Selfdoubt Stories

*Story name(From Baby Babbles to the Final Silence) Fresh from Canada after completing his Ph.D., Dr. Udhiyan accepts a position as an Assistant Professor at one of Chennai's prestigious business institution.Brilliant, disciplined, and admired for his calm personality, he believes returning to India is the first step toward rebuilding a peaceful life after years spent away from home. On the very same day,Isaiarasi an ambitious young woman carrying dreams far bigger than the expectations placed upon her, walks through the college gates as a first-year MBA student. Intelligent, outspoken, compassionate, and fiercely independent, she hopes education will finally allow her to shape her own destiny. Their worlds collide in the most unexpected way. What begins as mutual respect slowly transforms into an emotional connection neither of them intended. Udhiyan constantly reminds himself of the professional boundaries between a professor and his student, while Isaiarasi struggles to understand why she feels unusually safe around someone she has only recently met. Neither is searching for love. Yet love quietly finds them. Every conversation, every shared silence, every accidental meeting slowly blurs the lines between admiration and affection. They become each other's emotional refuge while trying desperately to suppress feelings they know society will never accept. College corridors soon become breeding grounds for gossip. Students whisper. Faculty observe. Social media exaggerates. Anonymous complaints begin reaching the management. The relationship between a professor and his student becomes the center of controversy, threatening not only Udhiyan's career but also Isaiarasi's education and reputation. As the rumors grow louder, they decide to confront the world together instead of abandoning one another. But standing against society proves far more dangerous than either of them imagined. Will love survive when the past finally catches up?

Not me. Not me. Not me. Some faces stay the same. Hers will not. A quiet, unsettling psychological story about the things we change and the things that change us anyway. #1 in doubt (September 23rd, 2026) #13 in mental health (September 24, 2026)

My thoughts around my lived experience being a person with MS and Dyslexia. Some thoughts that I wrote to help me to move through the hard times. When I felt lost, confused, overwhelmed, or maybe all of the above!

Bassie, a main event toon at garden view Is going through the spring season normally. Until she finds a note. Now she has to deal with inner troubles and pain PLEASE READ THIS 🙏🙏 I try really hard on my writings and I hope you guys enjoy this give me feed back on it if possible

( This is the original version that was taken down for some reason. I will now rewrite it so there will be less typos and better writing) Kai was an ordinary 16 years old. He was quite liked in his shool and had some friends. His parents were rarely home but they made good money. One day a new student joins his class and it is going to change his life forever. (I hope that people who had read the original will like the rewrite. And I hope that new readers will find it interesting too. Enjoy :3) (I will put a content warning if some extreme content will ocure)

The story revolves around a teenager who is confused , angry , irritated in herself n in her life. Having • self doubts n suicidal thoughts . She is Devanshi Kapoor • 16 year old humanities student D/O Dr Dev Kapoor n Dr Anshika Kapoor & Sis/O Dr Aarav K. n Devansh K. Dr Dev one of the reputed Neuro Surgeons of the country n Senior Surgeon n Faculty at C.S.M.Medical College & Hospital. Dr Anshika Dev Kapoor or the kindest dr people call her . By profession she is an Ob Gynac , she also works at the same hospital as her husband with quite a reputation of Beauty with Brain. Dr Aarav K . - doing his MD in Cardiology from C.S.M.M.C.H. The first born sincere 25 yr old boy of Dev & Aashika. Devansh K. - 3rd yr medical student at C.S.M.M.C.H The 2nd born 21 yr old . He always wanted to do his ug n pg from the college where his parents teach .So the boy made sure to score enough to take a seat in his dream clg for ug. Now here comes the princess of the family Devanshi or "Devu" as her papa calls her The 11th standard humanities student at Silver Bells School. Lets explore the twist n turns that life has to throw on her n how she finds her way out from it .

Before anything happened, Rumi had already imagined losing him. She imagined the breakups. The betrayals. The goodbyes. The endings. She imagined everything except the possibility that she might actually be loved. A late reply becomes a breakup. A dry text becomes a conspiracy. A simple "goodnight" becomes a full psychological investigation. Luckily, she has Maya, a best friend who has survived every imaginary disaster so far. And then there's Ishan. The completely normal boy at the center of all her ridiculous theories. A story about love, friendship, anxiety, and all the things that never happened. Because sometimes the things that hurt us most are the things we imagined ourselves.

