Survivorstory Stories

Some scars don't fade. Some lies feel like home. Aria Blake knows how to disappear-behind silence, bruises, and a sketchbook filled with monsters. In a house where love comes with fists and blame, she's learned that survival means staying small. But when two boys-one charming, one kind-start to see her in ways no one else does, Aria is forced to confront everything she's buried. As secrets unravel and betrayal cuts deep, Aria must decide: will she keep surviving in silence... or finally fight for the life-and love-she deserves? A powerful YA contemporary about trauma, healing, first love, and the strength to rewrite your story. Content Warning: This story includes themes of domestic violence, trauma, emotional struggles, and healing. While there is no explicit sexual content, there are mild kissing scenes appropriate for a YA audience. Reader discretion is advised. Copyright ©[ I&Awtites] 2025 All rights reserved. Please do not copy, repost, or reproduce any part of this story without permission. Thank you!

𝘚𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘺 𝘰𝘧 𝘭𝘰𝘷𝘦 𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘒𝘪𝘯𝘥𝘨𝘰𝘮

Six friends. One island. No way out. When Leo and his friends set off for a weekend getaway on a remote island, they expect laughter, late nights and memories to last a lifetime,but when the back door is found open one morning and a phone mysteriously disappears their perfect escape begins to unravel. What starts as small, strange incidents soon grows into something darker. Secrets surface, tensions rise and suspicions turn inward. Every glance feels like an accusation. Every word hides something left unsaid. And as the storm closes in, one truth becomes clear: the danger isn't outside. It's among them. The Blind Spot is a chilling psychological thriller about trust, friendship and the darkness we hide from ourselves.

She was born in silence. Raised in shadows. And taught to survive, not to dream. Devkriti was never the loud one. Not the talented one. Not the girl who stood out. She was just the daughter of a woman with a past no one forgave, living in a world that never gave. Raised in a brothel by women who knew pain too well and loved too quietly, Devkriti learned early that life didn't hand you miracles. It handed you fear, shame, and stories no one wanted to hear. She found her escape not on rebellion, but in books. In songs she played on repeat. In walking fast enough so no one could follow. This isn't a story of magic or fate. This is a story of a girl who had no special gift, no saviour, no spotlight - only scars, survival, and the will to make it out of the noise alive. A story about being unheard for too long. And finally choosing to speak.

Disha's Diary At fifteen, Disha's world shattered. Losing both parents in a single stroke, she was forced to leave behind the only life she knew and move in with her Aunt Summer. For a while, it felt like a new beginning-until Summer fell for Frank, a charming man with a dangerous secret. What seemed like love quickly revealed itself as manipulation. Frank wasn't just after Summer's stability-he had darker intentions that would change Disha's life forever. Behind closed doors, Disha faced torment, betrayal, and a silence too heavy for her young shoulders to bear. This is not just the story of loss. It is a story of resilience, survival, and the scars that shape us. Through every page of Disha's Diary, you'll step into her world-her fears, her friendships, her stolen joys, and the fight to reclaim her voice.

"Two siblings. Two shattered hearts. One fight for a life worth living." After escaping an abusive home, siblings Kurozane and Sseonkiseo survive the streets of a brutal city, hunted and haunted by their past. Kurozane fights to protect them. Sseonkiseo clings to softness no one ever allowed them to have. But when they cross a powerful gang, they're forced into a deeper fight - for survival, for freedom, and for something they never believed they deserved: love. A fighter who sees through Kurozane's rage. A gentle soul who accepts Sseonkiseo completely. Now the hardest battle isn't against the city - it's learning how to be loved. And they'll do it together. Because no one else ever wanted them to.

Enigma of Shattered Serenity A psychological thriller where Yen, a survivor with a tough past, confronts her traumas in therapy. Secrets unfold, revealing a world colored by tragedy. The story explores trauma, love, and resilience. It's a tale of strength, love, and reclaiming one's story.

He wanted possession, not something whole. He wanted silence, not a voice. He wanted her dim, obedient, erased. But she got away. She didn't escape in a single moment. It was a slow burn-papers, prayers, poems. She left pieces of herself behind, but she gathered the ones that mattered. Now she glows. Not because she was rescued. Not because she was lucky. She glows because she chose herself. This is her story. Told in fragments. Told in fire. Told in the light he could never touch. Author's Note: This poem is the beginning of my story. I survived intimate partner abuse. I'm healing, writing, and glowing. Thank you for reading.

What if the person who could heal you is the one who's just as broken? When Mara escapes to the coast to mend her shattered heart, the last thing she expects is James Silas-a guarded man with a storm behind his eyes and secrets he's buried beneath years of silence. But fate doesn't care about timing. Drawn together by chance and haunted by their pasts, Mara and James must navigate fragile trust, raw vulnerability, and the painful beauty of love after loss. Pieces of Us is a soulful, slow-burning romance about healing, second chances, and finding wholeness in someone who sees every piece of you.

Suffocated Some truths don't just haunt you. They become you. After a violent incident leaves her stepfather dead and her world shattered, 17-year-old Eden Lorne is sent to Halbrook Psychiatric Center under observation. Everyone thinks she's broken, dangerous-even insane. But Eden knows the truth: she didn't act alone. There's someone else inside her, someone who's always protected her... no matter the cost. Then there's Knox Reyes-the boy in the shadows. Silent. Watching. Hiding a darkness that mirrors her own. When fate throws them into the same therapy group, sparks fly-born not of light, but of shared trauma, twisted truths, and the fragile hope of redemption. As the walls close in and secrets unravel, Eden must decide if she's willing to face the part of herself she's spent years burying-or lose the only boy who's ever truly seen her. Suffocated is a psychological, slow-burn romance about trauma, survival, and the thin line between love and madness.

