Emotionalabuse Stories

Bound by A.T. Monroe Ava falls for Logan, the boy who makes her feel seen, then shatters her over and over again. From high school to young motherhood, Bound follows Ava as she keeps circling back to the same toxic love, broken promises, secret girlfriends, late-night apologies, and a baby that ties them together even when she knows she should walk away. Ava has to face the truth: is this really love... or is she just bound to the fantasy of who she wanted him to be? Based on true events. Read at your own risk.

In a world where omegas are cherished, traded, and controlled, Honey sits at the very top. At just eighteen, he learned how to survive. He learned how to turn attention into power, and how to wear perfection like a crown. In the manor, he is adored. Despite having everything, Honey learns that crowns are heavy and perfection comes at a cost. Red is nothing like Honey. He's quiet, clumsy, and unremarkable in a place where beauty is everything. No one notices him or chooses him. One day, someone does. An alpha with a dangerous charm and a scent no one can resist. A man Honey once loved. Red rises, attention shifts, and as old wounds begin to reopen, the lines between love and possession begin to blur. In this place, being chosen isn't always a blessing.

In the quiet corners of their shared room, love has turned into a battlefield. Xander, the masculine one who once carried strength in silence, now finds herself shackled by the venom of Ven's words. What started as laughter and promises beneath the stars has withered into nights of broken fans, bloodied fists, and endless chains of insult. Yet in every cruelty, Ven leaves behind fragments of tenderness-small gestures that blur the line between love and poison. Torn between memories of warmth and the reality of emotional bruises, Xander fights a war not with fists, but with her own heart. How long can she endure before the silence truly fractures? And when it does... will it destroy her, or set her free?

A young woman enters marriage believing it will become her safe haven, only to find herself trapped within the silent walls of expectation, control, and emotional neglect. As the days blur into a life she barely recognizes, an unexpected encounter forces her to question everything she has been taught about herself, her worth, and the future she deserves. *A Shade Too Dark* is a deeply emotional story about identity, resilience, and the quiet courage it takes to reclaim one's voice.

Sue-Ann Vale has always been admired. A renowned psychologist and bestselling author, she is the kind of woman people watch without realizing they're doing it. Intelligent, composed, untouchable-she has built a life that looks like perfection from every angle. Behind closed doors, she believes in control. Not love. Because love is unpredictable. Admiration is not. Then Eric Whitman enters her world. He doesn't worship her. He studies her. And for the first time, Sue-Ann finds herself in a room where she cannot fully control how she is seen. What begins as curiosity slowly turns into something far more dangerous-something neither of them can name quickly enough to stop. Because in Sue-Ann Vale's world, being seen has never been the problem. It's what happens after.

Adrien Agreste is once again alone on the anniversary of his mother's disappearance. Being by himself allows him to mourn alone instead of keeping his usual front. Not just for his mother, but for his family, as well as himself. Adrien mourns of his new life without his mother and how much he hates living it. Unlike usually, He thinks more about himself rather than everyone else only to realize his harsh feelings of how he really feels about his parents. The guilt overcomes him, after internalizing how bad they are. After some time, his father: Gabriel enters his room to tell him a secret. The secret of why he has been emotionally and physically distant from his family for so long. Adrien is now aware of the secret of his father and mother's second life and has to come to terms with who is really a good guy or a bad guy in his life. Everything he has ever known is flipped upside down and he doesn't know how to deal with this, which leads to a deteriorating mental status.But how he deals with the news slowly turns him agaisnt everyone he loves as he now is on the quest to get his mother, and his happy self, back to life and no one will get in his way. Not even his own father. Even if he has to become a bad guy. Even if he has to hurt the girl he loves, And even if he has to mentally scar himself for the sake of his mother. For the sake of his old self.

In the shadowy halls of Ravenswood University, 20-year-old Nina, a brilliant psychology student, finds herself entangled in a web of stalking, fixation, and dark desires. As she struggles to maintain her grip on reality, the lines between love and madness blur. Unbeknownst to her, she's not the only one with secrets - her own obsession with her classmate, Michael, has her walking a thin line between fascination and fixation. But when a mysterious stalker emerges, threatening to expose her own dark past, Nina must navigate a treacherous game of cat and mouse. Will she outsmart her stalker, confront her own demons, and escape the darkness that haunts Ravenswood University, or will she become the next victim of its deadly allure? Dive into a world of psychological suspense, where the pursuit of knowledge and the blurring of boundaries lead to a deadly game of cat and mouse. Unravel the secrets of Ravenswood University, where the past and present collide, and the truth is more terrifying than fiction.

