Mentalhealthawarenessmonth Stories

An ordinary girl laments the fact that her extraordinary memory makes her an outcast, while handling anxiety and ADHD in middle school.

I decided to make this for the Mavbelline write-a-thon about my own struggles with mental illness. I hope it inspires someone.

This is a short story. Lun (Brent) is a teenager trying to find happiness, which seems ultimately impossible after all. However, Brent knows deep down, that this is not...

This poem was written as a support for the #BraveTogether Maybelline Mental Health Awareness Month donation challenge. The initial requirement asked for a maximum of 500...

Quick draft for the mental health awareness month. Alex is a teenagare suffering from anxiety, intrusive thoughts and a really destructive addiction. Acheron - In ancien...

Mental health isn't something to do alone.

A short story about handling depression and mental health during the pandemic. ~~If ever you feel alone or just lost, confused, sad, feel free to message me. We can tal...

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, I am entering the Maybelline contest. This story is personal and dear to my heart. The main aim is to spread awareness on a di...

You are mine through every pore, Oxygen deep in my cells, Raising lungs that breathe you in, Capillaries in my skin.

University and Societal Expectation get to you, ain't it? Stay sane!

Should I mourn you? Should I not? You're forever dead And I'll never get you back.

Instead of a story about an interaction with mental health, I decided to write about the history of mental health awareness and treatment. Specifically, a certain woman...

When you're looking after someone else, who's looking after you? Wattpad x Maybelline #BRAVETOGETHER

Pulsing away Madness I pray To let me be for one more day

I see now how late it is, I see truths as I have not.

inspired by the Dancing Plague described in "Still Point" by @harveyelliot forgive the words 'cause I am no poet, just a flickering shadow in a too distant wor...

This can be interpreted as a real death or a fictional one.

Demons, monsters, beasts; we all have them. Giving us feelings that aren't ours, saying things we aren't saying, they begin to take control from the inside out. Our mind...

What do you think of when you hear some one say, "That Person's BiPolar." Is it just mood swings? A serial killer in the making? This fictional story shows a d...