Alcoholism Stories

"His name was Jessie. He liked grunge music and hated his father and didn’t have a mother. When he was twelve he’d been shamelessly in love with Jessica Alba. He had a book full of clean jokes in his room that were so stupid they were almost funny. He was twenty-one years old, a junior in college, and he hated carrots. That he could remember. All of that seemed menial, now. What did it matter if he’d once watched Avengers three times in a row because he wished he was Iron Man? Jessie couldn’t feel his legs. Couldn’t move them. Hell, he couldn’t even turn his head..."

Ten years ago, Rachel Roth made the most important decision of her life: to follow her dream. To do so, she had to leave her team behind, including Garfield Logan, the boyfriend she loved deeply. Desperate to keep her close, Garfield made impulsive and reckless mistakes in hopes of stopping her from moving to the other side of the world. Now, the Christmas spirit was nothing more than smoldering ashes in their hearts, unable to reignite under the weight of their pain. But could Santa have a special surprise to rekindle the magic of this holiday season and perhaps reunite these intertwined destinies?

Mike and Will cut contact in 1990 after a fight that left their friendship hanging by a thread. Six years pass and Mike finds himself in the city of New York, and somewhere along the way, he reunites with his long lost "best friend". In an unexpected turn of events, they find themselves in the same prison cell under the influence, and have to catch up after so much lost time. In a whirlwind of emotions that eventually lead to a week-long stay in Mike Wheeler's hotel room, Will tells his boyfriend it's for a "friendly reunion".

*sequel to Outer Space* Living in a small village seems like an ideal life. It's calm, peaceful, relaxing, and everything you need is just a walk away. Unless you're talking about Spruceworth. That village has been anything but calm for the past ten or so years and this time, it's not any different. After the explosion that shook the entire village upon hearing the news, Ollie and Grant Asher-Simms desperately want to live a normal life, though it's very hard with Grant's newfound fame, Ollie's mental illness, their past addictions, and both of them seemingly at the centre of a new crime in the village. They soon need to realize that life in Spruceworth is anything but normal.

When the most destructive earthquake in America's history happens just south of St. Louis, seventeen-year-old Fallon Connelly is already on shaky ground. Her mom's alcoholism caused her parents to split and now her dad is constantly on the road, trying to make enough money to pay child support. It's all for nothing anyway, since his money just ends up in her mom's liver. At the same time, Fallon's best friend Cal Dorsey starts to act on his feelings for her and she wishes like hell he'd leave their relationship alone. So when the fault line beneath their feet tears apart, without knowing the fate of her mom and barely escaping the inferno in her high school, she and Cal form a small group and set out on foot across a city in ruins. Fallon and Cal witness the backward-running Mississippi river, encounter city-wide panic that escalates into rioting, and examine what they really mean to each other. In the end, it'll take luck and a will to survive in order to make it home. Whatever home means.

When Lightning McQueen finds his perfect life slipping away faster than ever after one eventful, booze filled evening, he is left feeling defeated and wondering if its time to hang up the keys. But unfortunately for him, the people around McQueen just want to see him get better, but that can only happen if he wants it. Will Lightning be able to get his shit together and save his career? I have no idea! I didn't storyboard this at all! it all comes to me like a prophetic vision. tiger woods and justin timberlake im sorry you caught a stray in that first chapter also fair use and public information im providing commentary pls dont sue me 🫶

in which spencer becomes infatuated with a young woman at his support group

Ivory Covington, the one that is kind to everyone, they think she has the perfect life but it's quite the opposite. In front of everyone's faces they see a perfect family of four, that's so far from the truth. Because, behind those perfect shiny walls is a family with problems that are breaking Ivory apart more than anyone would ever care to know. She wants to leave that town, that family, that life. She wants to leave more than anything. Liam Bronston, the quiet, shy boy who barely spoke. He is the most attractive male in Sunset High where teenagers want to leave just as bad as the sun wants to set. His life gets worse each passing day. No one knows about his problems, not even his best friend who has been by his side. He writes poems to get through the pain and barely shows a smile. He never opens his heart but wishes he could. He wants to get away from that house, that family, that pain. He wants to leave more than anything. Ivory the kind girl and Liam the quiet boy. Pain and freedom, light and dark, smiles and tears. Two different stories that in the end become one. Altogether, these things form The Dollhouse.

