Psychologicalfiction Stories

She didn't jump because she wanted to die. She jumped because she had run out of ways to stay without disappearing. In the stillness that follows, she finds herself somewhere unexpected - a space between breath and memory, between collapse and return. A hospital ward divided by thin blue curtains. A place where sound travels, where presence is felt before it's seen, where two lives pause on the edge of something unfinished. Between Curtains is a quiet, emotionally precise novel about money, care, control, and the slow erosion that happens when endurance is mistaken for strength. It traces the invisible deals women make - with partners, with systems, with themselves - and the cost of being "fine" for too long. Told through shifting inner worlds, memory, and movement, this is not a story about rescue or reinvention. It's about what happens when survival is no longer enough. When staying alive becomes a choice, not just a matter of survival. When agency returns, not dramatically, but through attention, practice, and presence. For readers drawn to emotionally layered fiction, reflective pacing, and stories that sit in the quiet spaces - the ones that don't shout, but stay with you. This is a story about the moment before the step. About what it means to pause. About what remains - and what becomes possible - between curtains.

On April 13, Anya's life changes, not in a way anyone can see. Thirteen years after her birthday, strange dreams begin to return. In them stands a silent girl, turned away, carrying a sadness that refuses to fade. At first, the dreams feel like nightmares. Then they begin to feel like memories. And finally, like a choice. As Anya is drawn into a space between remembering and forgetting, she uncovers a truth about human cruelty, not born from monsters, but from ordinary people who looked away. The girl does not ask for forgiveness. She does not ask for justice. She asks Anya to decide what happens next. Caught between compassion and hatred, Anya must confront a question far heavier than revenge: Is ending a cycle harder than continuing it? A slow-burn psychological and emotional story about memory, responsibility, and the quiet power of mercy, A Nightmare is a novel about breaking what was never meant to be inherited.

In the city of Larkspur, no one asks personal questions. It isn't illegal. It's just impolite. People speak kindly, listen politely, and leave everything important unsaid. The city is calm, orderly, and quietly suffocating. Mira has lived by the rules her whole life until one accidental question changes everything. When she asks a coworker why he can't sleep, she discovers something the city has spent years avoiding: questions don't cause chaos. Silence does. As Mira continues to ask what others won't, people begin to unravel. Families confront buried truths. Relationships fracture or deepen. The city responds the only way it knows how with polite warnings, managed conversations, and institutional control. But once people remember how to ask "why," they can't forget it. What begins as one woman's quiet defiance spreads into something far more dangerous than rebellion: honesty. And honesty comes with a cost. Jobs are lost. Friendships end. Lives change calmly, irreversibly. The City That Did Not Ask is a grounded, psychological story about communication, control, and the uncomfortable truth that asking the right question can be more disruptive than any lie. It's not about saving the world. It's about what happens when people finally stop protecting silence more than each other.

[This fic contains elements of dissociative identity and violent tendencies; however, the emotional core and romantic relationship remain unchanged. The story is partially inspired by the original canon.] (You only get to trust someone when I say "stop," Isak.) (Until then-don't be stupid enough to get yourself killed.) Within the silence and control of their families, Isak and Even learn how to survive before they ever learn how to love.

Set in The St.Michael Orphanage

A fractured coming-of-age story about identity, sacrifice, and the dream that wouldn't let go. What if every time something beautiful happened to you... someone else broke? Since childhood, Marcus has dreamt of another version of his life, one where his world is different, his parents manupilative, and he is... better version of himself. At first, it felt like imagination. Then the dreams became real. Then they switched places. Now Marcus is caught in a quiet war against the other version of himself. As dreams blur with waking life, timelines splinter, and reality begins to unravel, Marcus and the people he loves must face an impossible truth: One version of him can survive. Only one. For fans of The Midnight Library, Before I Fall, and They Both Die at the End - this is a lyrical, intimate, emotionally raw story about the versions of ourselves we hide, and the ones we choose to become.

How many deaths must a soul endure before it becomes whole? A Life by a Thousand Deaths is a confessional excavation of one life broken across time. Told in a voice shaped by silence and memory, it traces the aftermath of lineage and survival that never softened into healing. Each moment is haunted by what has already been taken. Each return is a more fragile echo of the last. What remains are the shards of a self never allowed to fully form. Once called a miracle, later condemned as a burden. A body inscribed with inherited wounds, repeated until they became law. Each chapter recalls those wounds, the deaths of the soul, some quiet, some violent, and what had to be cut away to go on: a belief, a name, a future, even innocence. This is not a story of redemption. It is a ritual for those who live in the in-between, when healing is no longer possible and only the wreckage remains. What survives is not hope. What survives is the body still moving, jaw locked, lungs dragging air, steps taken without consent. Unholy. Unforgiven. Alive.

This is not a love story. It is a record of attachment, power, and what happens when attention arrives at the wrong moment. Honest Limbo is a raw, first-person account of emotional and sexual entanglement born out of exhaustion, neglect, and recognition. It traces how intimacy can form through language alone, how validation can become regulation, and how easily dignity can erode when desire is intermittently rewarded and withdrawn. The narrator is a woman holding too much: work, motherhood, responsibility, silence. What begins as intellectual connection turns into something consuming, destabilizing, and deeply confusing. The story does not offer easy villains or clean resolutions. It stays with the mess. The aftermath. The limbo between knowing and letting go. This text is part of my trauma-healing process. It is written to name what happened without romanticizing it, to reclaim authorship where agency was blurred, and to tell the truth without smoothing it for comfort. If you are looking for redemption arcs or neat endings, this may not be for you. If you have ever felt hooked by attention that later disappeared, if you have carried shame alongside longing, or if you are learning how to restore yourself without pretending you were untouched, you may recognize something here. This is me staying with the truth. Raw. Unresolved. Honest.

