Teenstruggles Stories

Lonely, depressed, feeling utterly lost and experiencing feelings you didn't think possible Until a glimmer of hope shows itself in the form of a friend, how will it end? Find out now

I did not know what this book meant when I first started it, it was an outlet for my feelings as I faced a new world. As I went on I realized what my personal purpose for it is: To form connections with people in this current world where we are all watching through a glass lake, a screen, where we are fed emotions but never taught how to go about them. These are my personal feelings as a young woman, I am sure many of you can relate to them, of any age. They are merely out here to help you know you aren't alone, they are so many out there asking the same questions. "Metamorphosis" is my grain of sand to help connect us. No matter how many people are touched by it.

What happens when your torn between body and mind? Do you have the self-control over your body? Can you endure the pain of being starved mentally and physically? Could you beat Ana at her own game, or will you die trying to be the most delicate, fragile, bony, thin, girl? Because no one has truly beat Ana, here is the journey of a girl who tried.

16 year old Will Harvey, struggles to maintain good grades when his best friend has a seizure during camp.

I'm finally gonna give the writing gig a shot. It is my first time publicly sharing my own story, so please feel free to provide constructive criticism! Here goes nothing!

"Hey," he said and as much as he tried to hold back, his weak voice failed him. "This is my choice. You have to start making your own choices." Olivia's whole life was the beach. The sand, the memories, the waves, the tears, the seagulls, the laughter, mother and her. The bubble that has kept her isolated on the shores of that beach for her entire life begins to burst when she makes a new friend and she can't go back to her old life anymore. "Die living a life you'd live for."

His smile haunted my dreams. I could hear him a mile away. My heart skipped when i saw him. And man did i hate it. Nic and Darren story

a poem on a secret desire for attention after living in a neglectful/lonely home

(On an undetermined hold) Dear Diary, I believe that some strange person is reading my entries and I would think they would have at least a thread of human decency to not do such an act. But if it's not a stranger but an apocalypse survivor stumbling upon this searching for the comfort of someone's thoughts from long ago then... Fine, I guess that's okay. If it helps I'll hide a bag of M&Ms in the back of my desk drawer for you. Stay alive. To the stranger, hey! Do you mind! I'm sick, it's rude to read someone's personal thoughts, okay. Captain's log out.

"He doesn't like me. He likes her"

Kyle, a 16-year-old high school student, finds himself battling the invisible weight of panic attacks and the relentless pressures that come with school life. On what should have been a typical first day of the year, the anxiety that had been building up overwhelms him, leading to a full-blown panic attack in the middle of class. As Kyle grips the edge of his desk, desperate to hold himself together, he feels like the world is closing in around him, and the last thing he wants is for anyone to notice. But someone does. Kayden, a quiet classmate that Kyle had barely paid attention to in the past, leans over with unexpected calmness and offers help. At first, Kyle is reluctant, too ashamed to let anyone see him like this, but there's something reassuring about Kayden's presence. To Kyle's surprise, Kayden confides in him, admitting that he too suffers from panic attacks. This admission creates an unanticipated bond between the two-one based on shared vulnerability and the understanding that they're not alone in their struggles. What begins as a small, quiet moment of connection in a crowded classroom grows into a deep and lasting friendship. Without even realizing it, they become each other's lifeline.

They say God gives His toughest battles to His strongest soldiers. But for Genesis, judgment came first-and with it, the chance to be reborn

Emma Strat lost her mother and father in a house fire when she was younger and barely survived herself, she went into a comma shortly after that lasted about a couple months. After waking up from her comma she finds herself having to adapt to new people who call themselves her "New family". Will she be able to cope with her new lifestyle or will her growing depression lead her down a dangerous road she may or may not be able to recover from? Find out!

Miku, a 17-year-old girl navigating the complexities of AuADHD, sensory overload, and childhood trauma, struggles to find balance in her life. She excels in public speaking but feels lost when things go wrong. Craving moments of peace, she retreats into solitude to recharge. "Miku: Pieces of Me" explores her emotional journey of self-discovery, resilience, and the search for peace in a world that often feels overwhelming.

It is a piece of writing from a teenager , who just turned 19 and is struggling to live. She is lost , depressed , trying to fight back with the demons inside her head, But is on the verge of giving up. Let's dig into her piece of writing she wrote while having a breakdown.

Madison is a 13-year-old girl who seems to have it all: popularity, intelligence, and a smile for everyone. But behind her confident exterior, she battles with anxiety and the pressure to maintain perfect grades. As she obsesses over every detail, Madison begins to isolate herself, fearing that seeking help will make her appear weak and threaten her social standing. Her best friend, Mia, also faces her own struggles as her parents' divorce threatens to split her family apart. Meanwhile, Isabella, another close friend, shines brightly in the social scene but carries the pain of losing her father at a young age. "Perfectly Imperfect" is a story about the hidden battles teens face, the strength found in vulnerability, and the power of true friendship. Join Madison, Mia, and Isabella as they navigate the complexities of middle school, learning that perfection isn't the goal-understanding and supporting one another is.

In Shadow of Becoming, a teenager stands at the crossroads of adolescence and adulthood, caught in a whirlwind of doubt and discovery. As they grapple with the complexities of growing up, they question everything they once believed-faith, self-worth, purpose, and trust. With each passing day, the weight of uncertainty grows heavier, casting a shadow over their journey toward understanding. This collection of poems reflects the raw and introspective struggle of a young soul wrestling with the shifting tides of identity and belief. Through moments of vulnerability and reflection, Shadow of Becoming explores the delicate balance between questioning and accepting, between searching for answers and embracing the unknown. It is a heart-wrenching exploration of the confusing path from youth to adulthood, where every answer seems blurry, and every choice feels like a step into the dark. The poems speak to anyone who has ever wondered who they truly are, what they truly believe, and where they are truly going. This is a journey of self-discovery, of growth, and of ultimately finding light in the shadows.

The girl with no name is a classic love story with some twists. Jamie is a depressed young adult at the age of 17 she has had 45 therapy sessions, and self harmed twice. She is only getting worse until the day she meets the girl with no name. Join the adventure and follow Jamie on her long and painful road to getting over her depression and finding who she truly is.

Mistakes after mistakes, how can Park HyunJi fix it all even after she did the most fatal mistake that her family hates her for? Will she learn and not repeat those stupid mistakes again? Or will she just continue to be ignorant and make people hate her more?