Historias de Acceptance

"Every individual has subjectivity, everyone wants their subjectivity to be validated..." On a quiet, moonlit night, you found yourself alone at the scenery of a calm garden. You start to question whether such beauty could truly exist in this world. You already know that the answer does not exist... You spent your time thinking pondering what even matters in the first place. And then, she appeared... Someone who you forgot but you are deeply familiar with, she gazes into your soul not with the intent to harm, but to heal you instead. Together, you ponder the true meaning of this world with philosophical views and logical analogies. To focus entirely on defining the world, you find yourself together with her... Alone in the quiet, moonlit pavilion, a place that shouldn't exist.

Oliver has learned how to stay small. At sixteen, he's quiet, observant, and careful-content to spend lunch periods in the library and keep his hopes tucked safely out of sight. He knows who he is, mostly, but wanting anything more than comfort feels risky. Then Theo shows up. Theo is warm where Oliver is cautious, open where Oliver hesitates. Their connection begins in the smallest ways: shared tables, passed notes, lingering looks, and conversations that feel easier than they should. What starts as friendship slowly becomes something deeper-something neither of them is brave enough to name at first. As the weeks pass, Oliver and Theo learn how to trust the space between them. They navigate first crushes, quiet fears, and the vulnerability of being seen at an age when everything feels exposed. Outside pressures-school, expectations, the fear of being known too soon-threaten to pull them back into silence, forcing Oliver to decide whether protecting his heart is worth losing something real. This is a slow-burn gay romance about gentle courage, first love, and the kind of hope that grows quietly but refuses to be ignored. It's about realizing that wanting more isn't reckless-and that sometimes, the bravest thing you can do is reach for someone who's already reaching back.

Some friendships do not end with anger or betrayal. They end quietly, with distance and growth. Soft Proof: The Things We Felt but Never Said tells the story of two hearts once inseparable of laughter shared, prayers whispered, and love felt in silence. It is a story of letting go gently, of learning that loving someone does not always mean keeping them close, and of finding peace in acceptance.

Two books on the same shelf live vastly different lives. One is a pristine first edition, worshipped and protected, never allowed to age or bend. The other is a battered paperback that has traveled the world, soaking up coffee stains, tears, and sun-bleached memories. Through their midnight conversations and the passage of time, they discover what it truly means to be loved - and that sometimes, being broken is the only way to become whole. A tender meditation on perfection, purpose, and the beautiful mess of being truly lived-in.

Hindi naman talaga dapat sila magkakakilala, sadyang mapaglaro lang talaga ang tadhana. Bound by her own blind expectations and endless doubts, Ysabela always found it hard to let anyone in her life. It's just hard work, at least, that's what she thought. Knowing someone means investing your time, your efforts, sometimes even money, just to get to know them. Kaya 'rin hindi na siya kailanman pa nagkaroon ng mga kaibigan maliban sa mga pinsan niya. All because she didn't want to go through the burden of meeting people just for them to disappoint her eventually. Pero paano kung bigla na lang lumitaw sa harap ng kanilang bahay ang lalaking ni minsa'y hindi niya nakitaan ng potensyal sa pagmamahal. At paano 'rin kung unti-unti nitong ipinaparamdam sa kaniya na hindi niya kailangan na mag sayang ng kahit ano pag dating sa kaniya dahil siya mismo, buong-buo at kusang-loob na ilalahad sa kaniya ang lahat ng kung anong meron siya. Will she take the risk? or will she just settle with losing the chance? -- fromsien 2026

After a quiet breakup leaves him shrinking inside himself, soft spoken Briarwood teen Dwayne is dragged into his sister Phoebe's room and jokingly transformed into "his new girlfriend." What starts as a dare becomes Dakota Cozy, an online persona whose calm, indie softness unexpectedly explodes in popularity. As Dakota gains followers, brand deals, and real world visibility, Dwayne must untangle whether people love the packaging or the person behind it. Set in a small town layered with a liberal arts college, Becoming Dakota Cozy follows one family adjusting in real time as Dwayne integrates the part of himself he once hid. It's a story about perception, softness as strength, and the quiet power of being accurately seen.