I can't remember her face. But my dreams won't let her go. This is--- Dream Switch™...

Sabi nga ni Erik Erikson, every stage of our life is a battle between two forces; and to heal, we must first confront the conflict we've avoided the most. Maureen tries to embrace the parts of herself she thought were too dark, too broken, too blue. As she navigates grief, identity, longing, and the very fragile threads of connection, she discovers that sometimes, warmth doesn't come from the sun. Minsan, nanggagaling ito sa taong marunong dumampot ng basag na piraso mo nang hindi nasusugatan. A slow-burning, psychological, quietly devastating story of learning to sit with your pain, to understand your mind, and eventually, to believe that even the coldest blue can turn warm in the right hands.

When the past comes calling, the line between reality and curse becomes blurred. Keiko must confront haunting ancestral voices and chilling premonitions to break a chain of pain that threatens to consume her. Will she escape her fated end, or succumb to the Rings from the Past?

By Gary Jones Gary never touched another woman. He never met her. He never left his home. But when private messages come to light, a marriage built on trust, silence, and assumed boundaries begins to fracture-not with shouting or confrontation, but with something far more unsettling: control. As his wife quietly recalibrates their relationship, Gary finds himself living under a new structure where transparency replaces privacy and consequence replaces assumption. There are no public accusations. No dramatic ultimatums. Only the slow realization that emotional betrayal, even without physical touch, can permanently alter the balance between two people. The Messages Between Us is a psychological novel about power, accountability, and the dangerous comfort of believing rules don't apply when no one is watching. It explores how intimacy begins long before bodies meet-and how silence can be more devastating than betrayal itself. Quiet. Intimate. Unforgiving. This is not a story about infidelity. It is a story about consequence.

🥀 A SEASON OF SILENCE 🥀 "She appeared on a silent evening-and suddenly, everything made sense." Henry Purnomo is drowning. His family won't speak to him. His mind won't stop screaming. His past won't let him go. Then he meets Avalon. She's broken in ways that mirror his own. She understands the darkness. She doesn't run when the shadows come. For the first time in years, Henry feels alive. But the voices in his head are getting louder. The hallucinations are getting stronger. And Avalon-beautiful, damaged, perfect Avalon- What if she's not real? What if she's the cruelest delusion of all? In a world where you can't trust your own mind, how do you know what-or who-to believe? A tragic romance about the thin line between love and madness, reality and delusion, salvation and destruction. Some love stories don't save you. Some love stories show you why you were never meant to be saved. 📸 Cover Image Credit: Photo by Kelle Sauer https://kellesauer.com/Pinterest Edited and designed by Patih McGulam for "A Season of Silence"

Panuto: Eme-eme lamang po ito at charot charot lamang. This is pure imagination, syempre lawak ng imahinasyon ni author, if symptoms persist please consult your doctor. EME!!

Aarav, a gentle, soft-spoken boyfriend, is suddenly confronted by a moment of possible misfortune that pulls him back into the trauma of his past. Struggling to stay connected with the world around him, he battles the scars that never fully healed. By his side is Naina, his understanding and reasonable girlfriend, who patiently tries her best to support him and help him find the strength to accept the world again.

Sera Marquez thought she had left her old life behind, along with the clients, the late-night stakeouts, and the secrets that kept her awake. Now, she lives quietly outside the city with her husband, Diego. The house is peaceful. The kind of peace she once thought she wanted. Until an unmarked envelope arrives at her door. Inside: a single photograph. No message. No sender. And then the strange things begin. Whispers in empty rooms. A shadow in the corner of her eye. Sera has spent years uncovering other people's truths. Now it's hers that refuses to stay buried.

Randomly updated, dont be suprised if i disappear for a month lmao 🤷 It's a teacher × student, Tom riddle story. be grateful Most impressive Rankings: #17 in Theodore Nott Anabella Weasley has always felt out of place-even in the magical world she was born into. Faces linger too long, glances carry unspoken recognition, and memories seem to echo across lifetimes. Returning to Hogwarts for another year, Ana is drawn into the familiar rhythms of school, but the quiet, strange moments tug at her mind: her mother's lingering looks, fleeting glances from people who seem to see more than just her, and the theory of being reborn that refuses to let go. In the library's hidden corners, Ana studies with her closest friends-Draco, Blaise, Pansy, Theodore, and Luna-surrounded by scattered books, whispered jokes, and playful debates. They tease, they speculate, and they comfort each other, but Ana's thoughts drift to patterns she can't explain. Past lives, recognition, and connections beyond time haunt her quietly, shaping the way she sees the world. Between algebra, magical theory, and whispered confessions, Ana begins to notice the subtle threads that tie people-and perhaps lives-together. In a place as familiar as Hogwarts, where magic is everywhere but truths are hidden, Ana must navigate friendship, discovery, and the unsettling pull of recognition. Echoes Between Lives is a story of memory, identity, and the invisible bonds that shape us across time.

Dissociative identity disorder (D.I.D.) is a condition where one has two or more separate personalities that control your 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 real 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... and her mind. #1 in psychologicalfiction 12 Dec 2025

This story takes place on an island where a serial killer is slowly killing celebrities to boost his films and industry as a producer. Follow a journalist and a detective as they investigate the mystery of the island and unmask the killer.