Becoming Stories

What if everything you were taught about truth, morality, and meaning was never absolute? We are living in a time where old beliefs are collapsing-and nothing has replaced them. In that void, most people feel lost. This book is not here to comfort you. It is here to challenge you. To question what you believe. To confront what you avoid. To awaken the part of you that refuses to remain ordinary. The Age of the Self-Made God is not just a philosophy-it is a transformation. The question is not whether you understand it. The question is: Are you ready to become?

You are not late. You are not behind. You are not failing God by resting. The Soft Life Scripture is a gentle spiritual companion for women ages 18-40 who believe in God, value spirituality, and are tired of fear-based faith and emotional burnout. Written in calm, modern language, this book translates timeless spiritual wisdom into words that feel safe, grounding, and emotionally intelligent. Each chapter invites you to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and remember that rest, boundaries, softness, and peace are not weaknesses-they are wisdom. This is not a traditional Bible. It is not theology-heavy or rule-driven. It is a place to breathe. A place to unlearn pressure. A place to meet God without fear. Perfect for women navigating: burnout healing dating fatigue identity shifts spiritual confusion becoming without rushing Read slowly. Return often. You are allowed to rest here.

Short poems exploring the pain of losing someone without truly losing them, but losing yourself instead. A quiet grief for the past version that will never return, and the fragile hope of becoming something new, until sorrow slowly turns into joy. 📌 Pinterest board: https://pin.it/397dQqEff

Top student meets top distraction. Between deadlines, doughnuts and the kind of chemistry that keeps ruining her study schedule, Charlie and Quinton stumble into a friendship that feels a lot like falling --- not just for each other, but into the people they're meant to become.

Healing. Growth. Becoming. A collection of words for the version of you that refuses to give up.

A quiet and emotional journey about fear, self-doubt, growth, and healing. This story follows a girl learning how to stop running from herself and finally begin living with confidence, peace, and honesty. Not every transformation is loud. Some happen silently... page by page. A story for anyone who has ever felt lost, invisible, or unsure of themselves. And for anyone still becoming.

Too Proud to Break: The Badgered Woman is a deeply personal, emotionally charged coming-of-age narrative that traces the collapse of innocence and the creation of identity through pain, survival, and self-protection. At its core, the story follows a young woman who learns early that love does not always arrive gently-or honestly. What begins as a desire for connection slowly transforms into a pattern of emotional survival, where affection is mistaken for validation and inconsistency is mistaken for care. Each relationship, each betrayal, and each moment of being overlooked becomes another layer shaping who she is forced to become. The protagonist's life is divided between two versions of herself: Asha'leigh, the girl who still believes in love, and Sari'yah, the woman who learns not to. As the story unfolds, the shift between these identities becomes less symbolic and more survival-based-Asha'leigh represents vulnerability, trust, and emotional openness, while Sari'yah represents control, detachment, and protection at all costs. Raised in an environment defined by emotional neglect and instability, the protagonist grows up in Deadhorse-a place that does not teach love, only endurance. In this setting, attention is easily mistaken for affection, and being wanted is confused with being valued. These early experiences shape the foundation of her emotional world, teaching her to stay longer than she should, give more than she receives, and ignore her instincts in favor of hope. As she matures, these patterns deepen. She begins to internalize silence as strength and emotional withdrawal as safety. What looks from the outside like confidence is, internally, a carefully constructed system of self-protection-built from disappointment, inconsistency, and unresolved emotional wounds. The arrival of Cori'dale becomes the turning point. Unlike others, he does not retreat when she withdraws or accept her distance as an ending.

My silence protects me in this foreign land. They say, treat your silence like a temple- do not bring every emotion to it, only what deserves to be reflected upon. They say, surround it with slowness- walk slower, speak slower, respond slower, sacred things are never rushed. Silence is not absence- it's presence without noise. Here, I hold it as my shield. Not everything deserves a reaction. Not everything deserves entry. Not everything sweet is safe, so I no longer offer what harms, even if it's sweet. I have stopped serving sweetness that wounds. My silence is my sanctuary; I don't leave it to chase clarity. I wait until the storm passes, then I act from a state of stillness, not noise. Knowing all about the storm, and refusing to become it. And, in that waiting, something within me changes. What once felt heavy learns to rest. What once rushed learns to listen. Here, I am becoming someone I was too loud to hear before.

"Looking for Something Real" is not a love story. It's not even a heartbreak story. It's about becoming. About carrying invisible weights, surviving goodbyes that had no words, and learning that peace is sometimes louder than love. Through 12 deeply honest chapters, this book takes you on a journey of hope, loss, loneliness, and self-discovery. It's for anyone who has ever felt unseen, unheard, or "too much" - and is still brave enough to keep searching for something true. Raw, emotional, and quietly powerful - these words are a hand to hold on the nights when silence feels too heavy. Maybe you're not just looking for real. Maybe, like me, you're learning to become it.

What happens when a foster teen gets adopted? Will she end up liking her new family? Maybe even more than her real. Will she ever be accepted for who she is and what she wants to do? Or will this new family be her worst nightmare?

Life continues, but not unchanged That's the truth people recognize. Not every ending looks like an ending. Some arrive quietly in the space where something once lived, in the silence where a future used to echo. This piece isn't about the moment everything breaks. It's about what comes after. The stillness. The questions. The slow, unfamiliar process of becoming someone new while still holding on to who you were. It's about learning that healing doesn't mean replacing what was lost- it means carrying it differently. And somewhere in that quiet shift, something unexpected begins to take root. Not the life you imagined... but a life that is still yours. Because even here- something still grows.

Serena is a young girl with power able to control anything in nature. She tries to escape a past full of memories and a childhood friend out to kill her. With a prophecy that will be fulfilled in only a matter of days, she races to defeat the inescapable darkness that is coming. But what if the darkness that she can't escape is from within her? (All Rights Reserved)

Story of me halfway through my healing process. I am just starting to write. Putting things in writing lets me start to put them away instead of circling circling circling. I don't want to care this anymore. I want to put it down. #ArdenVale #JustMe #PersonalTruth #QuietWriting #Becoming #LettingGo

A Novel of Love, Loss, and Becoming. Rosefield, England. 1955. Marjorie "March" Everly was never meant to want more. Not in a town like Rosefield, where girls are raised to sew, serve, and marry quietly. She spends her days threading silk through lace, her nights hiding poems beneath folded gowns-dreaming of a life shaped by ink, not expectation. Lucas Alderiege was her safe place, her childhood companion, her dearest friend. But when he confesses he's loved her all along, March does what she was taught: she runs. Not because she doesn't care-but because she won't surrender her freedom, even for love. When Lucas goes to war, and the engagement arranged by their families-to her cousin Gwen-becomes real, March begins to wonder: What if the only person who truly saw her was the one she let go? In a world that asks women to choose between their hearts and their voices, March must decide: will she let the life she almost wanted slip away-or fight for something greater? For readers who believe women can be more, and that some loves live quietly, even when left unspoken.

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