Rawandreal Stories

No filters. No edits. No apologies. Unedited, Unapologetic - ft. Naylaah is a raw, honest biography about growing up under expectations, finding comfort in creativity, and learning who you are when life doesn't follow the plan. From childhood memories and college chaos to friendships, heartbreaks, and quiet self-discovery-this story is told exactly as it happened. Messy. Real. Unapologetic. Read it if you believe the truth doesn't need polishing.

The Best of Everything I Did Wrong is full of heartbreak, mistakes, and messy feelings, the kind of moments I've lived through and still think about. If you've read Her Favorite Mistake, think of this one as famil... let's just say they're connected, related, two sides of the same story (not really but yeah) about love, loss, and everything in between. These poems and pieces are drawn from my own life, my own choices, the words I wish I'd said, and the lessons I learned the hard way. I hope you enjoy and yeah... HAVE FUN 😊

What do you do when the world is quiet but your mind won't shut up? 3:04 A.M. is a haunting, intimate collection of fragmented thoughts, whispered confessions, and emotional snapshots scribbled in the dark. Equal parts journal, poetry, and stream-of-consciousness therapy, this book captures the sleepless moments where memories hit hardest, regrets echo loudest, and truths are too raw to say aloud. With the vulnerable honesty of a midnight voicemail and the strange comfort of a stranger's open diary, these unsent messages explore love, loss, nostalgia, and the beautiful chaos of being awake when everyone else is dreaming. This is not a book you read - it's one you feel. This is especially made for anyone who has ever stared at the ceiling and thought, "I shouldn't be feeling this much right now."

The Girl Who Carried Chaos Beautifully is not just a story - it's a mirror for anyone who ever felt too much and said too little. I , Riya Deepak Motwani opens the door to her heart with raw honesty, sharing the unfiltered chaos of being young, emotional, misunderstood, and deeply human. Through memories, heartbreaks, fears, small victories, lost friendships, and silent tears, she paints a story not of perfection - but of becoming. This book is for the soft souls, the overthinkers, the girls who loved too hard, stayed too long, and still found a way to bloom.If you've ever broken quietly... and rebuilt quietly...If you've ever felt like your emotions were too loud for this world... You'll find yourself in these pages.

Everyone wants the fairytale. But no one talks about what happens after the wedding, when real life hits hard. This is the story of Athena and ZJ-young, in love, and completely unprepared for the weight of marriage, bills, a crying baby, and personal failures. There were nights they wanted to give up. Moments when they thought they were failures. Seasons when they stopped praying... or didn't know what to say to God at all. But somehow by God's grace, they stayed. They chose the hardest part and learned from it. Love Through the Storm is a raw, faith-filled journey through the early years of marriage, the heartbreaks, the healing, and the holy moments in between. Because sometimes, the most powerful love stories aren't the perfect ones... but the ones that survived.

They said forever at the altar. But no one warned them about the nights they'd cry in silence, the storms that would shake their vows, or the moments they'd question if love was still worth it. This is a story of two imperfect people, trying to love like Jesus-flawed, forgiven, and faithful. Through heartbreak, healing, and holding on... they choose each other, again and again. Because real love? It's not always easy. But it's always worth it. Still, I Do - a raw and faith-filled journey through 25 years of choosing love, choosing grace, and choosing us.

For De'lani is a powerful, lyrical journey of love, growth, and redemption. When Quayvion becomes a father at seventeen, he leaves behind a life of gangs to raise his daughter, De'lani, with determination and care. The mother, Denaisha, begins immature and distant but grows into a present, loving parent through rehab, classes, and hard lessons. De'lani rises from this turbulent beginning to become a brilliant, athletic, and resilient young girl-excelling in school and sports while navigating the complex emotions of growing up in a family learning to heal together. Through tearful arguments, heartfelt reconciliations, and song-like interludes, this story captures the raw beauty of mistakes, forgiveness, and the bonds that shape us. A novel filled with sweetness, sorrow, and lyrical moments, For De'lani is a testament to the power of choice, love, and the unbreakable spirit of family. - First Book Made When In The 5th Grade A Small Short Book And I've Added It Here :) Longer Books Comgin Soon

This is my journey-raw, real, and all about growth. In 2025, I'm focusing on healing, setting goals and boundaries that matter, and becoming the best version of myself. From building my career to finding balance in my mind, body, and soul, this story captures the ups and downs of figuring it all out. It's personal, it's honest, and it's a reminder that every small step counts.

Four years after the chaos, Tracy Freeland is sober, steady, and trying to stay that way. But when Evie Zamora walks back into her life - older, damaged, and still magnetic - the past she buried begins to rise. Old wounds open. Old habits return. And Tracy has to decide : can she face who she was - without losing who she's becoming? Some friendships burn bright. Others burn everything down.

:) POEMS OF LOVE,PAIN , POWER AND VENGEANCE

Some scars never fade. Some flames never die. Fifteen years of wreckage trailed behind her like smoke. Addiction had been her comfort. Drugs, porn, masturbation-whatever numbed the ache. Even theft became a thrill, a distraction from the gaping hollowness she couldn't name. Jemima had tried to anchor her. Loyal. Fierce. A friend who prayed through every relapse and held her hair through every overdose. And then there was her mother-devout, unyielding, burning with a fire that felt more like judgment than grace. But she hadn't always been alone. Somewhere along the way, love had slipped into her story. A man with kind eyes and broken dreams of his own. For a while, they'd been each other's shelter-until their cracks split them apart. She hadn't meant to find salvation. Not in the second man. Not in God. But both came uninvited-one holding her trembling wrists in the rain, the other crashing into her soul like lightning. Now, here she sat. In the same church that once condemned her. The same pulpit that echoed shame now pulsed with something else-mercy, maybe. Redemption, if she dared believe it. But behind her closed eyes, the past still whispered.

