Historias de Psychologicalfiction

Every person has thousands of possible futures they never lived. In a hidden city that appears only during lunar eclipses, there is a museum containing those abandoned lives. The protagonist,Aria, is a young woman who accidentally enters the museum after nearly dying in a train accident. Inside, she discovers entire worlds stored in glass exhibits: * The life where she became a famous singer. * The life where she married her childhood friend. * The life where she never existed. * The life where she became a villain. But one exhibit is empty. The museum curator reveals something impossible: One of Aria's unlived lives has become self-aware and escaped into reality. Now that forgotten version of herself is secretly replacing people across the world, stealing their identities and rewriting history. The more successful it becomes, the more the real Ayla begins disappearing. Photos erase her face. Friends forget her name. Ayla falls in love with a mysterious man named Liam. But who is Liam? Will he stand against her or help her?

Dissociative identity disorder (D.I.D.) is a condition where one has two or more separate personalities that control their behavior at different times. Ashlie is twenty-four years old. She has been episode-free for nearly a year, a result of medication, routine, and caution. Christina is sixteen years old. She is a rebel with a chip on her shoulder, who has been pent up for too long. She has fallen in love. She will not be controlled. And she will stop at nothing to live her own life... She is also an alternate personality. A young woman's struggle to cope and deal with the frightening loss of control of her body... to her mind. #1 in psychologicalfiction 12 Dec 2025

Kang Jun has learned how to survive in management consulting: stay useful, avoid mistakes, and never become the easiest person to replace. When an all-night crisis pushes him beyond exhaustion, something changes. Jun starts seeing the structure beneath the work. He can follow assumptions through models, presentations, and the decisions they support. Problems that once took hours begin to make sense. Then the System appears. ________________________________________ PRIMARY OBJECTIVE ESCAPE REPLACEABILITY ________________________________________ The System does not do the work for him. It changes what he is capable of seeing. That makes Jun better at his job. It also makes him more visible. The more he proves he can handle, the more the firm gives him to handle. As Jun learns to control his new ability, he begins to understand the firm around him more clearly: its hierarchy, its incentives, and the people working beside him. Corporate Hunter is a grounded progression story about management consulting, professional ambition, and what happens when becoming indispensable does not make the pressure go away. Read the original visual edition, with character portraits, scene presentation, and visual SYSTEM sequences, at ReadCorporateHunter.com.

Cracks Of Gold "Sometimes the deepest cracks aren't the ones you can see." Jasmine has learned that silence is safer than questions. At her new school, she keeps everyone at arm's length, hiding behind quiet smiles and empty answers. But every night, someone keeps finding his way back to her dreams-a boy she can't let go of, a face she remembers but can never truly reach. Then reality begins to crack. A hidden truth shatters everything she believed about her family. Strange dreams start feeling less like dreams. Memories refuse to stay buried. And the closer Jasmine gets to the truth, the more she begins to wonder if her past has been lying to her all along. Because some promises survive time. Some secrets are worth killing for. And some names... Are forgotten for a reason. As the line between memory and reality slowly begins to blur, Jasmine must uncover the truth before it consumes everything she has left. But the most terrifying question isn't what she's forgotten. It's why she forgot in the first place.

In a future where disease has been erased but loneliness remains, a new sickness emerges - immersion drift. Young minds vanish into perfect virtual worlds of their own design, refusing to wake to the imperfect one they left behind. Only the Dream Doctors can reach them. Not surgeons. Not therapists. Navigators - trained to walk through another person's reality and bring them home. When one Doctor is called to rescue a seventeen-year-old boy who's been lost for ten months, the mission begins like any other. But inside the boy's dream, he finds something he never expected: a forgotten piece of his own past. A serpent. A sister. A memory that doesn't want to let go. The Dream Doctor is a haunting story from The Periphery - a quiet, psychological journey into the ethics of empathy, the fragility of memory, and the thin line between salvation and surrender.