Sometimes the strongest love is the one that doesn't demand to be named. She never meant to fall for the wrong person. Actually-she never meant to fall at all. A dating app glitch. A mistaken identity. Late-night conversations that felt too real to be harmless. She's cautious, overthinks everything, and believes love should arrive quietly, if at all. He's sharp, witty, and slowly dismantles every wall she's spent years perfecting. What happens when the truth shows up after the feelings do? This is a story about modern love- the kind born in chat bubbles, nurtured by words, and tested when reality finally says hello. Slow burn. Emotional tension. And the terrifying question: What if love finds you before you're ready? (The Book is under heavy editing)

In the elder days before mortal kings etched their borders into stone, before time was measured by crowns and conquests, when Elven Folk shared the world with mortals under treaties older than memory, there came upon our people an age of quiet sundering. It was a time when Giants still walked the high places, when Dragons passed like storms along the horizons, and when Elven Folk shared the world with mortals under treaties older than memory. Yet even then, doubt found root. In those days there arose among mortals a whispering hunger, seeded by those who wore borrowed faces. The Changeling Wizards, who fed fear as if it were wisdom. Convincing mortal kings, the magic of the elves no longer served them. What had once been shared truth became superstition. What had once been kinship became a war of wills. From that hour, the old goodwill ended. Thus the space between our peoples widened, until the old paths closed and we were pressed back into the frost-bitten heights of our ancestral lands. And what would happen next would leave the old world in the silent throes of AN UNEASY REALIZATION THAT ALL WAS NOT AS IT SEEMED... A time when love and acceptance became fear and those fears bred greed. Greed bred forgetting. And forgetting became blame. But in that age arose two souls. One born of mortal blood, one of mortal grace. Who chose to stand where others turned away. Alvaro, and Daniela of the western shores, whose names the stone itself remembers. ─ᛰ─ ONC Prompt 78 You begin to realize that things are not as they seem. 🎏 Author Comment: This tale has been designed and written for younger readers but it can be enjoyed by all.

​In high school, Eun Woo was the untouchable captain of the athletic team-until a split-second crash stole his leg and his future. The only person who stayed to help him pick up the pieces was Na Yeon, an awkward freshman with a past she never talked about. ​But just as Eun Woo began to see a new life through her eyes, Na Yeon disappeared. No goodbye. No explanation. Only a headline about a family tragedy too dark to survive. ​Now, years later, Na Yeon is gone. In her place is "Soo Yeon." ​A focused law student with a fake name and a fortress around her heart, Soo Yeon has done the impossible: she's erased her identity to escape her mother's crime. She's safe, she's invisible, and she's finally moving on. ​Until she sees him. ​Eun Woo is no longer the broken boy she left behind. He's stronger, faster on a prosthetic leg, and he's looking right at her with eyes that know exactly who she is. ​He wants the girl who saved him. She wants to stay a ghost. But as their past and present collide, they must decide if the feelings they have for one another are enough to bridge the gap between them. #JustWriteIt-8-chapter-challenge

There's an eerie feeling that the mountains are calling me. I know they're waiting for my answer.

In a universe of multiple planets blessed with life, in a universe ruled by gods, you, the reader, were just a normal mortal living in a small city on the planet of Biela. Life has been hard, it was... boring. An endless cycle of work, terrible co-workers, terrible costumers, an even terrible boss, and 𝔸𝔹𝕊𝕆𝕃𝕌𝕋𝔼𝕃𝕐 TERRIBLE neighbours. Now don't get me wrong, you could care less about all that, in fact, you're very resilient, you got used to it pretty fast. But of course, one day, it all went down hill, and you had a particularly bad day. And with patience running thin, you started to break. Until the light once again, found its way into your life... (male! OC x fem! reader) ❌TWs❌: check out the introduction before reading.

