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)

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.

Some stories don't begin with love-they begin with ruin. A shattered boy who learned to survive by being pretty. A girl they all overlooked... except the one who needed her most. And the man waiting in the dark, holding the door to freedom... or something far more dangerous. This isn't a fairytale. This is a reckoning. In a place where silence was holy, he learned to flirt his way out of pain and bleed glitter to survive. But when his dove came-curious, full of softness and strength-he tasted something like hope. Freedom would always wear her face. But what happens after the break? When obsession masquerades as devotion? When pretty things turn sharp? Because he knows his love is a little too Crazy, a little too wild, too consuming. And maybe she was never meant for the kind of craving that lives in his shadow. And yet... he can't let go. Not of her. Not of the man who sees his darkest corners and doesn't flinch. Three lives. Tangled pasts. One story drenched in trauma, obsession, and a love that might just burn everything down to be born.

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.

[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.

Athena Femi Rodrigo saw how hard life is because of poverty. Growing up, she learns the value of contentment and hard work. Life was too challenging until she was given a chance to study and take the course she wanted. Her passion for space and design. It is already a great start for her to reach her dream. Until she met these green orbs, who would entirely change her existence. Reaching the ambition is like a game. A goal that needed to be kicked hard. What if love well enters the race? What if another thing happened that is out of your plan? Would you let the blazing heat bring chaos to your paradise? Would you let this uncontrollable emotion become an exit? Started: July 01, 2024

I promised Nathaniel Greyson I would wait for him. He left for boarding school where there's no phones, no texts, no letters. Nothing. Just silence for three months - except for a short, supervised call once in a while where I could barely hear his voice before they cut us off. I tried to hold on. I really did. But in that silence, his cousin Henry Kingston started showing up. Checking on me, like Nathaniel asked him to. Making me laugh when I wanted to cry. It was one mistake. One lonely night I can never undo. Now Nathaniel is coming home, and his last call was... different. Cold. Quiet. Like he already knew something was wrong. Does he know? Did Henry tell him? What happens now? *Find out what happens when Nathaniel finds out his girlfriend was cheating on him... with his own cousin, while he was gone.* I said I'd wait. I didn't say I'd be forgiven.

INTRODUCTION In a world where people often compare themselves to others, it can be easy to forget who we truly are. We may wish to look different, act differently, or become someone else just to feel accepted. But being yourself is not a weakness. It is a gift. You don't have to be perfect. You don't have to be like everyone else. You simply have to be true to who you are. There is only one you, and that makes you special. So, embrace yourself, believe in yourself, and never be afraid to shine in your own way. Welcome to The Beauty of Being Yourself - a story that reminds us that there is beauty in being exactly who you are.

A reflection for the youth. Being vulnerable doesn't mean you're weak. It means you actually care enough to fight for what matters.

This is a story about love, trust, attachment, and the quiet ways a person can slowly lose pieces of themselves while trying to hold on to someone else. Ananya's story is not about a perfect relationship, and it is not about perfect people. It is about choices, forgiveness, doubt, hope, and the moments when love can make us question what we already know. Some parts of this story may feel uncomfortable. Some may feel painfully familiar. If you see yourself in Ananya, remember that understanding someone does not mean you have to excuse everything they do. Loving someone does not mean losing yourself. And this is only the beginning of her story. There is still much more for Ananya to discover-not only about the person she loves, but about the person she is becoming.

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.

She never believed she was someone worth choosing. Years of self-doubt, overthinking, and insecurities had convinced Aarohi that love was something meant for everyone else-not for her. Then came the last year of high school. A new school. A new beginning. Unexpected friendships. Quiet conversations. Shared laughter. Tiny moments that somehow refused to leave her heart. Maybe she was reading too much into everything. Or maybe... she had always been the prettiest in someone's eyes. A realistic slow-burn romance about growing up, healing, dreams, friendship, and learning that sometimes the hardest person to believe in... is yourself.

She spent her first life believing that if she became useful enough, people would finally love her. She was wrong. Used, replaced, and eventually forgotten, she died with one regret- she had spent her entire life taking care of everyone except herself. Then fate gave her a second life. She remembers everything. This time, she won't chase love. She won't beg to be chosen. She won't sacrifice herself to be needed. But then a man walks into her life who notices the little things, makes her laugh, gets jealous over ridiculous things, and loves her without asking her to earn it. He doesn't just teach her how to love again. He teaches her how to love herself. Because sometimes, the greatest second chance isn't getting back what you lost. It's finally becoming the person you were never allowed to be.

She hears everything. Every secret the city whispers. For years, Kuro thought it was a curse - hearing the things people swallow. The city is loud with unsaid words. Until she meets a boy who is silent. Truly silent. And for the first time, she doesn't hear him. She feels him. A raw, healing story about a girl who carried the weight of a city, and learned to put it down. From the author of The Library of Unlived Lives duology. Spoken word meets urban fantasy. For the ones who feel too much. #healing #Nigeria #Lagos #fantasy #emotional #selflove #raw #foundfamily

It's a dance between wanting adoration and knowing that the same adoration is controlling and limiting so one should find peace in loving who they are flaws and all.

Pashine lives in an odd world, as a haunted princess of a depressed kingdom. After a poor farmer looses his little sister, cat and father in an unjust execution, it is up to the royal family to make amends. The ghosts and ghouls have risen for revenge, and justice must be given to the lost. Pashine is given a duty to accomplish; it's just a burden to bury.

Two Friends with undiscovered feelings, drifted apart due to overwhelming emotions. Abdullah takes the initiative to learn of himself and his Childhood friend Mahdi with wgom he had spent his early years. Admiration turned into Faithfulness, resulting in pure devotion to His feelings for his beloved. To what extent, would their relationship go before dissipating, Or would fate have its own plans?

This is the story of two archers whose lives are intertwined by fate, although neither of them know it yet..... a ddvauau, but from my ocs povs!! Credit to Maruu and Doody, and everyone else involved in the creation of the comic DDVAU and WarnaDaPerak for making an AWESOME fanfiction for it that inspired me to write this! !Cover is a placehoder and will be updated at some point! Thanks for reading, and good timezones!

When I Became Who I Already Was Madeline has spent most of her life becoming whatever everyone else needed her to be. A dependable daughter. A devoted wife. A present mother. The woman who shows up, keeps the peace, carries the weight, and says I'm fine even when she isn't. Somewhere along the way, the girl who dreamed of writing books, designing clothes, exploring the world, and living without apology disappeared beneath years of criticism, rejection, expectations, and the quiet belief that if Madeline could just be better-smaller, stronger, more useful, less difficult-maybe she would finally be enough. By forty, she barely recognizes the woman staring back at her. Her marriage is breaking her down. Her body hurts. Her world is getting smaller, and the bedroom that once offered a place to rest is slowly becoming a place to hide from her own life. But buried beneath everything Madeline has been taught to believe about herself is the woman she used to know. And little by little, one choice at a time, she begins to find her again. When I Became Who I Already Was is an emotional story of self-discovery, healing, body image, motherhood, broken dreams, and learning that sometimes the most important person you will ever choose is yourself.

Saria Rodriguez returns to her provincial hometown after losing everything in Manila - her dreams, her reputation, and the people she once loved. All she wants now is to survive and care for her sick grandmother, not fall in love. But when she meets the arrogant mayor Joseph Cojuangco and the charming yet mysterious Kit Del Mundo, she finds herself pulled into a world of secrets, ambition, and impossible choices. Because some hearts are worth fighting for... and some risks are impossible to resist.