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No year is a perfect year. Some days will be written properly. Some days will be messy. Some days might be missing. This is just a person, going through a year, trying, failing, resting, hoping, and writing when it feels right. If you're here, you're welcome to stay ❤️

Meera Sharma's heart stopped when her parents said "Malhotra." That name. THAT family. The boy who made her fourteen-year-old heart flutter with just one kind gesture in a school corridor. Seven years later, fate was handing her the impossible-marriage to Arjun Malhotra. She said yes before they even finished the sentence. But the man who walked into her living room wasn't the warm, smiling boy from her memories. He doesn't remember her. He doesn't remember anyone.

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Tori Anderson's life shattered the night she found her fiancé in bed with her best friend. Broken and betrayed, the 26-year-old interior designer makes a radical choice: accept a full scholarship to a prestigious design program in Kyoto, Japan-and leave everything behind. But healing isn't as simple as running away. As the only Black woman in her cohort, Tori navigates hypervisibility, culture shock, and the weight of past trauma while learning the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi-finding beauty in imperfection. With the help of unexpected friends and the ancient art of kintsugi (golden repair), she begins to rebuild herself piece by fragile piece. Then she meets Ren-brilliant, beautiful, and utterly unavailable. A commitment-phobic architectural designer with his own hidden wounds, Ren has perfected the art of intimacy without connection. But when their late-night workshops and vulnerable conversations crack both their carefully constructed walls, neither can ignore what's growing between them. Can two broken people learn to trust again? Can gold fill the cracks between them? A story about survival, self-discovery, and the courage it takes to love after loss-Kintsugi is an achingly beautiful journey of a woman learning that healing isn't about becoming unbroken. It's about honoring the scars that made you whole. ©️ Relle H

A single flash. A thousand headlines. One unexpected love story. When a split-second photo turns rising soloist Faith Monroe and idol leader Kang Minseok into a "professional couple," they sign a contract to protect their careers. What begins as stage-managed dates and PR smiles becomes late‑night ramen talks, a real confession, and a love too fragile for the spotlight. Then come the storms: a scripted engagement, a cold wedding, twins born early, postpartum shadows, and a public divorce that should have ended everything. Years later-older, softer, and braver-they find their way back. Not to the fairy tale, but to something truer: boundaries, therapy, family dinners at 6:30, and a second chance they choose out loud. Set against 2009-2020 K‑pop, this slow-burn romance tracks the era's real tech and media-from flip phones, me2day, and DC Inside to V Live, Reels, and Beyond LIVE-while exploring fame, racism/colorism, and healing. Faith (a biracial Black/Korean artist) and Minseok (an exhausted, loyal leader) learn the difference between optics and honesty... and how to build a home in a world that profits from breaking them. Tropes: fake dating → real, enemies-to-allies, forced proximity, slow burn, divorce and remarriage, co‑parenting, found family, second chance Content notes: racism/colorism, postpartum depression, NICU/prematurity, media harassment (handled with care) Updates: weekly For readers who love K‑drama heart, industry realism, and romances that fight for the happy ending-and earn it. ©️ _RelleLebby_//R.L.

Susan is an art student who feels lost. While her friends are getting cool internships at big companies and posting their success on social media, Susan is stuck with messy sketches and boring lab reports. ​Every time she looks at her own paintings, she only sees failure. She feels like she is falling behind while everyone else is running fast toward their dreams. ​Is being "good" enough to survive? Can she find her own path when the world feels too loud and competitive? ​This is a story about feeling invisible, the fear of failing, and finding a small spark of hope in the middle of a quarter-life crisis.

This book I've created is my story of my life mostly involving mental health related memories, life lessons and much more. Will update with more other related stories about my past that can make one laugh, learn, agree, relate to and much more. Please stay tuned, updated on further content updating within the next month or so. My life story that gets really inspiring with overall how I handle, gain and take from my experiences shared here! A PASSIONATE mental health advocate, standing up for my beliefs and being the confident, sassy yet beautiful women that I am conquer the world!

Sick of a life where everything seems to have gone wrong a boy promises himself that today will be his last unless the universe gives him a sign that things can change, he boards a train to nowhere and writes his deepest thought out onto a napkin along with his number as a final cry for help before he end his life. Two hours later a girl with no sense of direction and a dull outlook of her monotonous life picks up the napkin and feels the words written are directly aimed at her, against her better judgement she dials the number not knowing what to except. And two different destinies align and meet in the middle. Who knew letters written on a simple napkin could have such life-changing effects? Cover by @silently__

confessions of things that occupy my mind daily from the stories I keep telling myself that aren't true, but writing it down helps to let it go....

A story born from tangled love, unspoken wounds and the kind of pain that refuses to stay quiet. It's messy, honest, and brutally human.

Title: The Prayer I Never Made Genre: Emotional Fiction / Drama Description: > What is a prayer, really? A cry for help, or a quiet way of holding on to life? Some goodbyes aren't spoken - they're carved into prayers, and buried in unanswered words. >This is a story of grief, of love, and of the fragile thread we call faith - stretched thin by pain, but never quite broken. >For anyone who ever loved, waited, doubted, or prayed - this is for you.

Ceres "Ce" Allen is an ex-pirate turned smuggler to make ends meet after her family and home was torn apart by the royal guard. Now, years later, the royal guard approaches her with an ultimatum- in order to stay out of jail, Ce must keep the prince alive. A job easier said than done when it involves fitting in at a wealthy private school and dealing with a moody prince who seemingly doesn't care about the death threats. Add to that a new stepmother and a pressure to get married; even though Ce was raised by pirates, she feels like she is drowning. The one to throw her a life line is someone she least expects- the stuck up prince she is forced to protect. - Loosely a Cinderella retelling.

Look from no end. Begin to Evaporate, Grow and gain an Identity, become one, observe the nullity of being. All will lead you Nowhere- from an impending illness, to the neutrality of self and the grandiosity of the pale nightingale. There you will find Beginning. Freely give. Let me into your mind. Let me see. By: Mac-Donald C. Jospeh

fighting against toys, hands linked by strings, a puppet with a mind controlled by the heart, chained to our own mind. loraeve © 2021 03-07-2021 ― #3 in POETRYCOLLECTION

This poem is about mental health

TW: This is a story about a suicidal kid who's dream is to die but they/them is to scared if it fails. It can go quite deep in the end and i will try to make more parts off it. The reason why i am making this stort is because alot off people struggle with things like this and i hope i can help people with this. Feel free to screen so you can explain yourself better:) Stay safe guys I love you <3 Also don't forget to let me know your thoughts about my story:) There will be more parts/chapters if you guys would like:)

This is a story of y/n the main character moving to Chicago after something tragic happened to her and decided to start a fresh life but will it really be the life she hopes for?

Today unfolded like a storm inside and out. Panic gripped me unexpectedly, sharp and sudden, reminding me of the fragility of control. Tears came freely, mixing with the music that carried my emotions, guiding me through the chaos. I faced moments of fear, the weight of past struggles, and the lingering echoes of being unseen or misunderstood. Amid it all, I cleaned my car, cleared the space around me, and protected my energy-small but significant victories that grounded me. I witnessed raw emotions in others too, stories of love, longing, and danger shared without filters, reminding me how intertwined human experiences are, yet how essential boundaries remain. I stood firm, silent at times, speaking only when necessary, honoring my own limits. Each step, from the mundane tasks to the internal battles, was part of reclaiming myself, asserting control over my life, and embracing clarity after chaos. Today was not just about surviving-it was about understanding, reflecting, and moving forward with strength.

How anxiety has affected me on a daily.