Selflove Stories

She spent her whole life becoming the person everyone needed. The perfect daughter. The dependable sister. The friend who never said no. The girl who smiled so often that no one noticed she was quietly falling apart. Amaira has always believed that love is something you earn by sacrificing your own dreams, hiding your pain, and putting everyone else before yourself. But when buried memories begin to surface and long-forgotten truths refuse to stay hidden, the life she carefully built starts to unravel. Some stories are about finding yourself. This one is about what happens after you've spent a lifetime losing yourself. Half Remembered Prayers is a slow-burning, emotionally charged literary drama about family, grief, hidden truths, and the invisible weight carried by the people everyone thinks are the strongest. No. 1 in eldest and people pleasing stories (02.09.2026) No.1 in self love (15.09.2026)

she knew exactly what she wanted she craved it with her heart, but luck wasn't on her side. Convinced that her weight was the reason she could never find the love she dreamed of, she began to believe love simply wasn't meant for her. until she met him......and discovered that the way to her heart might be more complicated than she could ever imagined.

Journee's heart has been shattered beyond recognition-until fate places Elikai in her path. Both fighting private battles, the two learn that sometimes the most broken souls love the deepest.

Jeon Jung Kook, 27 yrs old, cold, handsome, CEO of Jeon softwares. Smart enough to crack deals in split of seconds but choosing a life partner? Jungkook chuckled looking at the interviewer. "Girlfriend? I like to spend my life productive. Love , girlfriend are just waste of my time". . . . Y/N, a 25 yrs old plastic surgeon, hates people but helps anyone, anywhere, anytime. But doesn't get attached easily and never gave anyone a place in her heart. Y/N chuckled and replied "Marriage is a scam made to entrap women. Men are self centered and who will even love anyone more than themselves?" What will happen, when these two, who have only their hate for marriage in common are bound together in a contract marriage. Will they find what love is? . . . "Let go of my hair, you jerk", Y/N said pulling his hair in her hands. "Ahhh!!! You let go first!!!" , Jungkook screamed in pain. " I will not divorce you, if I go bald", Jungkook said breathing heavily. "No girl will marry you, even if you become Rapunzel", Y/N said. "Then why did you?", Jungkook said and Y/N pulled his hairs again. . . . "Look at me", he said caging me between his arms. "I said look at me", he demaned and I looked at him. " You can't even meet my eyes", he scoffed." You think you can run away from me?" , he said chuckling darkly. "Let me go", I said gritting my teeth. "Try", he said now his hands gripping either sides of my waist. He pulled me crashing into his chest. I hit him on his chest. He looked unbothered. " Hit me all you want, you little beast, but I am not letting you go tonight", he said his face coming closer to mine.

Noah is a 17 year old omega werewolf with an extreme level social anxiety, self-doubt and suffers from terrible nightmares. He has a lot of trouble showing his weak side to anybody and he finds it hard to accept weakness and any emotion that expresses weakness such as crying, complaining, begging, etc. And has not shared anything about his past to anyone. But what will happen when he finds his mate? Will he be able show his weak side and accept those feelings in front of his mate? Lets find out in.... !TRIGGER WARNING!⚠️ 1. This story contains a little, very, very little self-harm, not too extreme. (If anybody reading the story is suffering through something small or big please talk to people around you, seek help and do not opt for self-harm it is bad) 2. It contains gay sexual content(if you do not like it I'll be marking (🌶️)chapters with mature content skip those ones or completely drop the story). 3. It is a male pregnancy story so if you do not like it please drop the story.

[BXB] The list of problems Michael Greene has is probably longer than all the Federalist Papers combined. He's an about to graduate high school, and his life is about as messy as a teenage boys life can get. There's only one part of his life that's ever been reliable, only one constant that's he's always been able to depend on. His childhood best friend, Jackson. But earlier that year, Michael discovered that Jackson was gay. Not only that, but Jackson had been in love with him. And suddenly the one thing Michael had trusted more than anything became unreliable. Michael didn't understand, quite frankly he didn't want to. So he gave Jackson an ultimatum, and somehow the two of them managed to salvage their relationship. As friends. Best friends... right? Trigger Warning⚠️ mentions of: depression/suicide, drug abuse, ED, and self harm.

