Basedonatruestory Stories

In a quiet research institute in Japan, Dr. S. Sahani Indian lives a life guided by discipline and silence. Inside the laboratory, everything follows logic and order. But beyond the glass walls, cherry blossoms bloom and fall with the passing seasons-reminding her of the emotions she has long kept hidden. Carrying the weight of past injustice and the quiet strength of motherhood, she has learned to move forward without looking back. Until an unexpected meeting begins to change the stillness of her world. Some encounters feel strangely familiar, as if two souls were meant to cross paths despite time and distance. Unspoken, Unbroken is a gentle story about resilience, motherhood, and the quiet courage to heal while protecting the ones you love. 日本の静かな研究所で、シャリニ博士は研究に没頭する日々を送っている。 研究室の中では、すべてが論理と秩序に従って動いている。 けれどガラスの向こうでは、桜が季節とともに咲き、そして静かに散っていく。 過去の不公平な出来事と、母としての責任を胸に抱えながら、 彼女は静かに前へ進み続けてきた。 そんな彼女の世界に、ある出会いが訪れる。 それは偶然のようでいて、どこか懐かしく、 まるで魂が引き寄せられたかのような出会い。 『Unspoken, Unbroken』は、静かな強さ、母としての愛、 そして心を癒やしていく小さな希望を描いた物語。

Based on a true story. Some people are living their lives, chasing dreams and happiness. But some people are just existing. The Weight of Existing is a diary-style story about a girl who has a loving family, a caring mother, and a normal life, yet quietly struggles with anxiety, overthinking, hurtful words, and the feeling of not being attached to life. She doesn't want to die. She's just tired of carrying the weight of existing. This story is about silent battles, misunderstood emotions, faith, family, and surviving even when life feels heavy. Not everything in this story will be revealed, because some pain is meant to stay private. But maybe, somewhere in these pages, you will find a part of yourself too.

Based on a true story. Some people don't celebrate light. Some people resent it. Some people look at joy and feel the need to dim it. At first the comments were small. "You're too sensitive." "You're a little much." "You're exhausting sometimes." "You take things too personally." They said these things with laughter. With shrugs. With the casual cruelty of people who expect you to swallow their words and thank them for it. So I did. Because I thought the problem must be me. I tried to quiet myself. I sang less. I spoke less. I laughed less. The girl I once was slowly disappeared. In her place was someone smaller. Quieter. Someone who apologized for everything - even existing. I thought if I just tried harder... if I softened myself enough... if I stopped being "too much"... they would finally accept me. But you cannot shrink yourself into someone else's comfort without disappearing completely. And one day, I realized something that changed everything. I was never too much. I was just surrounded by people who couldn't handle someone who felt deeply, loved loudly, and lived fully. This is the story of how I lost myself. And how I found my voice again.

At My Worst follows Dawn, a fifteen-year-old girl navigating life with Borderline Personality Disorder while struggling under the weight of high school, unstable friendships, and complicated family dynamics. Based on a true story, this raw coming-of-age narrative traces Dawn's journey from childhood into young adulthood, capturing the moments that fracture her sense of self and the resilience that slowly begins to form. As she battles intense emotions, fear of abandonment, and an ongoing war within herself, Dawn learns that survival itself can be an act of courage. NEW CHAPTER EVERY FRIDAY! Trigger Warning: This story contains themes of mental illnesses, self-harm, sexual content ,difficult family relationships, sexual/physical/verbal abuse and more.

Disclaimer: This story is based on my college life as it is happening now. Some names have been changed to protect the privacy of the people involved. A new journey, a plan unfolding, and chapters yet to be written. Anything could happen. But can their friendship survive the tests ahead? He seems innocent... but is he hiding something beneath his calm exterior? Is his care and kindness real, or just a mask? Will she uncover the truth in time? And if she does... will she be able to forgive him when his true colours are revealed?

When she believed love and commitments will always give pain he became her comfort, when she was trembling he caught her tight , when she was breaking he holded her, she found love which she never expected she fell beyond measures he made her his home and they became each other's world BASED ON AUTHOR'S LOVE

A story about distance, choices, regrets, and the pull of a heart that refuses to forget.

Ella Myer has always been afraid of death. But when she finds herself trapped between her mind and her life, what will she choose? This is based on a true story.

