Freementalillnes Stories

What it's really like. HONORABLE MENTION IN HANNAHSUE'S WRITING CONTEST

Depression is often downplayed in the society, especially among Muslims. So when Sakeenah, a seemingly perfect young Musleemah attempts suicide, the people around her realise it's not always as it seems. She survives but however, loses the use of her legs and must embark on a healing journey to heal physically, spiritually, emotionally and mentally. Who knows maybe she'd finally find happiness on that journey?

About a boy who must take the trip of a lifetime with the most unexpected companions in order to fulfil his grandmother's dying wish and discover everything that is extraordinary. *extended summary inside*

"They are all innocent until proven guilty. But not me. I am a liar until I am proven honest." ― Louise O'Neill, Asking For It When He confesses to his school that he's been raped, who is to be believed and who is lying through their teeth? The boy who is the best pitcher in the state could never be over powered, by a woman at that. He had to like it, no matter how many times he said no or bit back his tears. Boys are supposed to be built of cold and hard steel, but this boy is pure glass, waiting to shatter. Boys are never supposed to shatter, they can't even dent . They feel nothing, not even pain. Then he is not a boy. **Warning, book contains rape, self harm, depression and more. Can be triggering to many, read at your own risk.**

The world is made of cold realities and disappointments, full of homophobic, racist and old-fashioned people. Full of money-driven people and beauty standarts that only a few seem to accomplish. Here a group of teenagers try to find themselves in a world that tells them that being different is bad, so they hide on a society-acceptable version of who they really are. Here, Blake finds who she really is with the help of some other people while the world whispers in her ear all the things she would be able to be and do if she was normal. A story about someone that breaks through all stereotypes people create around teenagers.

"Everyone has their yellow paint." Where Aldesa stumbles upon the most popular boy at Loyal Ryden High doing the unthinkable. Eating yellow paint. Status: COMPLETED

Seventeen years, ten months, two weeks, three days... Each moment is agony. Every second of every day, George Beaumont is reminded of his young wife's untimely death. With every glimpse of that painting up on that mantle, with every glimpse of his only son. By this point, he is addicted to laudanum and half-mad with guilt. In his deluded mind, he is her murderer. Following the aftermath of his closest friend's attempt to end her life, Raymond Beaumont finds an old journal belonging to a woman who he barely had gotten to know- his mother. Who really was the farmer's daughter who became a duchess? He chases clues of a possible murder with an heiress whose wounds have not yet even closed. As they race through the countryside, everything begins to fall into place and the big picture is much darker than they ever could have imagined. A choice. A mystery. A betrayal. Secrets have a horrible way of revealing themselves... Highest Ranking: #10 in Historical Fiction

Elizabeth and Ed don't meet under the best circumstances, and every interaction that follows seems to go wrong in unimaginable ways. Amidst struggling with her mental health and moving schools, Liz has no time nor does she have the energy to deal with people like Ed. But maybe their differences are what will make Ed into a better person after all. *** Elizabeth wants to feel infinite. She wants to feel that there's more to the night than just darkness surrounding her. She needs to feel alive and free again. Edward needs clear air. He needs to know he's not suffocating; that his house is more than just monsters and empty echoes. He wants to be a speck of free-floating dust. But in a world where everything crumbles, does infinity exist?

A story of two boys who wanted to stop existing but end up learning to live for each other.

book one of the Serendipity series. work in progress. - her life seems perfect. his life is falling apart. she's the girl others admire. he's the boy parents warn their kids against. her smile is warm. his glare keeps people away. she is sweet. he can be cruel. she's an optimist. he lost hope a long time ago. she has her future figured out. he thinks he's a failure. she has secrets. he is a mystery. - in where a kind girl helps a broken boy find a reason to live, and ends up getting saved along the way. ❝ some girls are full of heartache and poetry and those are the kind of girls who try to save wolves instead of running away from them ❞ - nikita gill FULL SYNOPSIS INSIDE! * written entirely in english but contains a considerable amount of spanish *

It's all over now, and I can't help but wonder if that's for the benefit of your future, not having your psychotic brother in your life anymore to mess things up. I know what you're thinking right now, Mikey - apologizing to me when I can't even hear you, pleading a case that narrates your gratitude for me, but you're wrong in so many forms. Remember when you would ask me what I would like to be when I grew up, and I would reply happy? Well...it seems that dead has developed a new authority that counters my previous eudemonic statement, and, well, it has ultimately prevailed, seeing as you're no doubt shaking in my bedroom, standing next to my mutilated body and a dusty gun. Allow me the pleasure of frightening you, and do enjoy the petty funeral. ~Gerard (MAY BE TRIGGERING) Spotify playlist link: https://open.spotify.com/user/nostrilartist/playlist/1azSc55Xn68R6JVWUCpZYF

"i am not very good at a lot of things; i cannot paint you pictures because the beautiful things in my head cannot be translated..." -untitled, kpk The most important words of his life.

PART 1: COMPLETED PART 2 (chapter 40 onwards) INCOMPLETE *** Maddie Henderson is a bookaholic who doesn't live but survives. School is a prison and at home she might as well be a ghost. Social anxiety separates her from the world. Isolates her. Jessie Oliver is an artist who paints what he doesn't feel. Home life is just another word for hell and to him, school is his escape. Depression has built a wall between him and the world. A wall Jessie so desperately wants to break. But he has no idea how. When these two similars meet, a friendship is formed as they help each other overcome their demons. With books and art followed by pranks and a new-found happiness, will they ever know what it's like not just to survive but to live? Or are some demons just too big to defeat?

These are collection of stories from random topics with beautiful lessons and great wisdom . So here's is my collection stay tuned to more...

There's always darkness in ourself #yourenotalone #everythingwillbefine support #FreeMentalIlness, a campaign to help develop the acceptance of mental illnesses across the globe.

This is a Vampire Knight fanfic. After Kaname lets Zero drink some of his blood, for Yuki's protection, something unexpected happens. Zero loves Kaname but Kaname doesn't love Zero back. How far will Zero go? Does Kaname love Zero? Are they really meant to be?

This book is a collection of everything I felt when I had no one to say it to. It's about waiting...for healing, for clarity, for peace. It's about learning to love myself, even when I didn't want to be seen. It's about misery, loathing, moments of joy that slipped away too quickly, and the ones that stayed. There's failure in these pages. And success, too. Not the kind people clap for, no...but the quiet kind. The kind where you get out of bed when your chest is heavy. The kind where you write instead of breaking. These poems won't fix anything. But maybe they'll sit beside you. Maybe they'll remind you that feeling deeply is not weakness. Maybe they'll help you see yourself a little softer. I hope you find a path in here. I hope you feel me. Live with me. And most of all, I hope you learn to love yourself...gently, and for real.