"Why do I see a Doraemon coffee mug in my kitchen?" Kumud asked. "Oh! That's mine. Remember when you said, 'Make yourselves at home' when I visited last week?" Agastya replied. "It's just what people say out of courtesy. I didn't really mean it." "Why would you say something you don't mean?" he asked innocently. Kumud sighed, accepting defeat. "Fine. The mug stays." ---***--- At eighteen, Agastya meets Kumud and is immediately fascinated by her kindness, her talent, and the quiet way she cares for everyone around her. What begins as simple admiration grows into an unexpected friendship built on trust, respect, and the easy comfort of being understood. Then Kumud takes a bullet meant for him. Ridden by guilt he vows not to see her again. Seven years later, when they meet again Kumud has become a successful fashion designer who has everything she could have dreamed of. A beautiful home and a thriving career. But beneath the polished surface is a woman who is painfully lonely, burdened by guilt, and has forgotten how to enjoy the life she fought so hard to build. So Agastya befriends her again. Not to save her. Just to make her happy again. He doesn't have to. But he does anyway.

[FEATURING: LBTQ+ supporters, chaos, my first story!!, some references to trauma (TW!) for awareness of bullying etc.] As the first day school, parents was struggling to find schools for their children, but a new school emerged. And it slowly became popular and a lot of people started to be in the school. This story contains(in term 2 chapter): Bullying Abuse Homophobia Murder Romance Arrest Immigration

What if starting over in a new city doesn't mean leaving your old heart behind? After spending her entire life in the Philippines, Genevieve Marquez moves to New York's Upper East Side, ready for a fresh start. With a new college, a future in fashion, and a city full of possibilities, she's determined to make this chapter of her life as perfect as she always imagined. But somewhere between fashion classes, Manhattan adventures, new friendships, and unexpected romances, Genevieve begins to discover that love isn't always as simple as she thought it would be. Some people teach you what it feels like to fall in love. Others teach you what it means to lose yourself in it. And sometimes, the hardest lesson is learning the difference between loving someone and choosing what is best for yourself. As Genevieve navigates heartbreak, new feelings, and everything in between, she starts to question the things she once believed about love, relationships, and happily ever after. Maybe moving to New York wasn't just about starting a new life. Maybe it was about finally figuring out who she wants to be.

Conan Gray fanfiction with the plot as two characters in a complex relationship. One struggles with indentity issues and self-love, while the other is shy but always loves the other person no matter what they choose to do.

"You broke every rule we had set Lucky. Every single one of them." Denise says accusingly. "It's not like I meant to. The rules just kind of broke." I said unfazed by her misplaced anger. "The rules just broke. Is that the best you can come up with? I'm disappointed in you. You've changed." That stung. But not as much as realizing my one and only friend wasn't who she pretended to be... ***** Lucky sets rules to ensure her exchange program goes smoothly, but from her very first day at school, everything begins to fall apart. The rules completely unravel when she realizes that the best friend she created them with was never as loyal as she believed. Heartbroken and betrayed, Lucky makes the decision to finally live life on her own terms. But is it too late to mend the bridges she has already broken? Updates: Two chapters or more every week. POV: Mostly Lucky's but her basketball game scenes will be in Reynold's POV. Ps, This is an unedited draft. English is not my first language so go easy on me. I'm having a bit of a problem with the tenses.

This is not a perfect book. These are my raw, unpolished, unique thoughts. If you vibe with it, stay. If not, leave. I'm not here for anyone, I'm here for me - with all my sacred and sinful acts. A free soul, trapped inside herself.

Kia has been living her life traumatised by the world she was put it. Everything just kept getting worse and worse till eventually she began to degrade her self worth, forget about her life and how it was before and believe that she was the issue. Fighting his own personal battles, Eli makes sure to keep his problems to himself as he believes that no one needs to know or worry about him. When he meets Kia in the most out of the blue situation he doesn't see what everyone else sees. He sees a damaged girl who was dealt the wrong hand. And he's determined to help heal her even if it means putting his life at deadly stakes. TW: Abuse Mentions of SA Self harm Addiction

A collection of poems from a little soul trying to find its light in a sky that has always belonged to the stars. A little light fighting to be seen, fighting not to disappear among all the brighter things. A firefly,still searching for its place in the vastness of the night.

