Selfacceptance Stories

Six months. That's all Aadhya Sehgal had to prove her dreams were worth choosing. A temporary place to stay was never part of the plan. Neither was Kabir Arora. He wasn't supposed to matter. He wasn't even supposed to stay. But somewhere between shared spaces, unspoken conversations, and moments that felt a little too real... temporary stopped feeling temporary. And when time runs out, some things don't end, they just stay... somewhere in between.

softcore series #1 celestine amara de leon x matteo lucien araneta They hadn't spoken in years. What begins as a simple act of make-believe becomes a journey back to everything they left behind: old laughter, unspoken apologies, forgotten promises, and the strange, beautiful question of whether some people are ever truly lost to us.

Sydney moves back to his home town with old faces, but a fresh start. His life had felt blurry, wandering without any means or direction, all before he met a certain blue haired boy. Morgan and Sydney navigate their last couple years of high school, learning to love not only each other but themselves. . . . I wrote this story about fractions of my own life and vague experiences but heavily changed for wattpad drama, just for fun in a way to indirectly put my thoughts into words. Hope you enjoy :)

Half-blooded Wren escapes her old life among humans to go live with the fae. After a warm welcome, Wren slowly begins to accept herself for who she is, until she encounters a more sinister court that would rather see the child of their enemy dead. ***** When an unexpected attack on the nearby village effectively renders Wren homeless, she encounters the wild and frightening Thain, who would take her to the Wyldes: the land of the fae creatures. As a half breed raised among humans, Wren was shunned for her non-human half and taught to fear the fae. Now that she's living among them, she has to face her fears and accept her own heritage in order to live among them. But as the mystery of her parentage begins to unravel, Wren might find herself in more danger than she could have ever imagined. Book 1 of the Wylde Series *SHORT LISTED* Wattys 2018 Wattpad "Hot Off The Press" featured book April 2018 Thank you @AWFrasier for the awesome cover!

This book contains a daily dose of positivity. Sometimes, words are all people look for when they are carrying heavy responsibilities, silent struggles, and years of unheard and unseen emotions. A few comforting words can make someone feel understood, even when they don't know how to express what they are going through. But sometimes, words aren't enough. Still, I hope the words in this book reach you at the right time and help you in some way. Maybe you will find a little comfort, hope, strength, or simply a reminder that you are not alone. Read these words whenever you need them. Take what feels right for you, and leave behind what doesn't. I hope this book becomes a small place you can return to whenever life feels a little too heavy.

Clover Moonlace, a typical girl from a close-knit small town becomes infatuated with the barista at her local café, Opal Auburn. She finds herself building a deep connection with Opal while simultaneously discovering and trying to understand her more-than-friend feelings whenever she's around her. With these new found feelings she also grows worried that she will no longer be the good role model for her little brother that she's always been. How will she balance the conflicting feelings of sacrificing her reputation for the first person who has ever reciprocated feelings, or giving up her desires to remain the perfect role model for her family?

Story about a guy who finds freedom in dance and you guys will see how his hate for his body hair change his life completely

YASH x SHARVARI He was the kind of boy who kept his world locked behind silence. She was the kind of girl who believed love was loud, dramatic, and meant to be fought for. They met on the first day of college by chaos, by accident, by fate pretending to be harmless. Somewhere between shared lectures, stolen glances, and promises never spoken out loud, they fell in love. ADITYA x SHRAVANI He dates with rules. No strings. No emotions. No complications. She doesn't believe in love anyway especially not for someone who looks like her, feels too much, and refuses to be anyone's quiet choice. They start off wrong. Wrong tone. Wrong timing. Wrong everything. Banter turns brutal. Enemies turn addictive. And somewhere between ego clashes and accidental vulnerability, lines blur. They almost work right when everything else falls apart.

It is a story of a boy. how a baarish changed his entire life.