They didn't fall in love in a dramatic way. No rain. No angry confessions. No whispers under a dying sunset. They just fell in love. He never realized when her name became his favorite prayer. She never realized when he became her safe place. They knew about each other's fears. She pretended to be strong, but in reality, she had always been deprived of love and warmth by her family. He smiled even with a storm in his heart and numbness in his mind. They never promised forever because they knew they would never have it. But they lived as if forever was theirs. Until reality arrived as a betrayal of their luck. Responsibilities. Expectations. Timing. They never stopped loving each other They never could. They just stopped being together. There was no dramatic goodbye, just a silent one. He still checks her profile sometimes. She still listens to his voice notes, remembering how warm his voice sounded. They moved on, but not completely. Because some love stories don't end with hate. They end with love that has nowhere to go.

One night, A kid named Jake whose age is 13 is alone in his house while his Parents are on vacation. Suddenly, a mysterious pizza delivery guy appears at around 8:27, which leaves Jake to be confused because no one ordered a pizza at all.

Based on a Real story.... Maya is a girl caught between her big dreams and the heavy reality of her family problems. For a long time, she felt stuck, just trying to survive the tension at home. Everything changed when she met Adhi. He wasn't just a boyfriend; he was the person who opened her eyes to a different world. Through him, she discovered her own strength and learned that she was more than just her struggles. Adhi's presence in her life became a turning point, teaching her how to hope again even when things felt impossible.

"Cold. Emotionless. Apathetic. Heartless. Indifferent." Words commonly used to describe (Y/N), the cursed girl that Gojou took in after she was betrayed by her family. As his understudy, she spent her whole childhood mastering jujutsu sorcery and managed to become a Special Grade, though all she cared about was being Gojou's strongest student. Her life was straightforward- but, things changed once a new cursed student transferred to Jujutsu High and interrupted the normal flow of things. Against her will, (Y/N) was tasked with training this student, Yuuta, who's curious to know more about the person beneath (Y/N)'s dismissive facade. However, the girl's stubbornness and jealously cloud her judgement of him, making it difficult to get closer with her. Little by little, he's determined to win her over... somehow. TW: This book is marked mature for containing profane language and themes of abuse. Start date: 3-7-24 (Happy birthday, Yuuta!) Finish date: I do not claim ownership of "Jujutsu Kaisen" or anything related to the franchise. It rightfully belongs to Akutami Gege, Shueisha, and any other official affiliates.

My grandmother left me a book before she died. She told me never to lose it. She told me never to use it. I didn't listen. At first, I thought it was just an old handwritten journal-filled with strange symbols, forgotten rituals, and stories that made no sense. Then I tried one of them. That was the night everything changed. Something moved in my room. Something answered me. Something followed me. This is not a story. This is what happened to me. If you ever find a book like this... Don't open it.

The Silence After follows a woman waiting for the man she loves as war begins once again in Iran. For two years, their love has survived across borders, screens, and silence - tested by blackouts, protests, and fear. When the internet disappears, so does every sign of him. In the quiet that follows, she writes - to stay calm, to stay alive, to hold on. Told through fragments of her diary, The Silence After is a story of love caught between worlds, of hope that flickers through darkness, and of a heart that keeps beating when everything else falls silent.

It is about loving someone of the same gender, but your parents are against your relationship because they believe God only allows relationships between a man and a woman.

"I sent them one last message. A photo of the bruises they ignored. Then I crushed my SIM card and disappeared." Ava was taught to be quiet. To obey. To endure. But one night, she had enough. With nothing but a small bag and a broken heart, she left-without a word, without a trace. Now, in a new city with a new life, she is learning what it means to be free. But healing isn't easy, and the past never truly disappears. ⚠️ Trigger Warning: This story contains themes of abuse and trauma. Read with care.

We look up at the stars and find in them a constellation. This is a collection of letters written in the form of poetry. Inspired by the ups and downs of high school.

Some stories don't end. They echo. Allora is inspired by my husband's family history, reimagined into a story about love, timing, and the choices that stay with you long after they're made. I'm releasing it a few chapters at a time.

In the busy, bustling streets of Manila City, Celestine Aragon and Luke Villacorte have been friends for as long as they can remember. Celestine-known as the "Elegant Trace" among her circle-grew up in a world of business deals and polished poise, with her businessman father, former teacher mother, and a large extended family of aunts, uncles, and cousins who always have her back. Luke-dubbed the "Romantic Classic" who sees poetry in worn-out clothes and salt-stained hands-has roots tied to the sea and distant shores: his seafarer father working overseas as an OFW, his nurse mother holding their home together, and siblings chasing dreams of their own. Since they were kids, their promises were simple: they'd never drift apart, and they'd always stay together in the city they call home. But when Celestine learns that Luke's family may not be staying in Manila much longer, their quiet world begins to shift. There are words left unsaid, feelings tucked away like letters never mailed, and a goodbye that remains unwritten.

This is why I'm bitter. Based on a true story.