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A nightmare so vivid it blurred the line between dreams and reality. What started as a simple act of checking on someone after an accident quickly turned into a terrifying fight for survival. I woke up convinced I'd been shot, my heart racing and my body trapped in panic. This is a true account of one of the most intense nightmares I've ever experienced, and a reminder that sometimes the deepest wounds aren't the ones you can see.

She built a life that looked exactly like the plan: the career, the wedding, the future arranged in neat, predictable lines. Then one discovery shattered everything she believed about love, trust, and herself. Now Tori Williams stands on the other side of the world with two suitcases, a hard won scholarship, and a grief that has become physical. Kyoto greets her with breathtaking beauty and difficult realities. Temples and stone gardens exist alongside loneliness, hypervisibility, and the exhausting experience of being judged before she is known. Healing is not what she finds there. Staying is. Choosing to remain present when every instinct tells her to disappear. Ren Moreau was never supposed to matter. Quiet, guarded, and carrying scars of his own, he has spent years building walls no one can cross. Yet something about Tori makes those walls begin to crack. And something about Ren's steady presence makes silence feel safe for the first time in years. Two people arrive in Kyoto broken in different ways. One city understands the beauty of repair. Kizuna is a slow burn intercultural romance about grief, identity, healing, and the bonds that endure when everything else falls apart. Set against the backdrop of Kyoto's temples, workshops, gardens, and hidden streets, it explores the Japanese philosophies of kintsugi, wabi sabi, and finding beauty in imperfection. This is not a story about becoming unbroken. It is a story about the gold that fills the cracks. It is a story about learning that broken and whole are not opposites. It is a story about choosing yourself, and the love that grows when you finally do. CONTENT WARNINGS: Betrayal trauma, PTSD, racial harassment and microaggressions, depression, mental health crisis, emotional abuse, substance recovery themes, and explicit romantic content. Please read with care.

This is the letter that I want to tell myself. This serves as my public journal, my reflections, my experiences, lessons from other people, story of others. This letters took a lot of thinking before it came out. For some of us adulthood can be really hard to navigate, may this letters tell you that you're not alone. Some of us were really good at hiding it. These letters are meant to validate any feelings we feel. This is your safe space.

Real Eyes Realize: Book 2 ❤ Now that Ilaria Johnson and Beau Maxwell are finally together, life at Briar U feels lighter than it ever has before. The tension is gone, the guessing is over, and for the first time, they're learning what it means to love each other out in the open instead of from a distance. Between soccer, football, late-night talks, and a future that suddenly doesn't feel so impossible, everything finally seems like it's falling into place. Until one moment changes everything. An unexpected accident shakes their world and pulls them into fear, uncertainty, and the kind of silence they've never had to face together before. Suddenly, it isn't just about being in love-it's about holding on to it when everything starts to slip away. Because some things can test even the strongest relationships. And this time, they'll have to decide what they're willing to fight through... and what they're afraid they might lose.

Little things

A series of poems written by me, for you! I apologize in advance and am not paying for therapy if anyone actually reads this. Written from my brain and NO AI IS USED. I promise I am okay now :).

Adhvika RoyChoudhury enters university like a fortress-walls high, silence deeper than most can navigate. But sometimes, a storm leaves behind more than wreckage. Sometimes, it brings spring. When a vivacious stranger steps into her world, and a quiet observer begins to see beyond the silence, Adhvika finds herself caught between the comfort of solitude and the risk of connection. This is a story of love that unfolds without asking for attention, of friendships that become anchors, and of missteps that almost cost everything. But most of all, it is a story of choosing-again and again-the people who choose you.

This book is about my experiences battling depression and anxiety in my every day life. It's my story of how I fell apart at the beginning of 2020 with no idea of what was happening, then I got diagnosed with severe depression and I had to start taking antidepressants and going for therapy. I share my experiences with therapy, how it helped me put things into perspective and connect the dots. I'm not in anyway an expert in Mental health nor do I try to give answers or advice on anything. This is just to inspire and create awareness on mental health and its issues.

Second Chances #9: 404: Page Not Found is a hauntingly modern tale of digital loss and unexpected connection. When Mara, a quiet archivist of forgotten websites, stumbles upon a long-lost blog post never meant to be seen, it triggers a chain of events that saves a life-and redefines her own. A story about memory, survival, and the power of words that almost vanished.

poem

𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚'𝙨 𝙨𝙤 𝙢𝙪𝙘𝙝 𝙩𝙤 𝙡𝙞𝙫𝙚 𝙛𝙤𝙧. - Cry's sequel - (ONGOING) started: 14/1/20 ended: -/-/-

This story is just based on how i feel about my life, my experiences ,the feelings i feel deep down my heart or brain however you interpret it. However ,if you're not in a mood for something slightly depressive ,that you can sob over or if you're sensitive ,then I'd not recommend to read it. Anyways, if you're really curious about it, then you're warmly welcomed to start reading .XOXO ♡♡♡

Can you run away from Fate? Can you skive from the Destiny etched into your skin from your youngest age? Can you? Yoongi wanted to say he could. Run away, that is; push it further and further in time. But Destiny cannot be forgotten nor ignored, those numbers a constant reminder of such Fate. Etched in black. Alive. Like his soulmate. A person somewhere on Earth he wished to never meet, to run away from forever. - TW - mentions of panic attacks, panic and anxiety disorder, depression, self-harm, social anxiety, societal pressure (+more to be detailed) Standalone in the series

They said healing is a straight path. They lied. Behind every closed door lies a truth she never wanted to face. Sixty doors. SIxty cracks. Sixty shades. Sixty chances to lose herself... or finally find what's left. Pain wears many faces-some whisper, some scream, all leave a mark. In this haunting journey through memory, silence, and shadow... Which shade will break her? And which one will set her free? "Each memory burns. Each truth peels back the skin. But beneath the pain... there's me." "Each shade is a scar. A memory. A version of me I had to kill-or learn to love." The story isn't about pain winning. It's about owning it, piece by piece. Her name is soft like a whisper, sharp like a blade.

'Lost Poetry' is a book full of different poetry. Each one written by me and inspired by the pain or happiness in my life. Warning to some readers, some of the poetry may include mentions of suicide, depression, or addiction.

" It's still there. it's still there, living inside me. i will not be able to escape in this cruel world... " she whispered in herself while crying in the bathroom.

All her life, Finley has had to fend for herself. With a father that left, a mother that is emotionally absent, and an ex(?)-girlfriend that lives in another country, she has relied on her imagination and artistic ability to escape from her reality. Her plan was to get a scholarship for her art, and use her talents to escape her situation once and for all, but what happens when one of the most popular boys at her school accidentally finds her at her job? What happens when he develops feelings for her? And what happens if maybe a tiny little part of her comes to...return those feelings? *WARNING* Mentions of depression, and suicide, especially in later chapters

A lot of poems Please don't read if you have issues with certain mental health issues titles will be what it is about. Also I fucking hate poetry

A story of a little girl who is 11yrs old got into coma. for 8yrs because of loneliness