Why I'm Still Here
- Reads 16
- Votes 2
- Parts 2
MatureOngoing<5 mins
Last published Fri, Apr 19, 2019
15 year old, Jenna is just your average teenage girl, well that's what people see. While everyone else is going on with their somewhat normal lives Jenna is busy thinking- thinking what her reason here on Earth really is. She struggles with depression and many other things. All she wants is to disappear.
All Rights Reserved
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
You may also like
Don't worry... "I'm okay"
A 15-year-old who speaks about how she grew up in a mental abusive household and how teenagers really feel in situations and how life is not always about what it seems like and how she found love, passion, and her true self and how she would explain situations from a teens point of view and how she overcame heartbreak, fake friends, love, traumatic experiences, and the fear of today's world. This book opens many more things that you were unable to notice or think of or noticed but didn't show it enough importance to it and she also takes about how she overcame suicidal thoughts and how she found help and how she knew that talking about your problems will help relieve stress, and the weight on your shoulders that seem to never seems to leave you. This book will also give you a better understanding on your teenager's choice in their sexuality and teaches people how independency really works and how it's important to give you the success you longedComplete
cringing and dying || poems, quotes, and unsent letters by me <3
the ramblings of a mentally unstable 16-year-old girl trying not to fade into obscurity forevermore. Continued in "junior year in poetry" Alternative title: freshman and sophomore year in poetry.Complete
Thoughts and Constellations
A year full of ups and downs, written down to make someone, somewhere feel something. This is my personal journal published for the world to see. All my thoughts and feelings for a year. It has no plot. It has no ending. It just ends. Good luck trying to understand it because I don't even understand it myself. Enjoy the mind of a fifteen year old girl, unedited.Complete
confess Ξ tyler joseph x reader
It'd been six years. Six *years*. Since you'd seen each other. After they were signed, you kind of got distant. Life got in the way, you finished college... and Tyler? He was successful. You were happy for them, both of them. And then one day, you run into each other. Quite literally. And you realize how much you've missed him. And you begin to realize how deep your feelings for him truly go. And... so does he.Complete
Aphonia // Tyler Joseph x Reader
Tyler Joseph is mute. That's what it had said all over the internet. Tyler Joseph is now mute. How could an accident strip this man's whole life away like this? He lost it all. Tyler had gotten into a car accident. They had said it was a miracle that he lived. He thought it was a curse. His voice box had gotten damaged in the accident, and he was left mute. Completely and utterly mute. He could no longer speak to his wife, he could no longer laugh, he could no longer sing to his fans. (Y/N) had been hired to teach him sign language and help him with the mental toll that his new muteness had brought. She wasn't aware of how much singing had meant to him, and she wasn't aware that her new job would ruin her own life. The two end up spending endless time together, and to no one's surprise, Tyler grows close to the girl. Next thing that everyone knows, him being mute isn't the only thing on the news. PLEASE READ: I do not hate Jenna, and in fact I completely adore her. I am completely aware Jenna and Tyler are married and in love, this is purely just for entertainment purposes. If you see something that makes Jenna seem abusive towards Tyler in this book, remember this is A WORK OF FICTION. Thank you, enjoy.Complete
Trees ➳ Tyler Joseph X Reader {Sequel to Mute} {Completed}
In which you are silent everyday, but Tyler isn't. {again, all respect to jenna because jenna is amazing and she and tyler are goals} {{it's just fiction}} {{{trigger warning: mentions of abuse, anxiety, depression, and suicide}}}Complete
The Lost Cause: Book 1 In TLC Series
Jamie Elliot is a teenage girl who suffers from depression, anxiety issues, and neglect. It seems like the only person who cares for her is her little brother, Alex, but there's only some issues a ten year old can handle. What will happen when Jamie is finally pushed over the edge? ***TRIGGER WARNING***Complete
unknown ♫ tyler joseph x reader
We were trying. We really were. It seemed as if our previously amazing progress had come to a complete standstill. We were doomed to be nobodies. Then I met you, and suddenly I was hit with a wave of inspiration. Words seemed to spill out when I was with you. We seemed to grow even more. You would stare at the stars, you were fascinated with everything. Your wonder and awe at the world seemed to balance out my negative view of the very same place. I didn't plan on falling in love, but how could I not? - all respects to Jenna bc she's literally a queen - [triggers in the tags ↓↓]Complete
A 15-year-old who speaks about how she grew up in a mental abusive household and how teenagers really feel in situations and how life is not always about what it seems like and how she found love, passion, and her true self and how she would explain situations from a teens point of view and how she overcame heartbreak, fake friends, love, traumatic experiences, and the fear of today's world. This book opens many more things that you were unable to notice or think of or noticed but didn't show it enough importance to it and she also takes about how she overcame suicidal thoughts and how she found help and how she knew that talking about your problems will help relieve stress, and the weight on your shoulders that seem to never seems to leave you. This book will also give you a better understanding on your teenager's choice in their sexuality and teaches people how independency really works and how it's important to give you the success you longed
More detailsContent Guidelines