Mindovermatter Stories

I wear white because it hides everything they're not supposed to see: the cracks, the anger, the memory of what they did. To them, I am calm. Controlled. The picture of grace. But every smile is a mask, every promise is a step toward something they'll never see coming. They think I've finally become what they wanted me to be: quiet, obedient, safe. They don't realize I've simply learned how to play their game better than they ever could. In a world where silence is survival, I've made mine a weapon.

All I had ever wanted was to feel "liked." My entry for the #MindOverMatterContest.

#mindovermatter Just a little something I wrote for a contest. I think its kinda trashy but YOLO heres the prompt: "In 500-words or less, tell us how you conquered your internal monologue and overcame negativity for your chance to win a signed prize from the filmmakers and talent behind To The Bone!"

Just some quotes and poems. May be trigger warning. Enjoy. Because your beautiful

#586 in poetry (for a totally undocumented period of time) Words, like drops of rain, falling, letter by letter, drop on drop , gradually, slowly. Trickles converging in a moist conference, developing, building up, gaining ground, Pools Rivers Oceans Horizons Poetry.

📕| "In summary, this several-thousand-year process during which our body was optimized for running was sparked by man's evolutionary need to adapt to our environment, and this ability for adaptation is what made us suitable for life itself. The opportunity for movement meant the opportunity for life. This is how we obtained food or were able to flee when necessary. During the process, our bodies were our biochemists: they began producing substances and hormones that aided the abilities necessary for survival. Why was all this of key importance for our development and survival? And what significance does this have in our modern world? To answer these questions I am going to go back even further and answer how our ancestors were able to hunt and thus eat meat even before they invented the first stone tool. The answer is simple (while the activity itself is far from it): they chased the prey to death, literally. Meaning that if our ancestors discovered the tracks of a prey animal, then they pursued it, ran after it, and chased the animal until it died of heat exhaustion. This is because the human body has a superpower that has not developed to such efficiency in any other animal: the ability to produce increased perspiration. This, among other factors, is what makes us the best long-distance runners in the world. This is one of the reasons why we are capable of withstanding physical activity better than any other animal, for example running, fleeing. Of course, over short distances, we are slow, weak, and vulnerable. We have many disadvantages compared to other animals, but still, we are the apex predators of the animal kingdom. " - Believe, Live, Run - A story about having faith Bertalan Thuróczy

Cassidy Raven is a young girl who is struggling with depression, suicidal thoughts, and self harm urges.

Two dreams, two worlds. One, charged with emotional tension and quiet control-handling secrets, betrayal, and absurd moments without flinching. The other, chaotic, wild, and absurd-a circus of flying, toothy figures attacking midair, neutralized with instinct, precision, and laughter. Through both, the dreamer remains calm, decisive, and unstoppable. Humor, absurdity, and vivid action combine to test the mind, sharpen instincts, and reinforce resilience. In these dreams, the storm rages-but the dreamer doesn't just survive... they thrive, laugh, and dominate.

You will find peace if you just listen to yourself. Contest submission for To The Bone by Netflix. story written by Wonderful_Roses

My journey through anorexia and how I came out at the other side. For the Mind Over Matter Contest!

this is a story where I as a person had to deal with my inner demons and my most troubling thoughts...alone.

My life since the day i was born

A five hundred word biography of one of the darkest moments in a teenager's life. Now, at age fifteen, the teenager now experiences self-acceptance and a boost of confidence into her life and to those she cares for and has offered her life to Christ. ~ Art credit goes to: Destiny Blue from Deviantart.

'Hold on'. I hear that stupid little spark, that part of me I had buried, deep, deep down inside of me, whisper inside my mind. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A collection of short stories and poems about depression and anxiety

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This is my story entry for #MindOverMatter contest I watched to the bone, it was good enough to get me to confront myself. Which is saying something. Try to put your heart on pause while reading, it helps.

A boy turns into a young man but losses some of the people that he cared for the most.

Aspen is sick and August is trying everything he can to help the girl of his dreams.