Selflove Stories

"I thought you wasn't a romantic" "I mean I do what I can" he shrugged standing there looking so damn fine. I stepped down my porch and went over to him and his Cadillac. He leaned off the car "Hi my name is August and I will be your date for tonight" making me blush a little. I took the bouquet of pink roses. "Thank you August" He opened the door for me and I got in. He shut the door and leaned down till we were face to face. "Buckle up baybeh. You in for a ride" Read for more.. Seoni's looking a 90's love in this generation. A good man is hard to find but Seoni was willing to wait for that one guy, and while not what she expected she may have fallen for a hood romantic guy.

Rewire Your Mind, Reclaim Your Life! ⚠️ If you're not serious about making a real change in your life - close this book right now. This is not a feel-good book. This is a do-something book. Change doesn't happen by chance. It happens by choice - over and over again. And most people never get what they want because they keep waiting to "feel ready." Here's the truth: - You're never going to feel fully ready. - No one is coming to save you. - And the time you think you still have... is running out. This book is a collection of tools, truths, and techniques designed to wake you up - and keep you going. You'll learn how to rewire your thinking, reset your energy, and take full responsibility for what comes next. You'll get real, practical methods that you can use immediately to start becoming who you actually want to be. Let this be your turning point. Let's begin.

This will be a collection of articles on life lessons I learned during my self-improvement and healing journey. ** Disclaimer: while I doubt anyone will notice, these stories were taken from my blog on Medium. I use a pen-name here and my real name on Medium. I'm hoping this will clarify any potential copyright issues.

Sophia Blair Cortez is an expert at one thing: making everyone happy but herself. She's always sacrificed her own happiness to keep everyone else satisfied. College life is supposed to be her second chance. Longing to taste some freedom, she swears this time she'll finally live for herself. But no matter how far she goes, her parents' voices still echo in her head. Every boundary she tries to draw feels like a betrayal. Not until she meets a man who teaches her that choosing herself isn't selfish. He becomes her anchor, her safe place. But what happens when the anchor that once saved her becomes the weight that drags her under? Now Sophia is torn between two choices: risk everything to give this broken man and their shattered love a second chance, or finally find the courage to walk away and stop living solely for everyone else's happiness.

25 saal ki zindagi... aur ek bhi jeet nahi. Career ho, paise ho, ya rishte... har jagah sirf haar. Parvati - jise sab pyaar se Paro bulate the - apni hi nazron mein gir chuki thi. Usse lagta tha woh sirf dard deti hai... Jo usse umeed rakhte hain, unhe hurt karti hai... Aur jo umeed nahi rakhte, unke liye woh bas ek aur nakaam insaan hai. Na woh dharti par bojh banna chahti thi... Na apno ki zindagi mein ek aur wajah dard ki. Isliye, darr ke bawajood... aansuon ke saath... Usne apni kahani khatam karne ka faisla kar liya. "Kuch pal ka dard hoga... phir sab theek ho jayega..." Lekin us raat, jab woh apni zindagi se haar maan chuki thi... Kisi ne uska haath pakad liya. "Yeh kya kar rahi ho tum... aur kyun?" Woh thi Saumya - ya Sumi - ek anjaan ladki, par shayad us raat ki sabse zaroori wajah. "Jaan dena solution nahi hota... kya pata tum na maro, sirf toot jao aur zyada dard mile?" Paro chup thi... haar chuki thi. Tab Sumi ne halka sa muskura kar kaha - "Jab tak hai jaan... tab tak hai chance." "Ek baar aur try karo... sirf ek baar. Agar phir bhi kuch na badla... phir jo tum chaho." Ek anjaan ladki ki baat... Ek rukta hua kadam... Ek last chance. Kya Paro zindagi ko ek aur mauka degi? Ya yeh sirf uski kahani ka thoda sa delayed end hai...

What is love? Do love actually exist or is it just a myth? Everyone has their own definition of love. Jeon Jung Kook, 27 yrs old, cold, handsome, CEO of Jeon softwares. Smart enough to crack deals in split of seconds but choosing a life partner? Jungkook chuckled looking at the interviewer. "Girlfriend? I like to spend my life productive. Love , girlfriend are just waste of my time". . . . Y/N, a 25 yrs old plastic surgeon, hates people but helps anyone, anywhere, anytime. But doesnt get attached easily and never gave anyone a place in her heart. Y/N chuckled and replied "Marriage is a scam made to entrap women. Men are self centered and who will even love anyone more than themself?" What will happen, when these two, who have only their hate for marriage in common are bound together in a contract marriage. Will they find what love is?

A memoire of a young woman with sulky non-grown inner kid.

Hi, guys! I'm a journalist and creative from Brazil and I've been meaning to write a personal essay for quite some time. Hope you like it! :) I guess we all struggle with fear one way or the other so my story might, somehow, resonate with you. I tend to think I'm quite a courageous person. Nevertheless, due to various circumstances, fear has become a constant companion through the years, a mate even. The pandemic only made it worse, as I suddenly found myself in a new and disturbing category of humans: that of the "immunocompromised". Follow me on my journey to get to the other side of fear.