Lee Minho is a quiet senior who spends more time writing poetry than talking to people. Hidden behind purple ink and pages filled with feelings he'll never say out loud, he's hopelessly in love with Han Jisung-the most popular boy in school. To everyone else, Jisung is loud, confident, and impossible to ignore. But behind his effortless smile lies a loneliness no one seems to notice. No one except Minho. What begins as a simple crush slowly turns into anonymous notes, quiet conversations, and a connection neither of them expected. But being truly seen can be terrifying when you've spent your whole life pretending to be someone you're not. Some stories are written in chapters. Theirs is written in years. Because sometimes the hardest part isn't falling in love. It's finding your way back to the person you were always meant to choose.

As Sonya and Coley enter a new chapter of life (College) They have to figure out how to function, as they are officially 19. As they adjust to a new city, a new space, and moving in together, they have to maneuver through the challenges that are thrown at them. College may be hard, but they have each other..at least for awhile

Aiden has spent years learning how to hide. Not because he doesn't know who he is-but because somewhere along the way, he learned that being completely himself could make the people he loved look at him differently. So he created a mask. A confident smile. A carefully guarded heart. And a version of himself that was easier for the world to accept. Then one night, at a bar, he meets Asher. Asher is everything Aiden isn't supposed to fall for-confident, mysterious, dangerously charming, and impossible to ignore. What begins as a chance encounter slowly becomes late-night conversations, teasing smiles, jealousy neither of them wants to admit to, and a connection that becomes harder to hide. But Asher notices things other people don't. The hesitation behind Aiden's smile. The parts of himself he keeps hidden. The fear behind his silence. And instead of asking him to change, Asher makes him wonder- What if he never had to hide again? What if someone could see every part of him and still choose him? Because sometimes the hardest thing isn't falling in love. It's allowing someone to love the person behind the mask. Love Me Unmasked is a story about identity, acceptance, vulnerability, two men finding each other unexpectedly, and learning that love should never require you to become someone you're not. 🏳️‍🌈 For everyone who has ever hidden a part of themselves just to feel accepted. ❤️ Maybe being unmasked isn't about becoming someone new. Maybe it's finally becoming the person you were always meant to be.

Ed sees things other people can't. Shadows that move. Voices coming from empty rooms. Figures waiting for her in the darkness. Ever since a certain accident, her parent Nai has been gaslighting her, always with an ulterior motive-and all while Ed is supposed to be preparing for her final year of school. Then, of all times, a mysterious society invites her to join their ranks. At the same time, a new classmate appears, seemingly always in the wrong place at the wrong time-and apparently knowing far too much about Ed. Together with the charming Bell, she begins to investigate. But the deeper they delve into the secrets hidden within their city, the clearer it becomes: Some fears don't disappear when you suppress them. They simply wait to finally be seen.

Everyone has wished to become someone else at least once. Ted certainly has. Quiet. Forgettable. Always standing in the shadow of people brighter than him, Ted spends his days comparing himself to others-especially Aurel, the school's admired golden boy. Even among his closest friends, he can't shake the feeling that he's the one slowing everyone down. When an argument leaves him questioning everything, Ted stumbles upon a mysterious crystal known as the Jade of Wish. That night, he makes a single wish. The next morning, he wakes up in the Mirror World. A world where his wish has come true. He is handsome. Popular. Admired. His family is respected. The people who once ignored him now call him their closest friend. Except... The friends who meant the most to him no longer remember him. As Ted searches for a way back, he discovers that the Mirror World is built upon countless wishes from people desperate to escape reality-and with every new wish, the world edges closer to collapse. Sometimes, the life you've always wanted... isn't the one you truly needed. ✦ A coming-of-age fantasy about identity, friendship, regret, and learning to accept yourself.

This Is Me - Poems that explore what it means to live within a body that sometimes feels unfamiliar. Through moments of fragility, exposure, and quiet defiance, these poems trace the journey of seeing, feeling, and accepting oneself - marks, scars, and all. For anyone who has ever felt at odds with their own body, This Is Me offers a space to witness, reflect, and perhaps recognize a part of themselves in the journey toward acceptance. Always be kind to yourself.