She carries the weight of past betrayals, her heart cracked but still beating. Love feels distant, trust even further. Surrounded by the shattered remains of what once was, she wonders-can someone truly love what's already broken? Or is she meant to endure the pain alone?

Have you ever met someone so sugary sweet it made your teeth ache? The kind who offers support in public and silence in private. Who gives advice that sounds wise, until you realize it was a setup? You tell them something vulnerable, and it comes back to you with the edges sharpened. At first, it feels like friendship. You're seen. Heard. Included. Then the shift happens. The red flags don't scream. They blink quietly. A silence in the group chat. A glance that doesn't hold. Your seat gets filled with saccharine words and tight little smiles, all said just loud enough for you to hear. You back away. They don't take it well. At first, it's subtle. Whispers. DMs that "accidentally" leak. Inside jokes that aren't jokes. A cropping of screenshots. A twisting of tone. They don't block you. They rewrite you. Suddenly, you're the villain in a story you didn't write. The warning label on their feed. The monster behind the mute button. And the worst part? People believe them. Because the ones who weaponize kindness always know how to smile while they sharpen the knife. Yeah. Welcome to my world. Some of you have lived this. Some of you are still trying to recover from it. And the rest of you? You're just lucky I finally decided to speak.

"The Girl with Seven Scars" is a hauntingly beautiful story of survival, strength, and rebirth. It follows a young girl who grows up trapped in abuse, watching her sister be loved while she is left behind. Every wound, every scar becomes a silent story of endurance. Years later, she stands tall a veteran of pain, her body and soul marked but unbroken. When a little girl discovers the scars she hides, the woman shares the truth behind each one scars from knives, bullets, heartbreak, and near death. Yet through it all, she found her wings again. From blood and silence, she rose to become a symbol of courage and hope, her name written into South Africa's story, her voice no longer hidden. This is not just a story of scars it's a story of survival, kindness, and the unstoppable power of a heart that refused to die.

A savage girl who is abandoned by her parents who put her through a lot, taken by her other family members but hid her a lot of the truth, but although all that she's going through in her life, she still stands strong and seeks for the truth behind the family walls. And in her way of searching for the truth meets a shocking twist of school life, hidden pasts, heartwarming emotions, friend backstabs and even more than what she expected and looking for.

"I was 4 when silence became my world. While others played, I built walls. This isn't a happy story-it's true. Born from Silence traces a boy's journey through loneliness, depression, and a different kind of intelligence. From cosmic questions at 7 to surviving hell at 14, every scar tells a story. Quotes, poems, and theories weave a life where pain is power, and dreaming is defiance. Ready to see the world through my neon green 💀 and purple pain?"

A short story where a girl recalls the moment when she lost everything in a savage, post-apocalyptic world.

"We won't let them say you died quietly." Yousef is a 22-year-old writer trapped in Gaza - a city that bleeds, burns, and is slowly being erased by war. With no weapons, no way out, and nothing left but a charred notebook, he begins to write. Not to survive - but to be remembered. Each page becomes a testimony. Each word, an act of resistance. Each death, a name the world must never forget. Through bombings, starvation, and unspeakable loss, Yousef documents the genocide unfolding around him - from a mother rocking her dead child like a lullaby, to children hiding in the basements of shattered schools. And when there is nothing left to say, he sends his final pages to the world. The next day, he is killed in an airstrike. But his story lives. Gaza-cide is a raw, devastating, and unflinching fictional account of a genocide told through the eyes of one young man - a book so powerful, it sparks global outrage, viral protests, and international resistance. This isn't just a story. This is a weapon made of words. And its final line is the promise that ignited the world: "From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be free."

Some wounds are invisible, some battles are fought in silence, and some scars are carried alone. People say, "You handled it so well," but the truth? I didn't handle it. I went insane. I lost my spark. I bled in silence. I shattered alone. I wore a smile that lied better than any mask could. I survived it-not because I was strong, but because I had no other choice. Every sleepless night, every tear I swallowed, every weight I carried on my shoulders-it all built me. This is raw. This is unfiltered. This is what surviving feels like when the world expects you to crumble. This story, this poem, this journey-it's for anyone who has ever felt unseen, unheard, or forgotten. To those who are drowning in the noise of the world, feeling the weight of pain no one else acknowledges, know this: you are not alone. Your survival is your power. Your voice matters. Your story matters. And even in the darkest hours, even when you feel broken beyond repair, you are becoming more than your pain. You are becoming unstoppable. Read, feel, breathe, and remember: it's okay not to be okay. It's okay to struggle. It's okay to break-but it's also okay to rise, again and again.

--- *Stolen as a child. Broken by the world. But he didn't stay lost.* Malik Devon survived slavery, experiments, and heartbreak - then built a home for others like him. A safe haven. A found family. But healing isn't easy when your past won't stay buried, and love shows up in the form of two stubborn men who refuse to let you suffer alone. *Broken kids. Queer love. Second chances.* This isn't just survival - it's *home 1. *He was stolen. He built a home. And now, he protects it with everything he has.* 2. *Not all family is blood. Some is built in fire and chosen in love.* 3. *They tried to break him. He gave the broken a place to belong.* 4. *Where survival meets love - and the lost become found. --- - #FoundFamily - #LGBTQ+ - #EmotionalHealing - #SlowBurn - #Polyamory - #ProtectiveMC - #WattpadOriginal - #ChosenFamily - #BoysLove - #SurvivorStory ---

I didn't run away to live... but to stay alive. This is the story I never dared to tell. A childhood stolen by violence, silence, and fear. I speak now, not for sympathy, but so others may survive before they break.