Zara, a 16-years-old teen one days discovers something unusual. She suddenly has a tail? Can she fix this? Her problems just keep rising as she bumps into more and more unexpected things, and people. Can she accept her fate or will she forever be weird? Trigger Warning: Abuse, Violence, Gore, Death and Dying, Discrimination, Animal cruelty, Mental Illness, Kidnapping, Stalking and Torture Please take note of my warnings! If you get triggered by any of these this book is not for you, thank you for being with me and I hope you will enjoy my book!

My Httyd OC) Isharey Sarai Udonta, born from an unplanned relationship, was raised by her father, Micha Udonta, after her mother abandoned her as an infant. From him, she learned resilience, courage, and the value of family. Her life changed when Micha remarried Yvette, a kind woman, adding a mischievous little stepbrother, Zayel, to their newfound family. On the Isle of Velarya, life was not easy, but it was home. Isharey ran wild across the shores and dense forests, testing her courage and learning the clan's ways. Isharey grew into a spirited and daring child, wild at heart yet fiercely loyal to the few who held her trust. The windswept cliffs and hidden forests of Isharey became her playground, her courage sharpened by both the harshness and beauty of her island home. Fierce, loyal, and stubborn, she bore the shadow of her mother's abandonment with resilience, determined to define herself beyond it. But peace was shattered when raiders descended upon Velarya, leaving fire, death, and ruin in their wake. Clutching her younger brother's hand amid the chaos, the attack left scars that would never fade, but also ignited a fierce promise within her: never again would those she loved face abandonment as she once had. With their home destroyed, the Velarya Clan had no choice but to leave behind the lands of their ancestors, setting sail for refuge. The voyage led them to Berk, a new home filled with challenges, discovery, and friendship. To the Berkians, the Velarya were outsiders and foreign; to Isharey, Berk was a chance to begin anew. The child who had once been left behind now stood at the threshold of a new life, carrying with her the scars of loss, the strength of her father and family's love, and the fire of a spirit that refused to break. Where Two Worlds Meet is the the beginning of Isharey's journey-shaped by abandonment, forged in fire, a tale of bravery, resilience, and carried into a future she could not yet imagine.

Luna was the eldest and adaptive daughter of the Rossi family. She went to France for her sister's marriage. That's wherever her life turned upside down. And she met the person who she's searching for the last two decades. And she met the father of her child. And as an Indian Royal she has her own responsibilities but she hides her self from her Own family and doesn't neglect her responsibilities. ---------------------------------- ---------------------------------- He was the eldest son of the Martin Family and he came back to France to meet his childhood friend. He again meets her there but she seems different from what he knows, he sees the different side of her. The moment he met he knew she was the one but she seems to be lost. ---------------------------------- ---------------------------------- Aurora the little princess of the Rossi family daughter of Luna tries her best to get them together.

The past and future clash. Still recovering from an event that nearly drove him to his breaking point, Shujinkou soon finds himself confronting another piece of his past that threatens to alter his standing in life. At the same time, his relationship with his friends continues to grow in unexpected ways once a new face makes it clear they greatly desire his companionship too. And what of his Kōhai? Can she truly be trusted or will her interest wane and lead him to ruin? Is a peaceful semester too much to ask for after all?

''1944. War broke them. Love rebuilt them.'' In late 1944 , Polish Jewish nurse Lea Karturcz meets William Heath , a young paraplegic soldier , at Stoke Mandeville Hospital. Lea's family remains trapped in Nazi-occupied Poland , their fates unknown. As she tends to his wounds , she slowly earns William's trust -and love. When William is rejected hurtfully , Lea's love is revealed. In the aftermath of the Holocaust , they find love. Inspired by the 2012 BBC drama film The Best of Men. Cross-posted on Fanfiction.net New Chapters Posted Mondays & Fridays!

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