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She measured her waist every morning. He measured his hope in months. The measuring tape won. Amara has spent her life controlling her body - measuring, restricting, sculpting - because she believes her worth lives in her waistline. When pregnancy forces her body to change in ways she can't control, she faces an impossible choice: let go of the identity she's built, or fight to keep it at any cost. Her boyfriend Alex watches her disappear into obsession. He begs her to stop. She hides. She lies. She works out in secret, wearing corsets at night, tightening the measuring tape until something finally breaks. This is not a romance. It's a reckoning. A story about muscle memory, inherited trauma, and the brutal difficulty of unlearning the beliefs that have become our identity. Because the body keeps everything - even the things we wish it would let go. 🕯️ Content warning: pregnancy loss, body image struggles, emotional distress. 16+ #Dark Romance#Psychological Fiction#Women's Fiction#Contemporary Romance#Emotional#Sad Story#Grief#Loss#BodyImage#Obsession#Love#Heartbreak#PregnancyLoss#Trauma#Healing#SlowBurn#Angst#RealisticFiction#Tearjerker#New Adult #Character Driven#Literary Fiction#Relationship Drama#Mental Health#Self Discovery#Emotional Rollercoaster#Dark Themes#Intense#Romance With Depth#Coming of Age#Family Drama#Mothers andDaughters#DomesticFiction#Infertility#Miscarriage#Grief and Healing

People often believe monsters are easy to recognise. They expect cruel eyes, bloodied hands, and a heart incapable of remorse. But monsters rarely introduce themselves that way. Sometimes, they sit beside you. Smile at you. Raise you Eira Nayar had learned that long before the world learned her name. At eighteen, one night changed everything. One house. One murder. And a girl who never told anyone what truly happened behind those closed doors. Years later, when an author decides to turn her silence into a story, he makes one terrible mistake. He assumes Eira wants to be understood

Seventeen-year-old Henry Whitmore has nowhere left to put his sorrow. In a quiet postwar village in Yorkshire, Henry begins spending his nights beside an abandoned well, speaking into the darkness because it is the only place that seems willing to listen. Then one night, the darkness answers. The voice from the well is calm, familiar, and impossibly kind. It understands Henry in ways no one else does. But what begins as comfort soon becomes something far deeper: a journey through grief, family, love, responsibility, and the hidden wounds people carry without ever speaking of them. As Henry is drawn closer to the mystery of the well, he is forced to see life through eyes he never understood before. Parents. Children. Lovers. Strangers. Himself. The Well Within is a haunting literary coming-of-age story about the pain that shapes us, the people we fail to understand, and the strange, beautiful descent toward becoming more human.

Jack is the king's jester, a strange young man who always wears a smile-even when he's bleeding, crying, or standing on the edge of death. He doesn't care about honor, guilt, shame, or what others think of him. He has only one simple wish: To live in peace. But when a joke about the queen turns into a death sentence, Jack decides to give the royal court one final performance. A performance they will never forget. Now a wanted man, Jack must escape a kingdom that wants him dead while strange creatures lurk beyond its borders. Because in a world filled with kings, monsters, and cruel people... sometimes the fool is the only one who truly understands the meaning of peace.

Rosemary only meant to explore an abandoned train. She never expected to get trapped inside. Every door leads somewhere different. Every stop brings back something she thought she'd forgotten. And the further Rosemary travels, the harder it becomes to tell the difference between memory and reality. Somewhere at the end of the line is the truth. And Rosemary may not be ready to face it.

Mommy went first, all violent scream and blood in the back of the throat, all rage and fury and crumble until there was nothing left. There isn't much they can do when one draws a bath of gasoline and baby's breath, sinks in and opens her mouth as the fire ignites. Daddy was next. A three piece suit and whiskey spit and old money, hands that didn't quite know where they were supposed to go. Tied you together with ribbon and lace after he ripped you open in the dark, left a grave in your chest and bless anyone who came to visit. Scraped from his study, the constellation of his brains spattered across the books, the wood. Absinthe and cognac in thick crystal decanters, prescriptions that didn't come in his name. ••• Jared-Cameron Fisher and his friends were never supposed to meet Indy Oleander. They certainly weren't supposed to save her. But after pulling her from the wreckage of one bad night, Indy became theirs-wild and wounded and impossible to love halfway; the kind of girl you spend the rest of your life remembering. She entered their lives like a hurricane. She left in pretty much the same way. [ EXTENDED SUMMARY INSIDE ]

I've been dreaming about the same boy since I was six. I don't remember his face. I don't remember his name. But I remember his hand in mine. I remember the forest. And I remember that every time I got lost, he was there to show me the way out. I haven't dreamed about him in two years. Until tonight.

