Historias de Depressionawareness

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Of my mind...I just need a place to vent. To write out thoughts that don't make sense.

the collection of truth .

A raw, introspective exploration of numbness, anxiety, and the painful realization of losing oneself. Through quiet reflection, the narrator revisits old emotional wounds, confronting the cycle of despair and the absence of joy in everyday life.

" Ugh I haven't felt this way in so long, anxiety please stay calm. *whew* Ok c'mon Leslie you can do this, can I really though? No don't think like that! Ok, Ok um, Virgen De Guadalupe can you plz tell your son Jesus Christ to help me through today, please??? Ok... let's go." *TRIGGER WARNING* -Talks about -Suicide -Depression -Foul language -Mental issues -Self harm

A memoir of my abusive childhood recalled through repressed memories

Personal poems that talk about me..

I'm a poet. I always have been I always will be. So I thought I'd share some of my poems with you. I wrote all of them unless it's stated otherwise. I ask that you don't criticise my poetry, comment on it all you like, say that you hate it and that's it bad fine but don't tell me how to improve something I know I cannot improve anymore than I have done

"The prettiest smiles hide the deepest secrets. The prettiest eyes have cried the most tears. And the kindest hearts have felt the most pain." -Unknown In general, society believes that depression is a big concept. And it is. However, society also overlooks those that are silently suffering from it, slowly deteriorating from the inside out. It's because we don't understand how normal these victims are, how normal they appear to others. We believe that those that suffer from depression are constantly sad etc, but that's not the case! Most of the time, it's those with the prettiest smiles that are hiding the truth, the prettiest eyes that shed tears when alone, or even the kindest people that felt the most pain. Often enough, people believe that they can't do anything to help the victims. Oh, but sometimes even the smallest of actions can save them, from simply greeting them to befriending them. It may be a small or a large gesture, but it impacts others so much. The purpose of this story is to show the world how simple it is to fall in the chasm of darkness, and how easy it is to help the fallen. There will be multiple one shots inspired by my own experiences, and each piece will hopefully reveal the message that I want to send to the world. It may be angsty, it may be triggering, but it is acknowledging the lesser known side of things. The side that we try to avoid. The dark side.

❤️ Featured in Wattpad TeenFiction's 'DiverseLit Teens' reading list (15th November 2024 onwards). Rankings: ✨ #1 in personalgrowth out of 1.62K stories (29th December 2024). ✨ #1 in cancerawareness out of 107 stories (05th September 2024 to 27th November 2025). ✨ #1 in overcomingadversity out of 87 stories (11th July to 15th January 2025). ✨ #1 in teenagegirl out of 1.03K stories (13th December 2025). ✨ #1 in depressionawareness out of 87 stories (07th January 2025 to 27th November 2025). ✨ #1 in srilankan out of 157 stories (16th to 27th November 2025). ✨ #1 in familysupport out of 34 stories (16th to 27th November 2025). ✨ #1 in ambitious out of 218 stories (16th to 27th November 2025). ✨ #4 in resilience out of 2.2K stories (25th June to 04th July 2024). ✨ #5 in islamic out of 2.11K stories (9th of July 2025). ***************************************** ©️ 2024 Nifla Ali Naleef. All rights reserved. This work may not be reproduced, copied, or distributed without permission. ***************************************** Umair, haunted by the loss of his twin brother in a tragic accident, feels a deep responsibility to protect his close friend Bilal, who has been battling cancer since the age of sixteen. Bilal, ever the adventurous spirit, is determined to live life on his own terms, striving to appear normal and competitive with his peers-often at the expense of his health, rejecting the care he desperately needs. Meanwhile, their best friend Mu'az struggles under the weight of heavy family responsibilities. At the same time, Reeha, a girl with a hearing disability, grapples with the emotional scars left by years of neglect from her father, Mr. Hussein, who now seeks to mend their fractured relationship after being diagnosed with cancer. As their lives intertwine, they discover hope and healing through friendship and shared experiences.

this is a story of my life so far, and how tragic things can change your life in the blink of an eye. this story is to help readers understand depression, anxiety, sadnes, etc, so much better.

!!TRIGGER WARNING!! if you are sensative to any of the topics including deepreesion, self harm and suicide, please do not read this story. thank you. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * she picked up her phone and looked at the time. it was 2:19am. her thoughts were only getting darker and darker and at by now, what was the point in even trying to sleep. it would never happen. she hadnt slept in 41 hours and a half, she had been counting. nothing seemed even remotly important at this point other than closing her eyes and not seeing darkness. she wished she could just feel something, something other than sadness and loss.

She wasn't looking for pity. She just wanted to be heard. Ellie used to be the life of the room, but now she drifts quietly through family gatherings, haunted by emotions no one seems to understand. Every attempt to explain her pain is dismissed, minimized, or misunderstood until the weight of it all becomes too much. Surrounded by laughter that feels like static, Ellie makes a quiet decision: she will no longer fight to be seen. In the silence she chooses, there is strength, resilience, and the quiet resolve to protect her peace. Even if it means being misunderstood. Silent Resolve is a reflective, emotional snapshot of what it means to suffer silently in plain sight, and the quiet courage it takes to endure.

For all the people struggling with Depression, you aren't alone in this. People are struggling alongside you, but you can work together to get through it.

They say the worst chains are made of steel. But the real ones? They're stitched in silence, guilt, and invisible scars . > Behind every quiet smile lies a storm no one ever saw. This isn't just a poem-it's every silent scream, every invisible wound, every chain we wear with grace. For those who never cried out loud. For the ones who kept breathing through the fire. You are not weak. You are the wildfire they failed to silence . "Chains You Can't See" is a journey through invisible battles, unspoken pain, and the quiet fire to break free.

This is a story about a young girl called Miriam who's life is quite hard. She thinks the only way that her life should go is to be gone, but her best friend max tries his hardest every day to convince her that it isnt true.

A love story that seems to be like all the movies. Is the movies right?

"The Psychology Pages" --- > Your mind has secrets. Your heart has stories. > This is where they meet. > Psychology, but softer. Deeper. Real. ---

My entry for #TKBMovieContest :) Tabby Daniels finds herself in a world of love-obsessed, sex-crazed people: St. Ellis Morrison High School. But when she finds that at 18, she finds all things physically romantic unappealing, she thinks something must be wrong with her. Transgender senior, Luka Parker, may just be the way to teach her that being different from everybody else is not as wrong as she thinks it is.

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