Истории Traumasurvivor

Amali's life has never been gentle. A stepbrother who calls obsession "love." A stepsister who bullies her for existing. A mother who expects perfection, no matter the cost. Then, one week before her stepsister's wedding to Muhammad Zayn... she disappears. To protect her family's image, Amali is forced to step into a marriage built on conditions, silence, and a promise of divorce the moment her stepsister returns. But Zayn is cold. Controlled. unreadable. And the closer Amali gets to him, the more the truth twists around her. Who is Muhammad Zayn behind that icy mask? Why does he watch her like he knows more than he says? And what will happen when the secrets they're both hiding finally explode?

Anna Petrova is living on the run-haunted by a past that refuses to stay buried. In the quiet town of Ashgrove, she's finally found a place to disappear. A fake name. A quiet job. A careful life. But secrets like hers don't stay hidden for long-especially when the shadows start closing in. Carter Reyes is undercover, sent to watch her. He knows Anna isn't who she claims to be-and the deeper he digs, the more dangerous the truth becomes. What starts as surveillance quickly turns into something more complicated as he discovers she's not the criminal they warned him about... she's the target. Told in alternating perspectives between Anna and Carter, this story weaves together a slow-burn conspiracy, buried identities, and a fragile alliance between two people who should never trust each other-but might be each other's only chance at surviving what's coming. Because Anna isn't just hiding from her past. She might be the last person alive who can expose it.

Putting the pieces of childhood trauma and abuse into words. Saying it out loud, because there are more of us than we realize. knowing that we are not alone is key to recovery.

In Unchained, a gripping tale of survival and resilience, we meet Rhea, a woman haunted by the shadows of her past. At twenty-six, she struggles to navigate the complexities of adulthood while confronting the memories of a childhood marked by fear and abuse. As she fights to reclaim her voice and find her strength, she grapples with the weight of unhealed wounds that threaten to consume her. As Rhea learns to confront her trauma and embrace her journey toward healing, she discovers that true strength lies in vulnerability, and the power to redefine her story is in her hands. Unchained is a poignant exploration of the struggle to break free from the darkness, an inspiring testament to the resilience of the human spirit.

This English sequel to "Me and My Inner Monologues" follows Sano-a quiet student trapped between helping others and losing himself. As he meets Owari Tachibana, a girl with her own hidden scars, their bond becomes a lifeline in a world that doesn't listen. Together, they search for meaning in monologues never spoken aloud. A story of trauma, survival, invisible pain, and the fragile beauty of being understood-even for a moment.

After a deadly virus wipes out everyone over the age of twenty-one, the world collapses into chaos, leaving children to rule-and they aren't kind. Now sixteen, Cleo has only two years left before the virus claims her too. Trained in a ruthless lab that tested her limits with brutal trials, she's become a survivor-fast, clever, and unbreakable. Hunted by a gang called The Plague, who placed a bounty on her head, Cleo is constantly on the run. Among her hunters is Marek, a former friend turned traitor, who now works with the enemy. But Cleo's not alone for long. Along the way, she finds allies in Julian, Nathan, and Quinn-other teens hardened by loss and survival. Together, they face deadly obstacles, rival gangs, and the crumbling remains of a world gone savage. As the grip of The Plague tightens and rumors of a cure-or a safe zone-ignite desperate hope, Cleo must decide whether to keep running or take a stand. Because she didn't survive hell just to die quietly.

A true life story base on my personal experience

Hey everyone, I've started publishing a book anonymously. It's about growing up in a violent home, surviving trauma, and trying to find peace. I'm not a professional writer. I'm just someone who decided to speak - after years of silence. The story is called: "Looking Where No One Dares to Look" I'm 23. My name isn't Ahmed. But yes - I am Ahmed. I want to share this story for those who feel alone. For those who grew up like I did. And for anyone who just needs to know: You're not crazy. You're not weak. You're not alone. ⚠ Trigger Warning: This story contains themes of domestic violence, emotional abuse, depression, suicidal thoughts, and childhood trauma. Please take care while reading - and don't read alone if this could trigger you. You matter. Always.

Nostalgia. Goddess of memories. And the memory that ripped her mother apart. - An etiological story inspired by Greek myth. I wrote it for my Classical Mythology class and I'm really proud of it so I wanted to publish it here.

Nova Greene was never supposed to survive or remember. After a brutal attack, she wakes up in a robotic body... with no heart, no organs, and only fragments of a stolen life. Someone sold her soul to science. Now she wants it back.