This poem captures the quiet agony of someone trapped in a controlling relationship. The speaker longs for freedom and self-expression but stays silent out of fear of losing the person they love. It's a powerful reflection on emotional suppression, lost autonomy, and the pain of being unseen.

its been a year since 21 year old Rachel Smith moved to Seoul, South Korea to be with her dear boyfriend Suga and the boy group BTS, however evreything is not as happy ever after... as Rachel and Suga have problems flaring everywhere... Rachel is tormenting herself so much that she can't tell that there is one member of the group that is tormented constantly by Rachel being in pain... can he heal her broken heart or will Rachel forever be stuck in her endless torment?

Jamie is an eleven year old girl. She has a relitively normal life aside from the digging coming from her back yard at night. Her life seems picture perfect from the outside, but she has been having doubts about her mother. As her parents fighting escalates, she has more and more reasons to believe her own Mother is a murderer. Can she prove it before it's too late?

In which the author explains why, exactly, William Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew" is not a comedy and is, in fact, a tragedy that openly displays domestic abuse. POSSIBLE TRIGGER WARNINGS: Discussion of domestic abuse, emotional abuse, gas lighting, and lack of consent in non-sexual situations. If you think I missed one, let me know. Written for my Grade Twelve English assignment, and given full marks.

The wizarding world believed it knew magic. They were wrong. Hidden beyond spells and wands exists another world - one ruled by gods, monsters, and children forced to survive impossible trials every day. A world Hogwarts was never meant to see. Until it is shown. As memories unfold, witches and wizards learn that some of their own belong to that world: demigods who lived, fought, and bled in silence. And among them stands Severus Snape - son of Hephaestus, forged by fire and survival. But the greatest shock is not the gods. It's the boy who stood beside him. Percy Jackson, hero of another world, who chose Severus Snape - not as a weapon, not as a tragedy, but as someone worth loving. Once the truth is revealed, history has nowhere left to hide. Just to be clear, I do not support J.K R*wling at all. She could rot in tartarus for all I care. What I do support though is that our king Dobby made the books but that bitch stole them and changed them with her wickedness.

To most, Trixie would seem to have the perfect life, money, a nice car, big house, and a clean set of clothes on her back. Perhaps that's why people pick on her, and why Katya hates her so much. They just don't realise that Trixie is actually deprived from the thing she wants the most. Love. *sorry will most likely contain trigger warnings*

Let's give our shooting stars it's voice before there is a meteor shower. A book in which I rant and talk about topics I feel I should talk about. Vents/poems/random

A poem about having no one and needing someone through trials in life... but to be disappointed when there is no one.

A life story about a girl whose feelings were never understood and acknowledged~ A girl who is still searching for the light in the dark. This is about my childhood friend. - First, English is not my first language. - it's my first work. - don't read it yet it's a work in progress... - PLEASE DO NOT COPY THIS WORK OF MINE If you ever come across this book even by mistake.

Aarohi Sharma thought Seoul would be her escape-a prestigious scholarship to Seonghwa High, a new beginning, a city where dreams are paved in neon and ambition. But nothing prepared her for Kim Ji Hoon-the boy with a perfect face, a cruel tongue, and eyes that seemed to see through her like glass. He doesn't smile unless he's mocking someone. He doesn't care unless it's useful. And for some reason, he can't seem to leave Aarohi alone. Set in the quiet storm of high school hallways and rainy Korean afternoons, Whispers Across the Han is a slow-burning, emotionally charged story of two broken teenagers navigating loneliness, identity, and the pull of something neither of them can name. In a school where silence is survival, one whisper can change everything.

❝She carries the world as though it's weightless - don't trust a smile that doesn't reach the eyes.❞ © -bazinga, 2018.

In the dead of night, one could see the silhouette of two figures embrace each other. They appear to be tenderly in love and content as they gaze into each other's eyes. One of high esteem and wealth, but disgraced from their native home, the other of little fortune but of rising prestige. "We know we cannot be together, right?" Duke Bakugou exclaimed in all but a whisper "Why not?" Sir Midoriya asked in quiet regret "They're plenty of high lords who take a male lover?" ... Duke Bakugou turned the smaller man to face him, to hold him in firm as he stared with his piercing red eyes, almost tearing in grief. "It is not the act of gender or genitalia that forbids our relationship, but it is the act of desire, admiration, and true love for each other that forces others to look down upon us at all." He cupped his hands to Sir Midoyria's face "No matter what we say, no matter what power we could obtain to sway anybody, it wouldn't matter for the act of true love is nothing but a threshold of mockery to them all." In the final words spoken from his crude mouth, Sir Midoriya knew that the distance that pertains them alike, that despite the multiple experience at court for them both, one's own background still pertains, as it forces the green-haired man to realize one thing. That Duke Bakugou would give up his wealth, his riches, and his own power at court, in order to maintain their delicate relationship, but he would never compromise a single shred of his own cultivated image. Even in the name of love.

Not every story has a hero. This is Samantha's story of loneliness, self-hate, and fading away while the world keeps turning.