Youarenotalone Stories

Part I of Real Trilogy A poetic journal of raw emotions, teen struggles, mental health, identity, and quiet resilience. Inspired by BTS and the silent battles we all face, each piece pairs with a BTS track to guide your reading journey. Whether you're ARMY or not, this book is for anyone who's ever felt stuck, unseen, or broken. Let these words remind you: you're still here - and that's powerful. 💜 This is a collected chapbook originally published on Booksie. I'm sharing it here to reach more hearts. Hope it finds yours.

Your not alone.. you never were.. you never will be. I promise you that. Why? How? Because I'm here... Just read my letters you may understand than...

Sometimes I just need an escape and I write these. They aren't the best and can be a little confusing, so if you have any questions feel free to reach out!

Short stories/ one shots of depression, suicide, self harm, bullying, etc. Requests are welcomed. Please, if you or someone you know is in trouble, get help. You are not alone. If you need someone to talk to, message me. I will always listen Warning: every single section in this book will have triggers. Please do not read if it will affect you negatively. Thank you.

It's not a story. It's what I feel about situationships.

Truth is I'm hoping for something new, I'm hoping for a better life, finding someone who will understand me. This book is something we all experience in life. Heartbreak, denial, tired of struggling or dealing with people's bullshit. The loss of loved ones, not feeling like you're important in this world. Relationships happy or shitty Etc. That's how I feel everyday it's hard trying to continue sometimes but just give it all you can. Don't let the pain win, I know it's gonna be a hard battle. If you feel like no one wants to hold your hand through this fight just know I will.

I felt alone. Like, no one to share with..nor be with. Except one group. The "populars". They were always trading secrets about other people and made fun of them. It was technically bullying. Lots of people wanted to be a part of their group mostly because of the "juicy" secrets. Most people hated them though. Yet they still wanted to be a part of their group. Until one day. I was so sick and tired of their acts. They had to be stopped. And so I did.

In Silence I Heal is an honest memoir of a quiet woman carrying invisible wounds. Since childhood, she kept everything to herself - the bullying, the hurtful words, the silent struggles - all swallowed in silence. But behind her stillness lies a quiet strength. This book invites readers into a life shaped by pain, transformed by love - from a toxic workplace to the healing touch of her child. It's a journey of falling, surviving, and slowly rising - quietly, steadily. A soul-stirring memoir for anyone who has ever felt not enough... and is learning to love themselves again.

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.

"Okay, sis. Maybe some time away from dad is best." "Some time? No, we are never coming back."

where i try (emphasis on t r y) to bring light.

This is not another pandemic self help guide.The aim of this article is to engage in an open dialogue and share our fears and anxiety whilst we deal with so much unpredictability and morbidness around us. It's a hand of reassurance on every person's shoulder who needs it.

A sleeve, a smile, a sweet, simple lie. Who knew that it was so easy to hide.

I'm Rose. I'm the weird homeschooled girl that not many people like. I'm not tall but not short. I'm not dumb but not smart. I'm the girl that not many people pay attention to. I'm the girl that gets made fun of for her looks and for making dumb comments sometimes. I have acne compared to all the other girls perfect skin. I play basketball compared to all the other dancers. I'm a tomboy I never wear makeup because I simply hate it. and I hate dresses. sure I have my moments but most the time its jeans and a sweatshirt. I've never had a boy like me. which means I haven't had my first kiss. I'm 16 and my younger sister by almost 2 years has had more interaction with boys then I think I ever will. I thought that things couldn't get worse. but then I found out I was moving out of the house I've lived in my whole life. and let me tell you I am not the most social person. I barely even have any friends here so I mean what's gonna happen? I have bad anxiety. and finding out your moving doesn't help that. I thought everything was gonna suck at this new place. till I met him. Bradley. Cover by. @Psych0pa1h

Poem about sexual abuse

Hi there. Ever wondered how someone else observed your life? What your life even means to another person? Are people watching you constantly but you just don't know it? Was everything predicted from the start?

A Journey Through Pain, Hope, and Resilience Every day, millions wake up carrying invisible weights-of sorrow, of fear, of the dreams they once believed in but now doubt. This book is the story of one such soul. A girl who has seen the darkest corners of her own mind, who has stood alone when the world turned its back, and who still found a reason to try... one more time. Through raw emotions and poetic storytelling, One More Time explores the silent battles we fight daily-the unspoken tears, the unseen strength it takes to get out of bed, the quiet moments of choosing yourself over despair. It's not about a grand transformation or a sudden miracle. It's about survival. Persistence. And the belief that even when no one claps for you, even when no one sees your pain-you can still rise. This book is not a solution to your problems. It is a mirror of your pain and a hand on your shoulder saying, "You are not alone." If you've ever felt like giving up, this book is a reminder to try again-not forever, not even for tomorrow. Just... one more time.

Sad poems from a sad boy.

Strong. Brave. Beautiful. Fierce. Wild. Worthy. YOU ARE, and you will always be.

Where the Silence Speaks" the quiet echo of a girl finding her way , is not just a book - it's a soul laid bare. Through these poems, I've shared the quiet aches, the questions that echo, and the moments of hope that flicker in the dark. Every piece is a reflection of emotions I couldn't say out loud - but needed to let go. This book is for anyone who's ever felt too much and said too little. For those who've struggled in silence, longed for connection, or simply needed to feel seen. May this be a soft space a place where silence finally has a voice.