Lexie is feeling broken after the two people she cared about betrayed her. She's isolated and can't form a connecting specially with boys. Deven quickly becomes popular at Oakwood high. He is to be fair quite attractive, all the girls wants him. But it's hard keeping up with being the golden boy, when you have a broken family dealing with alcoholism. What happens when Deven the know-it-all guy, catches an eye for Lexie, a girl who shuts everyone away but then again can't really seem stop helping Deven with his problems?

"- He got it, he got me. Jarred made everything just go away for a while, until..." "Until what, Kate?" "Until the night the world turned red and my mind flushed all sense of reality down the drain."

A small collection of my poems on love and life and some slight rants

Phil went to a lot of parties, sometimes Dan was there. Sometimes neither of them were really there. Sometimes they were very much there. Warnings: excessive alcohol consumption, drug usage, explicit language, violence, sex. TEENAGE FUN YEAH. {PHAN}

Functional Alcoholic. Do you know anyone who is a functional alcoholic? This story is dedicated to my father, and the many other lives that are gone too soon from the abuse, and addiction from Alcohol

Y/N's dad died a few years ago and her mom is an alcoholic, therefore the government decided to place her at an orphan house. Here she meets a guy named Jeongin whose parents split up and couldn't bare to see the memory of each other. ⚠️TW: Pretty angsty. ⚠️ (Mention of alcohol and death.)

poems I wrote whilst waiting for spring. colleen cosette goodman © 2018

A collection of short poems about depression, alcoholism and the pressure on teenagers today. All my poems will go in here.

Daphne Miles, is a simple downtown girl working at the Melrose Hotel where nothing ever happens, and she likes it that way. Her state of mind is consistently searching for any sort of pattern to follow. If that is counting her steps or checking every locked door twice. She constantly to accomplish a perfect state of living, until someone comes along and ruins all for her.

*** Just a few intro chapters - full book available on Amazon, or you can read the original version for free on Wattpad *** Pay your stake. Roll the dice. Do the dare. Getting divorced at twenty-five sucks. Teaching over-confident rich kids when you ought to be designing handbags for Mulberry sucks. In fact, every single aspect of Daisy Fitzgerald's life is one big fail. But when Xander, a veritable Knight-in-Shining-Cricket-Pads, knocks her off her wedge heels, Daisy topples into his world of It-girls, players and Michelin stars. At a party, buoyed up on champagne and escapism, Daisy agrees to play Forfeit, the ultimate game of dares. Round One was a fun way to pass an hour, Round Two wasn't for the faint-hearted, but no one wants to stake £5,000 to play Round Three, not until they're persuaded by a vitriolic social media campaign that's about to go viral. £25,000 is up for grabs, but the game's called Forfeit for good reason. Blackmail, betrayal, revenge... move over Gatsby, there's a new bunch of bored young things in town. *** Caution. Forfeit's rated at PG-13, but it does contain strong language and scenes of a sexual nature. Just sayin'. Cx *** Being open and honest, I'll only be posting the first 30% or so of #Forfeit here. If you like it and want to read the rest, it's available on Kindle. It won't break the bank - 77p, 99c are the launch prices and the Kindle App is free! Keep posted for chances to win signed copies and Kindle freebies. If you feel cheated that you can't read it all for free, the first/ original draft of Forfeit is still on here. It's posted as a book in its own right, but it's also at the end of the new #Forfeit chapters in this version. Thanks for reading. Cx

A book about life in the form of haiku.

My thoughts from me to you.