Won an award. Poems get better with time lapsed since my abstinence. Your mind is a burning room, a drowning storm, and a torturing fairy-tale all at once. Now, descend through its layers and discover what waits in the one place even the flames can't reach. Sad Sundays is my weekly space to share melancholic poetry, words that help me navigate the stillness, the weight, and the quiet storms of recovery. Each Sunday, I post a new piece that I've written, using poetry to process my journey through detox and rehab, to face the difficult parts of healing, and to find meaning in the silence. Every poem is written by hand with help from the Rhymezone platform. This series is as much for me as it is for anyone who finds comfort in knowing they're not alone on their gray days. I will eventually try to tie most of my work together into a larger piece, but first and foremost, this will function as a collection of my writings while I am going through detox. There may be an underlying story, but perhaps not. Find out weekly, and join me for a Sad Sunday moment. New Upload every Sunday at 18:00 (6 PM) German time - CET/CEST (UTC+1/UTC+2).

Just one more game. Just one more day. Just this one last time. Ammy really does want to start working out again. She means it. But between college, late-night gaming sessions with her friends, and the countless little choices of everyday life, one postponed workout slowly turns into a habit. Together with her best friend Tara, she navigates classes, family life, and countless hours in front of her computer-never realizing how, little by little, her everyday routine is beginning to change. Little Changes is a cozy slice-of-life story about friendship, family, and the small decisions that often shape our lives far more than we realize.

Petra Parker thought gaining incredible powers would make her life extraordinary-not impossible. While she struggles to balance photography, friendships, and protecting New York, three dangerous enemies close in: Green Goblin wants to break her, Doctor Octopus wants to understand her, and Black Cat wants something Petra doesn't even know she has. As their schemes collide, Petra must uncover why they've all chosen her-and decide what kind of hero she wants to become. Discover her hero, trans, and self discovery journey... Author note: the trans journey, regardless of the support systems in place is largely a journey we have to take alone. Similarly, Peter Parker has had their journey often alone. A responsibility shouldered by themselves. But what if that isolation was forcefully taken from them? What if them becoming a hero had larger ramifications? One's that Petra can't combat alone? Petra's journey to the friendly neighborhood Spider-Woman starts in a public showdown. One where the Mutant Registration Act and genetically engineered spiders go hand in hand. Heroes and villains are merely a point of perspective. This is Petra Parker's journey.

A young woman torn from her world. Five strangers with hidden power. One ancient evil with the desire to rewrite reality itself. Siley's last memory is fishing with her father on a beach in Puerto Rico. The next moment, a supernatural storm pulls her into another world-and she's not alone. On this new land, four other people like her are learning to harness impossible abilities from a mysterious power source. Together, they will be trained for something greater than themselves. Together, they will become gods. But in the kingdom of Loyase, fear rules. Magic users are hunted. And a God of the Void is awakening-one who believes humanity is too broken to survive. As the five heroes discover their divine destiny, they must make impossible choices: Who are they willing to sacrifice? What is power without compassion? And is the world truly worth saving? Perfect for readers who crave lyrical, character-driven fantasy with epic stakes and emotional depth-stories that explore what it means to become more than human, and whether that's always a blessing. A sweeping tale of redemption, sacrifice, and the quiet heroism of ordinary people discovering they are anything but.

Aakash and Aarathi, two depressed cousins who were on the verge of killing themselves off due to them failing in their neet exam, get the news of their older cousin's disappearance. Since the police won't investigate Vishwa's unlikely disappearance, they take it upon themselves to find him and bring him back home. But this is not a two people job, they need more assistance, kind of an elderly assistance. That's when Aakash's neighbour Meera, who is the same age of Vishwa comes to the rescue. They together try to find Vishwa. But in finding him, they lose a lot more. Aakash and Aarathi find disturbing information about Meera. Did she only come to help or sabotage their entire mission?