About the Book When seventeen-year-old Kendra Morgan unexpectedly agrees to date a boy she barely knows, she thinks she's stepping into the kind of romance she has always imagined. What begins as late-night conversations, sweet messages, and an impulsive "yes" quickly becomes far more complicated once school resumes. Between awkward silences, misunderstandings, friendship drama, and lessons about trust and boundaries, Kendra begins to realize that liking someone and truly knowing them are two very different things. As she navigates heartbreak, forgiveness, and the pressure of growing up, Kendra must decide whether first love is enough-or whether the strongest relationships are built on something deeper. A heartfelt coming-of-age story about friendship, first love, self-respect, and learning that sometimes the person you need to become friends with most is your boyfriend.

Kabhi Kabhi Zindagi humein un logon se milwati hai, jinhe hum bachhpan se jaante hain.. par pehchaan der se hoti hai... Class 6th ke baad school ki buildings alag ho gayi. woh boys' wing me chala gya woh girls building me reh gyi. Same Batch , Same School. Par kabhi ek dusre ko notice bhi nhi kiya. Ye kahaani hai NEET preparation ke saath- saath Ek unexpected attachment ki, unexpected Love story ki... Ye kahaani hai sapno ki,Faith ki,Entrance exam ke pressure ki... Jo dheere dheere kab dosti se or bhi jyada ban jaati hai... Ye sirf ek story nhi, ye ek journey hai- Kaashi se kota tak, Dreams se Destiny tak, Ajnabi se dosti tak , Nothing se Bestesttt of Best tak...se "EVERYTHING" tak ki..!

What begins as an anxious first date in a quiet Nairobi apartment quickly transforms into an electric collision of destiny. When Rose opens her door to Beasty-a enigmatic stranger she has only known through screen interactions-her carefully guarded boundaries begin to crumble under his quiet intensity. Stepping into her world with bold confidence and undeniable tenderness, Beasty bypasses the usual small talk, sweeping Rose into an intimate dance of trust, vulnerability, and surrender. In a single breathtaking encounter, hesitation turns into passion as two searching souls recognize a connection that feels predestined across time and space. Beasty and Rose: The Twin Flames Meet is a sensual, high-tension romance exploring the magnetic pull of true soulmates when fate finally brings them face-to-face. One room, two strangers, and a kiss that rewrote their destiny.

"Akansha - When She Started Doubting Herself" is about the kind of hurt that often goes unnoticed-the hurt of constantly being corrected, interrupted, dismissed, or told how to do things, even when you know you are trying your best. Akansha represents someone who is gentle and patient, someone who may not cry or argue when words hurt her. But that doesn't mean those words don't stay with her. When the same things happen again and again, they can slowly affect her confidence, make her hesitate, and make her question herself in ways others may never see. This poem is about those quiet emotional wounds-the ones that don't leave visible scars, but still affect the way a person sees themselves. Sometimes, we don't need advice or correction. Sometimes, we simply need to be heard, understood, and trusted. About the Author - Lavanya Y. Rao I, Lavanya Y. Rao, wrote this poem from a deeply personal place. There have been many moments in my own life when I have felt like Akansha-when I've tried to speak, only to be told that I wasn't being understood, or when I've been constantly corrected about how I should speak, act, walk, drive, or do something. These experiences have happened while talking to my family members as well as many other people in my life. I may not always show when something hurts me. I may stay quiet, smile, or simply move on from the moment. But that doesn't mean I haven't felt it deeply. There are words and moments that stay with us long after the conversation ends. Sometimes they make us question ourselves, our choices, and even the confidence we once had in the simplest things. This poem is a reflection of those feelings-of being misunderstood, constantly corrected, and quietly hurt while still trying to remain kind. These are emotions I have personally experienced and carried with me. If this poem touched something in you, please do vote and leave a comment. Tell me what you felt while reading it. Your support, your words, and your encouragement

I'm Nishimura Riki. I'm 23, a university student surviving online lectures, deadlines... and five tiny gremlins. Technically, they aren't my kids. They belong to my best friends. Two energetic sisters. One stubborn little princess. One dramatic boy who thinks he's the coolest person alive. And one quiet little boy who somehow understands me without saying much. Their parents trust me with the people they love most. Somewhere between midnight bottles, scraped knees, bedtime stories, and chaotic sleepovers, I stopped feeling like "just an uncle." This isn't a love story. It's the story of how five children quietly taught me how to love, heal, and feel alive again.