Born from chaos and raised in silence, this is the story of a child who never had the chance to just be a child. Abandoned by the comfort of family and pulled into the harsh reality of foster care, the narrator of this brutally honest memoir reflects on a life shaped by grief, addiction, generational trauma, and survival. Through vivid memories and unfiltered emotion, they unravel the pain of growing up in a family torn apart by dysfunction-where love was withheld, voices went unheard, and healing was a distant dream. This is not a story of happy endings. It's a story of what happens when a child is handed nothing but broken pieces and told to build a life. Unapologetic, haunting, and deeply personal, this is a journey through loss, loneliness, and the search for peace in a world that never offered it. For anyone who has ever felt like the black sheep, the forgotten child, or the one holding all the weight-this book is for you.

"She lost her name on one rainy night and gained a family, a new identity... and a love she never saw coming." At fifteen, she ran from the voices, the fists, blood on her palms, knees scraped and a scream lodged in her throat. She remembers, Rain. Fog. Screams. A car screeching. Then-darkness. Ten years later, she is Dr. Ayra Mehta, a successful psychologist, still haunted by memories she can't fully grasp and with a heart she refuses to let anyone near. "They say trauma buries itself. But mine sleeps with one eye open." The adopted daughter of the Mehtas'. Sister to the dramatic, doting Aarav. And now, fate is knocking again - this time at the dinning table, in the form of an arranged marriage proposal. Aaravs' best friend. The Mehtas' business partner. And the man her parents have chosen for her arranged marriage. Vivaan Rathore - the golden retriever with a sharp tongue for the world and a soft heart for her. A loyal son, a ruthless businessman, and a quiet romantic who's been watching her from a distance for years. When their families suggest an arranged marriage, he agrees without hesitation. She agrees because saying no feels like betrayal. "Love isn't the hardest part. Trust is." Aarohi doesn't believe in fairy tales. Not when nightmares still wake her at 3 a.m. Not when the truth threatens to burn down everything she's rebuilt. Because memory doesn't knock when it returns. It breaks the door. Two families. One hidden past. A bond waiting to be rediscovered.

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.

When a girl jumps from the third floor of their school building, sixteen-year-old Katherine Okoh realizes how little she knows about the people around her. To the teachers, it's an unfortunate tragedy. To the students, it's gossip. But to Kath, it's something she can't stop thinking about. In the days that follow, silence spreads through the hallways, rumors flood social media, and everyone pretends to move on. But beneath that quiet, something darker is unraveling. As Katherine tries to uncover what's really going on within her school walls, she finds herself walking the same fragile line between pretending and breaking. The same one Amanda must have walked before she jumped. Because at Klasical Academy...the only things innocent are the uniforms. And after school ends, the secrets begin.

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This isn't just a story. It's survival, written out loud. Aurora Kingsley thought moving away would silence her past, but trauma doesn't care about distance. The memories followed her loud, vivid, and unrelenting. Each chapter peels back another layer of what she tried to bury: the truth, the flashbacks, and the weight of pretending she's okay. If Only You Knew is a raw journey through trauma, therapy, and the slow, trembling art of healing. Proof that survival doesn't always look like strength. Sometimes, it just looks like trying again. ❤️‍🩹♥️

I said no. Again and again. But no one listened." At sixteen, Luna was forced into a marriage with a man twice her age-a stranger, a secret, and a living nightmare. Her dreams of becoming a doctor died the day her voice was silenced. What followed was betrayal, heartbreak, and a darkness so deep, even love couldn't reach her

"Jesus, take the wheel... 'cause I ain't doin' '25 without you." This ain't no fairytale. It's real life - raw, unfiltered, and documented day by day from the frontlines of surviving mental illness, heartbreak, poverty, and system failure. Jen is a ghetto goddess, a BPD warrior, a mama without her babies, and a woman trying to stay alive without electricity, love, or peace of mind. From sleeping with five dogs to stay warm, to battling suicidal thoughts in the middle of an Amarillo blizzard, her story is chaotic, heartbreaking, hilarious, and powerful as hell. She's in love with a man who only loves her when it's convenient. Her daughter's struggling with the same demons she fought growing up. And every day, she wakes up wondering if today will finally be different - or just another tragedy. This isn't just a diary. It's survival on paper. It's for the misunderstood. The mentally ill. The brokenhearted. The ones still holding on by a blunt and a prayer. You might judge her. But you'll never forget her.

I didn't run away to live... but to stay alive. This is the story I never dared to tell. A childhood stolen by violence, silence, and fear. I speak now, not for sympathy, but so others may survive before they break.