, Charlotte looks like she has everything under control-beauty, discipline, confidence. But beneath the surface, she is drowning in impulsive choices, overwhelming emotions, and the regret that follows the things she can't seem to stop herself from saying. Reese has spent his entire life in the foster system, moving from home to home and never staying long enough to feel wanted anywhere. Guarded, observant, and used to being left behind, he's learned not to expect much from anyone. When their lives collide, two teenagers carrying more pain than they know how to name begin to see each other in ways no one else ever has. As they navigate the chaos of growing up, identity, and healing, Charlotte and Reese discover that empathy, therapy, and unconditional support can change everything. A raw and heartfelt story about mental health, connection, and what it means to be truly seen.

My food diaries. May include cheese. Who am I kidding, it will definitely include cheese. And exclamation marks!!!

these affirmations are random. you can request anything.

You must not allow circumstances to master you, but you must master your circumstances.

this is just a short story about a persons life in nit really a writer so I hope everyone who reads this will not be to harsh on me about it.

Poetry. Love & heartbreak. Death and rebirth.

A more serious book, while I like indulging in writing these fictional stories, it's also important to help my readers in any way I can. This time it's about the life of a hopeless romantic, and how to combat this type of lifestyle. Because it's not good, for your physical or mental health. I don't want anybody living that type of life.

Rebuilding the Foundation: Finding My Way Back to 'Enough' (Part 2) Admitting I was broken was the first step. I took a leave, starting a non-linear recovery. "The Great Unplug" meant disconnecting from digital noise, finding quiet, and simply being. I prioritized sleep and simple meals. "Reconnecting with Self" involved small steps: walks, music, journaling. Therapy helped me see that my drive for "more" came from fearing I wasn't "enough." "Redefining Success" was profound. I shifted from external achievements to presence, genuine connection, well-being, and meaningful work. Back at work, I set firm boundaries: no emails after 6 PM, no weekend work. I learned to say "no" without guilt, focusing on impact. My life isn't perfect, but I now have the tools to navigate challenges. The hum of exhaustion is replaced by an intentional, balanced life, appreciating "enough." I finally feel like myself.

Story about two girls with same disorder

One Indian boy named ' Abhay Malhotra ' who changed this world upside down, where the genders male and female have interchanged their duties and powers. Now the question is how all this happened ? and what will be his next step?

I wrote this because my friend wasn't feeling 100% and I really wanted to cheer him up but didn't know how to. So this is dedicated to him but I really just want this to ultimately be a comforting piece of writing that anyone can read on a day where they're feeling down and want a bit of comforting.