In the middle of the Sunshot Campaign, Wei Wuxian finds a secret, agonizing confession tucked inside Lan Wangji's blood-stained sleeve. He expects a wartime map-but finds a piece of Hanguang-jun's soul instead. A lost letter exposes Lan Wangji's heart, while a terrible revelation exposes Wei Wuxian's empty golden core. With the Jin sect closing in, marriage becomes their only shield. But while Lan Wangji is ready to stand against the world to protect him, Wei Wuxian is trapped by his own insecurities, feeling utterly unworthy of the man who will give up everything to stand by his side. In the shadow of the Sunshot Campaign, this is the story of two people navigating a war on the outside-and the long journey toward healing within. Author's note... Happy 7th anniversary to The Untamed! To celebrate, I am finally posting my very first fanfiction. This is a Sunshot Campaign canon divergence fic that dives deep into the angst, secrets, and raw devotion between Wei Wuxian and Lan Wangji during the war. It will be a 30-chapter story in total, and I plan to update with 1 chapter every week! ​Quick guide for this fic: ​Italics = internal thoughts. ​Bold = Lan Wangji's written words in the letter. ​Bold & Italics = Wei Wuxian actively reading the letter words back to himself or Lan Wangji will remember his own words. ​I am dropping Chapters 1 and 2 together today to get the ball rolling, so make sure to hit "Next Chapter" at the bottom! Thank you so much for reading, and since it's my first time posting, I would absolutely love to hear your thoughts in the comments!

At seventeen, Chloe is finally invited into the formal gatherings that mark a young shifter's place in society. As a lower-rank wolf, she's learned it's safer to be overlooked. So when a sharp-eyed stranger starts noticing her, she tells herself it means nothing. Only a glance. Only a dance. Until it isn't. Because in a world where rank is everything, the most dangerous question isn't about tradition - it's whether she deserves more than the place she was given.

I finished doing all the character stuff (character profiles, answering questions and other stuff I do) for my OC Saria so it was time for me to write their short story.

What happens when you live in a world where you don't see color until you find your soulmate? Maybe you fall in love with someone anyway and choose to be happy in monochrome. But what happens if you meet your soulmate two days before your wedding? What if it's your grooms best friend? Inspired by a TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdA4uf7W/

Strawbun Sugardrop is a strawberry mochi Toon who desperately wants to belong in Gardenview. But every night, he's haunted by strange dreams - voices whispering that he replaced someone, that he doesn't deserve to be here. With the loud support of his best friend Rudie, the calm guidance of Sprout, and the warmth of Cosmo, Strawbun begins his long journey of overcoming self-doubt, facing his fears, and finding where he truly belongs. A platonic friendship story about healing, found family, and learning you are enough. (No Romance • Hurt/Comfort • Slow Growth)

A Coming-of-Age story about growing up, being true to oneself and overcoming the adversaries of both the past and present. Momoi Tomoki is a gloomy but hardworking teenage boy. When anyone sees him in his school uniform, they won't find a single fault with him. He's the perfect first year male student of B High. The customers he serves with a graceful smile without a complaint, have none to give. He's actually quite popular and easy to talk to. At home, he does the chores he's asked to do and seems like a son any mother would be proud of. But that's not the truth. In reality, he's anxious, always trying to hide his true self. He knows he can't let anyone see who he truly is. He'd be a son, brother, student, friend and neighbour to be ashamed of. Why? Because he's not like a boy should be. He likes pastels, his favourite animals are cute bunnies and fluffy doggies, his favourite TV shows are about magical girls, and his room is decorated as if he was a girl and not a boy. In fact, he's not a boy! And that's the problem. Tomoki is nonbinary, and he hates himself for it. He just wants to fit in and be like everybody else. Just how far does he need to go to be normal? When will the malicious words stop? Or... is there a way for him to not suppress his true self? With an LGBTQ-theme, the series is about the many of the adversaries in life such as self-rejection, bullying, and the anxiety and fear of not fitting in. It also shows the importance of self-acceptance, love, friendship, and the supportive network we all need to stand on our own as we grow up.

Cathy's horse Bandit has gotten hurt in a thunder storm. Now Cathy has to ride a different horse at a jumping competition. She has to win the competition so she can try and pay for the vet bill.

Life is like a slam book. We open ourselves to others, inviting them to leave their mark. Their words - scribbles on our pages - reveal their thoughts and feelings. We can't control what they write; we can only read, turn the page, and move forward. Each entry becomes a testament to our shared experiences. We cherish them, learn from them, and grow through these interactions. And so, this book - Remain Unsaid... - holds the unspoken feelings I've gathered from the people who filled those pages, alongside my own moments of quiet futility. Feelings of love, betrayal, and blessings - too profound to express to the ones who wrote them - find their way here instead, poured into words that mirror my soul. To those who have walked similar paths, who have felt the depths of love, loss, futility, and longing - may these words validate your emotions, comfort you in silence, and remind you of your strength. - A'nonymous