"Love is like a piece of sweet candy. Everyone has a different definition for it, but the truth is, you can't describe it. You can only feel it." To her classmates at Hanfield High, seventeen-year-old Si-eun is an invisible ghost. Short, average-looking, and completely silent, she hides in the back row behind a shield of perfect grades. While her teachers leave her alone, her peers dismiss her as a cold, boring robot who only cares about textbooks. They don't know the truth. Behind the locked door of her bedroom, Si-eun lives a double life. She is a whirlwind of color and sound-painting her walls with vivid art, writing raw prose at 3:00 AM, and singing soulful melodies to an empty room in dresses too beautiful to ever see the light of day. Her bedroom is her sanctuary; the outside world is a storm she is terrified to face. Determined to keep her brilliant mind a secret forever, Si-eun must eventually confront her deepest flaw: her crippling fear of being judged. Enter Jang Seong-ho. From the outside, he looks perfect-kind, humble, and completely put together. But his heart is full of unanswered questions. He wonders: why can't men cry? Why can't they break down in tears when even a thing as strong as stone can crack under pressure? What will happen when Si-eun and Seong-ho finally notice each other? A grounded, deeply moving story about introversion, finding your voice, and learning that the world still has beautiful things waiting for you in the light. From the Author: This story is an ultra-slow-burn. I hope you beautiful souls enjoy it with patience.

The mimic is a lonely, lonely thing.

Many of us make the mistake of falling into the same loop over and over, thinking that there's no way out. How many times have you known someone who broke your heart but you still found it in you to give them another chance? And how many times did that ever work out for you? This guide isn't just about how to feel better during the process. It's about raising all the reasons that makes this process hard, including the mistakes that people usually fall into, to the surface and bring out their silver lining.

I never thought I would fall in love with Elijah Gray. Actually, I never thought I would even like him. We were classmates in high school, and we couldn't stand each other. Every conversation became an argument, every disagreement became a battle, and neither of us could stand the thought of the other being right. Then university happened. Somehow, the boy I once couldn't stand became the person I spent the most time with. Friendship came first. Then came feelings I couldn't explain. But loving Elijah wasn't simple. He didn't believe in love. He didn't believe in relationships. And I was foolish enough to think that maybe, if I loved him enough, I could change his mind. What I didn't know was that love isn't always about changing someone. Sometimes, it's about learning who you are, facing the things that hurt you, and growing into someone capable of loving without losing yourself. This is the story of how two people who were never supposed to become "us" had to find themselves before they could find each other.

This book is the blue print to holding families together so we can become better as a whole as we are currently failing our youths. This book aims to promote individual growth and development. I aim to guide i daughters with love.

Don't Lose The Queen Trying To Keep The Man Dating can be exciting. It can make your heart race, give you butterflies, and make you wonder whether you've finally found your person. But dating can also make you lose yourself. You start ignoring the things that make you uncomfortable. You make excuses for behavior you would never accept from anyone else. You become too attached too soon. You give relationship-level love to someone who hasn't earned a relationship with you. And before you know it, you're no longer asking, "Is this man right for me?" You're asking, "How do I keep him?" Stop. A Queen doesn't enter the dating world begging to be chosen. She enters knowing who she is, what she wants, what she deserves, and what kind of life she is building. Date Like a Queen is for women who want to date intentionally-not for casual flings, FWB arrangements, endless situationships, or relationships with no direction. This is for the woman who ultimately wants a serious, committed relationship and marriage and wants to approach dating with self-respect, patience, discernment, and intention. This book will teach you to: 👑 Build your own life before making someone else the center of it. 👑 Stop abandoning yourself just to keep a man. 👑 Observe his character instead of falling in love with potential. 👑 Give time a chance to reveal both good qualities and red flags. 👑 Respect yourself enough to know that one person's attention is never your only option. 👑 Date from abundance instead of scarcity. 👑 Understand that attraction is not the same thing as compatibility. 👑 Let trust, intimacy, commitment, and love develop one step at a time. 👑 Learn to choose a partner instead of desperately trying to be chosen. Because you don't need to become the perfect woman to convince a man to love you. New Chapters every Saturday💋