Vulnerability Stories

To everyone who has ever smiled while silently falling apart. To the people who stayed awake because their minds refused to rest. To the ones who were called lazy when they were simply trying to survive. And to anyone who has ever felt invisible- This story is for you. New ep on Saturday

Not every feeling is spoken. Some are hidden behind smiles, silence, and the little things we never notice. "If Feelings Were Words" is a collection of prose poetry that gives those feelings a voice. Maybe these words will say what your heart never could.

Lucy can read anyone. She notices the things people think they hide: a change in posture, a hand held too still, the pause before an answer that isn't quite true. She has spent years turning those details into a profession. She wasn't always Lucy. At nineteen, she left behind the life that had been chosen for her. Then she chose everything else herself. Her name. Her work. The red hair. The black clothes. The rules that keep people at exactly the distance she wants them. For eleven years, that distance has held. Then she meets someone who pays attention to her in the same way she pays attention to everyone else. Lucy knows what people want before they admit it. She knows when they're performing, when they're afraid, when they're lying to themselves. What she doesn't know is what to do when someone notices the things she has never said aloud. The Truth She Wears is a psychological romance about a woman who built herself deliberately, and what happens when being known begins to feel less dangerous than being alone. Book Two of the Trap of Desire Universe. Can be read as a standalone.

Interlude 5.1 - Aftermath Features emotional vulnerability, questionable Vulcan coping strategies, slow-burn romance, mild sensuality, and two highly intelligent officers making spectacularly complicated decisions about their feelings. No explicit content. Only emotional damage. Following the events of Phase Shift, Commander Spock and Commander Francis Lancaster are forced to confront a truth neither Vulcan discipline nor human instinct can solve alone. As the Enterprise moves on, both officers must decide what kind of future is possible when grief, longing and trust become stronger than control. A character-focused interlude between Episodes 5 and 6 of Strange Resonances.

A poetry collection Two people, two minds, Two hearts and various unsettled nights Combined into this one canvas of thoughts, Fragments of our respective lives. @LakshyaBankey @Ato0mix_x

Cover by Canva It's about being tired of how disposable love feels these days, but still choosing to believe in real, lasting love. It's basically saying, "I refuse to let a messed-up world make me give up on something beautiful."

For those who learned to survive in the ink. For those who speak in oceans but are heard like shorelines. This is about loving in the only language that ever kept you alive.

These words are a collection of moments in time, tied together by the simple and profound fragility of life. Thank you for reading.

some things are easier to write than they are to say. so i write. i write about him. about myself. about the things i want, the things i lose, the things i pretend don't hurt. i write about love when it feels beautiful. about love when it feels ugly. about wanting someone so badly it scares me. about anger that doesn't know where to go. about the things i say, the things i don't, and everything that lives somewhere in between. some poems are love letters. some are confessions. some are apologies. some are resentment. some are anger i don't know where else to put. and some are just me trying to understand why loving someone can feel so much like losing myself. there are things in here i never say out loud. things i don't know how to explain without sounding crazy, dramatic, too emotional, too much. so they end up here instead. this isn't a story told after everything is over. it's me, in the middle of it. while it's happening. while I'm feeling it. while I'm still trying to figure out what the fuck any of it means. unfiltered. unfinished. still becoming. so if you're into that bullshit ironic fairytale everyone's read before, go ahead and find something else. this one is real. this one is unquestionably raw. and most importantly unapologetically me.

She was an editor who had spent her life refining other people's truths while hiding from her own. He was a translator who spoke through others' voices because he was afraid his own would not be enough. In the two weeks before Valentine's Day, they were forced to work together on a manuscript that demanded everything they had refused to give: honesty, vulnerability, and the willingness to be wrong. Their professional clash became something neither of them planned, a slow unraveling of the defenses they had built so carefully, a discovery that the space between languages might be the only place where two broken people could finally learn to speak. Set against the snow-covered streets of New York, this is a story about the courage it takes to let someone see you completely, and the unexpected intimacy of finding home in the last place you thought to look.

Hindi poetry

❝ 𝐈 𝐜𝐚𝐧'𝐭 𝐚𝐟𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐥𝐨𝐬𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮.❞ 🅘🅝 🅦🅗🅘🅒🅗 two young geniuses, Hiro Hamada and Emily Stark - daughter of none other than Tony Stark - meet while dealing with a target on their backs. TW: mild swearing, death, violence ──── ୨୧ ──── Started: August 13th, 2026 Finished: TBD ──── ୨୧ ──── I only own Emily Stark, the organization, and my story. Copyright to Marvel and Disney.

After years away from Beacon Hills, Scott McCall returns to a town haunted by its supernatural past - and by the choices he made as a young Alpha. He's older now, hardened by loss, and desperate to protect what remains of his legacy. But peace is a myth, and something ancient is stirring beneath the surface. Enter Lyra Quinn - a siren-witch hybrid with a voice that can bend minds and a past soaked in blood. She's seductive, strategic, and emotionally guarded, drawn to Beacon Hills by a force she refuses to name. Her arrival sets off a chain reaction: old enemies resurface, alliances fracture, and Scott finds himself torn between duty and desire. Together Scott and Lyra could save Beacon Hills... or burn it to the ground. Featured story only on Wattpad.

A poetry chapbook written by Rachelle Andrea. Seven new poems, each representing a different stage of life. Sprinkled in plant imagery, this book starts off with a poem consisting of a reminiscent ramble about childhood and ends with a poem about processing heavy emotions as an adult. Throughout each poem, the reader can notice a shift in the lens of the speaker. The mindset is always changing, which showcases the speakers' growth. This is, Flowering.

A poem exploring the inner turmoil of a child facing immense parental pressure to succeed, and the fear and anxiety that accompany those expectations.

Description: At seventeen, she's navigating the complexities of adulthood while still holding onto the joys of childhood. Despite her outward confidence, she struggles with inner happiness and yearns to treat herself with the same kindness she extends to others.

"The Weight and the Whisper" is a poem that delves into the depths of sadness and the overwhelming urge for escape. It explores the feeling of being burdened by the world, the seductive pull of despair, and the fragile yet persistent flicker of hope. Through vivid imagery and emotional language, the poem captures the struggle between darkness and light, emphasizing the importance of reaching out for help and finding strength in vulnerability. It serves as a reminder that even in the darkest moments, connection and healing are possible.

Alicia struggles with self-doubt, fear of being a burden, and the weight of her own emotions while spending time with her partner, Paul. Through their quiet interaction in a domestic setting, the story contrasts her internal chaos with his steady reassurance and patience. Ultimately, it reflects on themes of unconditional love, emotional acceptance, and the fear of being "too much" for someone else to handle.

Lara is head over heels for Manon. Writes a series of Letters/poems to her in her notebook that she never sends out of fear of being vulnerable, so she just hides them in the darkest depths of her drawer. Very short chapters btw. Idk how many chapters there's gonna be