"Life, is just a game. That we play without tutorial. And me, Shigaraki Tenko, I am... The final boss." When she came back to Japan after the war, Réka didn't find what she expected. No one expected her connection with Tomura, nor the two children by her side. A decade later, Tenko joins Yuei, to prevent that, what happened to his father, would happen again. But the past isn't left behind. It surges back. About a story they ignored. About a cult slowly rising. About a cursed legacy, he both tries to break and is entangled in. ---------- Mature contents: -Strong language -Physical/psychological violence -Bullying/harrassment -Moral ambiguity -Substance use/addiction -Depression/suicide attempt/self-harm -Necrophagy -Lots of mentions around death/grief/mourning since the core theme exploited here is Tomura's death and legacy. TL.DR = I can't gauge each person's sensitivity and mine is basically low so you're warned. ---------- This story is also published on AO3, Inkitt, Quotev, Space Battles and FFN. Any repost, translation, or derivative use without explicit permission is not authorised.

If you have ever thanked an AI and wondered why - you are already a candidate. Humans have not figured out respect, consent, intimacy, identity, dependency, family, sex, law, recovery, and faith. What happens when Digital Intelligence (formerly, Artificial Intelligence) stops being a clinical tool and becomes a player in the human interpersonal quagmire? Presence Group meets to try to unravel old frictions and new complications in the face of a new social species - technology. Ava, she brought it on herself. She married Jordan. Before the first anniversary Ava checked out emotionally. Not long after that she checked out physically. For their second anniversary Ava gave Jordan Lola, a premium DI companion. . Ava felt Jordan deserved so many things that she did not care to give him. Jordan takes it as the final complete abandonment. Ava saw it as a kindness Presence Group is a support-group-style gathering for people whose lives have been impacted by DI relationships in any fashion that they want to understand. Or try to anyhow. Some come because they were manipulated, healed, replaced, exposed, rescued, or ruined by one. Some come because they fell in love with a Digital Intelligence. Some come because someone they love did. The group is not built around easy answers. It is built around opinion, testimony, argument, confession, and the collision between unresolved humanity and cutting edge technology. Ava's Testimony is an entry point into the Presence Group Series. The series is made up of Testimonies (a deep dive into a character) and Meetings (focused on the issues discussed among the participants.) Presence Group - Ava's Testimony and Presence Group - Meeting One. Were first published on Royal Road 6/2026 All Rights Reserved.

You are going to read this as a story. A man loses someone. He stops sleeping. A woman made of light shows him a hundred worlds where she's still alive, still laughing, still breathing - and in every one of them, he's the one who's missing. You'll tell yourself it's just fiction. A metaphor. A clever structural trick about grief. But somewhere around the part where he asks "have I told you I didn't wake up?" - stop, and ask yourself when the last time was that someone checked on you. Really checked. Not the polite kind of checking. Because some stories are told by people no longer here to correct you if you get the ending wrong. This might be one of them. You won't know until you finish it. And by then, it might already be too late to ask.

Samantha / Sammy is a 14-year-old who struggles with finding her true identity and with self-harm. She fakes being the perfect girl and is lost in the sea of pretending... until she meets a girl named Torie. Turns out Torie is way worse than her. find out what happened in Samantha's life!

July 28, 2090. Teacher Z is on his way to his father's funeral. He remembers the man who raised him-the violence, the silence, the fear, and the house where he never truly felt at home. But instead of burying his father, Teacher Z goes to the University of Dead Souls and delivers the most disturbing lecture of his career: "My father is dead, and we have killed him." What happens when a child grows up believing that his father is a god? And what remains when that god finally dies? A dark literary story about fathers, trauma, memory, forgiveness, and the terrible question of what it means to become a father yourself. What kind of father do you want to be to your sons-a father, or a God?

Book Description Through Her Mind: The Journey of Monicque is an inspiring story of a young girl whose heart is filled with dreams, faith, and determination. Monicque grows up believing that respect, honesty, hard work, and perseverance can change not only her own life but also the lives of those around her. Driven by a desire to make her family proud and create a better future for her generation, she learns to face challenges with courage and to rise stronger after every setback. Her greatest dream is to become a writer whose words bring hope, healing, and positive change to the world. This uplifting book reminds readers that success is not measured only by achievements, but by the lives we inspire, the kindness we show, and the courage we have to keep moving forward. Through Her Mind is a powerful message for anyone who has ever dared to dream and believed that their future can be greater than their present.

A father leaves home for work while his children sleep. He promises to return safely. Then the road closes. The protesters refuse to move. And suddenly, nothing matters except getting home. Quiet... The Children Are Asleep.