In Embers and Petals, the quiet fragments of healing meet the gentle art of self-acceptance. Through fifty deeply personal and reflective chapters, this book takes readers on a journey of rediscovering themselves-where pain becomes the soil from which strength blooms, and where even the smallest ember of hope can ignite transformation. Each page blends poetry and introspection, unraveling the beauty hidden within flaws, heartbreaks, and silent battles. Embers and Petals is not merely a story of healing-it's an embrace for every soul learning to rise from ashes while carrying the soft grace of petals.

Eleanor Mayers looks fine. She smiles. She studies hard. She keeps quiet. She plays the role perfectly. But inside? She's unraveling. Haunted by a grief no one talks about and a loneliness no one sees, Eleanor walks through life carrying the weight of her silence. With a mother who's barely holding on, classmates who only know her mask, and a past she never unpacked, her mind becomes the one place she can't escape. Then comes therapy. One question. One moment. One woman who doesn't flinch at the silence. As Eleanor's sessions with Ms. Michaels slowly crack open everything she's buried, she begins to ask herself the question that's been screaming inside for years: What's wrong with me? A raw, poetic journey into the quiet chaos of mental illness, grief, identity, and the desperate desire to be seen. For readers who've ever smiled through pain, felt invisible in a crowd, or wished someone would just ask, "Are you really okay?" Because sometimes the heaviest things we carry are the ones no one can see.

She was sold by blood, found by fate, and loved by a man who chose her over the world. In the dim lanes of Budhwar Peth, Pune, where dreams are often buried in silence and shame, lives Preeti-a girl whose childhood was stolen by the very hands meant to protect her. Betrayed by her uncle and trapped in a life she never chose, she hides behind thin curtains and thicker scars, her soul untouched even if her world has been torn apart. Enter Captain Karan Varma-a dashing pilot and popular YouTuber from Mumbai, born in Rajasthan, with a spirit that seeks stories beyond glamour. What begins as a casual vlog visit turns into a destiny-altering moment when he sees her-not just the girl in the brothel, but the woman behind the curtain. Their love is impossible. Their worlds, unforgiving. But Karan is not a man who bows to norms. And Preeti is not a girl who needs saving-she only needs to be seen. As society spits venom and families turn their backs, Karan wages war against the world-choosing love over legacy, heart over heritage. Together, they fight not just for their bond, but for dignity, redemption, and the right to love without shame. This is not just a romance. It's a story of betrayal and bravery, of shadows and second chances, of a girl who was caged and a man who broke the locks without ever asking her to leave.

Butterfly is a 16-year-old boy trapped in a life that feels like a prison. His family is toxic, his father is emotionally abusive, and his schoolmates mock him relentlessly. At home, his mother betrays his trust to keep the peace, while his father's favoritism toward his brother and the painful memory of his late sister leave Butterfly feeling invisible. At school, he is isolated, ridiculed, and haunted by a breakup that his family indirectly caused. With nowhere to turn, Butterfly pours his heart into his diary-a raw and unfiltered reflection of his fear, anger, and deep loneliness. But Butterfly isn't just a victim. Beneath his vulnerability lies a darker truth: he's a killer, grappling with guilt, suppressed rage, and the weight of his choices. As his life spirals, Butterfly's diary entries reveal his struggles to navigate the thin line between survival and self-destruction. Can he find a way to reclaim his life, or will the weight of his pain consume him entirely? "Diary of Butterfly" is an emotionally charged, gripping story of trauma, isolation, and resilience. It's a journey into the mind of a boy battling inner demons in a world that has turned its back on him.

"Failure of the World" This is not fiction. This is not sugar-coated. This is what happens when the world stops caring - when justice fails, when the system turns its back, and when the only light left is the one glowing through the windshield of a parked car at 3 A.M. A woman pushed to the edge. Four months of surviving in her car. No phone. No safety net. No mercy. Just streetlights, cold nights, and the same people who pretend not to see her. Cops who listen but don't hear. Strangers who say "God bless" and hand out eight dollars like it's salvation. Every word she spits burns through the silence - raw, unfiltered, real. She's not just fighting for survival. She's exposing the truth: A world that claims to care but doesn't. A system that's blind to its own crimes. A society that fails the broken, the honest, the brave - and still dares to call it "help." This is her voice. This is her story. This is the disgrace of a world that let her fall, then asked her to smile through it. Read her truth. Feel her fury. Understand what "failure" really means.

A lyrical essay unraveling what love really means-beyond clichés, beyond movie screens, into the raw, fleeting, contradictory beauty of human connection. This is a personal reflection in 500 words, written like poetry disguised as prose.

Yo, I'm Jiya. You know those moments when you've got a thousand things to say but just can't? This book's packed with those feels-raw, real, and messy. It's not just my story; it's all our untold truths. Dive in, and maybe, just maybe, you'll find pieces of yourself in these pages.

This is the story of a girl who somewhere lost herself in a loud peaceful world. While searching for the reason to justify her unhappiness, she became an empty shell. One day, during a stroll through the park, she met a young man - a stranger with eyes just like hers: void. They became familiar. When she finally shared her pain, he gave her a small blue bottle filled with tiny red pills. "This will cure you," he said. "This will take you to nirvana." Then... he vanished. But did she really find nirvana? Or something far, far worse? Who was that man? Was he ever real?

In a world that never stopped to listen, she learned to rise through the silence. This is not just a poem, It's a journey through pain, strength, and quiet hope. For every soul who's ever felt unheard... This one is for you.