Discoveryourself Stories

nineteen-year-old Aydah has learned the art of disappearing, hiding her loneliness behind a practiced smile, her fear behind silence, and her pain behind obedience. At school, she plays the loyal friend in a fragile trio held together by jealousy and pretense. At home, she tiptoes through her family's polished chaos, But when she meets a boy who makes her feel seen for the first time, her fragile balance begins to crack. What begins as tenderness unravels into a cruel game of betrayal and humiliation, forcing Aydah to confront the cost of being invisible in a world that only notices when it's too late. Set against the glittering yet suffocating world of Abuja's upper class book traces a girl's journey from silence to selfhood, asking what it truly means to be seen, and what it costs to heal.

A collection of poems that had the potential to be loved, yet remained unnoticed. Poets don't just write - they bleed, piece by piece, into the paper. They breathe life into words and call it poetry. Writing is filled with what-ifs, maybes, and endless confusion. Yet a poet continues - to write, to bleed, to stay honest. Poets are known for writing about love, but in truth, they write what they secretly crave - and when asked why, they learn to lie. This book is a place where overthinkers can breathe, where tired minds can rest, and where those carrying too much can finally pause.

A collection of poems and spoken word from a perspective of a lost mind, to one that began discovering itself. Through perseverance, courage, weaknesses, to lessons, allow the pieces inside to prove to you no one is alone in their thoughts. With over 10 years of works to go through, these pages are filled with undeniable words that I for one, have denied myself. Read it like you are watching a 13 year old girl grow to find herself over the years, the ups and downs of womenhood, and the trials and tribulations us teenagers and young adults go through.

She was fine on her own. But maybe she didn't want to be fine anymore. Maybe she wanted to feel alive. ** Laila Khare: a senior in high school with a pretty good life albeit it lacked any emotion and excitement. She was about to learn how tough life could really get for some people: mental health struggles, immigration issues, genetic differences, and loss were just some of life's many problems. And then she ran into Jai Patel: the infuriatingly observant and hot Gujju boy who just moved in down the street. Laila was about to see just how much color she was lacking in her life before him. Jai was entitled to his own secrets and struggles, however big or small they may be. But maybe he didn't want to keep secrets anymore. Maybe he wanted to show everyone all of his perfect, stunning flaws. Maybe he just needed someone to trust. Something insignificant to one person could be someone else's whole existence. He sure as hell wasn't perfect, but Laila didn't need perfect. She just needed him to open her eyes to all of colors of life, even when he had trouble seeing them himself. ** Best Rankings: #16 in #discoveringyourself #4 in #highschoolsenior ** Cover by: @bookworm_2726

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

In prologue 😉

A young college age girl grapples with her new friendships, classes, and sexuality.

Are you an Aspie who's in the struggle to find oneself? Don't worry! You've officially found a safe space here! Hi! I'm Janu_K! I am a teen Aspie, whose goal is to discover more about being an Aspie and learn to understand not just myself, but as part of an Aspie community. Don't be afraid, okay? It's open for everyone to read and learn more about being an Aspie. _________________________________________________________________________________ ~IMPORTANT NOTES~ 1) This is not a story or fanfiction, it's based on journal entries by my own. 2) I'm not an expert or professional at this. I'm merely writing based on my thoughts and experiences. 3) Feel free to leave your honest comments down below :)

Previously named 10 minutes a day, this book features drabbles and blurbs of any style or genre, written about anything, anywhere. (I will include warnings in the beginning of each part, and if you feel in any way uncomfortable, then you are in no way obligated to keep on reading!) This is mostly just for my own enjoyment and improvement, and so feel free to skip out on the ones that don't sound interesting to you. But if you are between books, waiting for an update, or just have some time to spare, have a little look at this book :). Lots of love xx (Note: the stories can range from 50 words to 2000)

Follow the story where Dorian becomes human independently of Albedo. Where the failed experiment becomes a success.

I thought I was just the shy girl . I was wrong . This is my journey of reflection, self-discovery, This is a true story about finding my voice, embracing my emotions , and becoming the girl I refused to remain .

Joseph tries to fit in, but is different from the others. He doesn't feel comfortable in his own skin, hates physical contact and is identifies with the class loser rather than his best friends. An LGBT+ story of self acceptance and discovery. Updates every weekend.

Arthur Linsly is a simple and quiet guy who would rather be alone than risk someone finding out he likes boys. So from the safety of his room, he writes a list consisting of the names of guys he likes. And more importantly, he puts himself at number one, because why can't he be on a list? But when the list gets anonymously sent out, suddenly, to the whole school, a shy Arthur Linsly and the boys he likes, have been placed on a pedestal where Arthur is accidentally at the top. This story contains excerpts from the novel "Challenger Deep" by Neal Shusterman. The excerpts are in italics so you know what is his work and what is mine. Challenger Deep is an amazing novel and I encouraged you to read it!

When a reclusive author retreats to an inherited mansion, silence is all he expects. What greets him instead is a house that breathes, histories etched into its walls, and a woman bound to its legacy. As darkness settles, the mansion reveals fragments of a truth long buried-one that refuses to stay silent.

a collection of shitty poems made by me :)

I thought people were sane, until they weren't.

Have you ever wondered about what secrets your school hides? Karin does. She discovers a baffling secret about her school that most of the staff doesn't even know about. Through this mysterious secret, she has to grow up in a matter of days and save her classmates. Can she do it?

A collection of poems, mainly spiritual, that are relatable and full of discovery. Hopefully these will help ease people's minds

Everyone has a label. But is it necessary to have one? [Short Story] ×Started: Nov, 5th 2017× ×Completed: Nov, 15th 2017×

This is a short story describing a young mans life up to his late teens and all the things he has to deal with day in and day out. I wrote this to help myself and others get a better understanding of what it means to be true to yourself and to who you really are. It doesn't matter how old are young you are this read is for anybody. If you are going through a rough time figuring out how to be proud of yourself, this was wrote for you.