Irish Kristel Sulad Is a simple high school student at her young age she found her first love, ang first love din ba nya ang dahilan ng kanyang first heart break?. Love is not always choosing the people that makes us happy, love is choosing yourself to be happy and to be loved.

When Anger Knocks: Open the Door, Don't Let It Stay is a practical and compassionate self-help guide for anyone seeking to understand, manage, and grow beyond their anger. Instead of treating anger as something to fear or suppress, this book encourages readers to acknowledge it, learn from it, and release it in healthy ways. Through a mix of personal insights, psychological understanding, and actionable tools, the book helps readers recognize their triggers, understand the root of their emotional reactions, and develop better emotional control. It emphasizes that anger is a natural emotion-a signal that something needs attention-not something to be ignored or allowed to dominate our lives. The goal isn't to eliminate anger, but to transform the way we respond to it. With chapters covering emotional awareness, communication skills, stress management techniques, and long-term healing strategies, this book provides a clear path from emotional chaos to inner calm. Ultimately, When Anger Knocks reminds us: we can open the door to anger, listen to its message, but we don't have to let it take up space in our hearts.

Two online friends, meeting in person. For the first time? Oh yeah. Coming for a cousin's wedding, back to Ryaus' roots. Good thing the wedding was both with her material family and paternal. Somehow, the two who were getting married were connected to both the families. Maybe the wedding will be somthing she didn't expect. Nor did the rest of the friends in her group. Who knows?(me, hehe) Read to find out. (The main characters are muslim) I do not hold any kind of hate or dislike towards anyone or any religion, I'm just writing what I'm comfortable with.

The story revolves around a simple girl who believes that love isn't made for her and she is hard to love. And when she finally started to develop feelings for someone Only to find out that he likes her friend. 'If multiverse truly exist, I hope I am still holding onto you in one of them.'

Everyone knew Aashi as the girl who was always there. Kind. Calm. Dependable. The one who stayed late to help, listened without complaint, and gave pieces of herself to everyone who needed them. Until the one person she trusted most chose silence over her. A rumor shattered the bond she thought could never break-and with it, the version of herself that kept giving without ever being asked what it cost. Years later, Aashi has built a life from everything she survived: success, independence, and a strength no one saw forming in the quiet. But when the people who once left begin returning-especially Kabir, the boy she once loved-she must decide whether forgiveness means reopening the door... or finally keeping it closed. A story about love, betrayal, healing, and what happens when the kindest person in the room finally chooses herself.

" නිදහස " කියන්නේ තමන්ගේ හිත අස්සේ හිරවුණ හැඟීම්, සමාජ බාධක සහ ආදරය වෙනුවෙන් කරන අරගලයක් ගැන කතාවක්. නිදහස කියන්නේ ඇත්තටම කාටද ? තමන්ටද ? නැත්තම් ලෝකයටද ?

Daily poetry made by ur chara/yun/yuyu. They will have some mistakes sometimes because of my stupidity so if there are some just comment it. Also the parts that you see for example like (1.) or (2.) aren't sequels they're just made on the same day.

Poems for you and I

"You broke every rule we had set Lucky. Every single one of them." Denise says accusingly. "It's not like I meant to. The rules just kind of broke." I said unfazed by her misplaced anger. "The rules just broke. Is that the best you can come up with? I'm disappointed in you. You've changed." That stung. But not as much as realizing my one and only friend wasn't who she pretended to be... ***** Lucky sets rules to ensure her exchange program goes smoothly, but from her very first day at school, everything begins to fall apart. The rules completely unravel when she realizes that the best friend she created them with was never as loyal as she believed. Heartbroken and betrayed, Lucky makes the decision to finally live life on her own terms. But is it too late to mend the bridges she has already broken? Updates: At least two chapters every week. POV: Mostly Lucky's but her basketball game scenes will be in Reynold's POV. Ps, This is an unedited draft. English is not my first language so go easy on me. I'm having a bit of a problem with the tenses.

Short stories inspired by songs ✨ Family x Friendship x Romance x Self love

"For the Days You Feel Like You Didn't Do Enough" This book is a gentle reminder for the days when life feels heavy, progress feels slow, and you quietly wonder if you're doing enough. Written in a soft first-person voice, it feels like a conversation with someone who truly understands the emotions you don't always say out loud - the overthinking, the self-doubt, the exhaustion, and the pressure of simply trying to keep going. Through moments of feeling behind, failing, burning out, losing yourself, and slowly healing again, this book holds space for every version of you - especially the ones you've been too hard on. It doesn't rush you to "fix" your life. Instead, it reminds you: You are allowed to rest. You are allowed to be imperfect. You are allowed to start again softly. And you were never as "not enough" as you thought. Each chapter is a pause... a breath... a quiet return to yourself. A place where you don't have to prove anything to deserve kindness. Just read slowly. Feel gently. And remember - you were enough all along. 🤍

Surrealistic short stories, ambiguous, contemplary