Selfdoubt Stories

This is a story that I want to write, basically it's a redemption NTR isekai where you walk into the steps of a notorious NTR antagonist on your challenge of redemption I do not own the pictures or info of certain concepts

At seventeen, Chloe is finally invited into the formal gatherings that mark a young shifter's place in society. As a lower-rank wolf, she's learned it's safer to be overlooked. So when a sharp-eyed stranger starts noticing her, she tells herself it means nothing. Only a glance. Only a dance. Until it isn't. Because in a world where rank is everything, the most dangerous question isn't about tradition - it's whether she deserves more than the place she was given.

Abandoned by the famous novelist who gave birth to her, Evangeline grows up near an abandoned theme park where ballet is taught from the ballroom of a crumbling castle. The teen years of a misunderstood artistic genius are tough. Early experiences quash her dreams of becoming a writer, and she only manages to earn a few crumbs of approval after she pivots to ballet. Too bad they come from her smart-ass competitor, Miskomin. On her rise from mediocrity, Evangeline is thrilled when Magda, the artistic director of a company in need of a sixth dancer, lays claim to the park. But things go awry as Magda attempts to rewrite Evangeline's entire world. To further complicate things, Evangeline's sporadic forays into story writing bring her inner demons to life. Literally. While contending with her monstrous off-spring; navigating an ever-shifting relationship with her frenemy, Miskomin; and adjusting to life under the power of a vampiric task-master, Evangeline gains the self-knowledge and confidence she needs to face the final boss: Herself. Will she learn to look beyond the artist she wants to be and accept the person she is?

Alison is sure she is too much to love and always one step away from being left. She goes quiet when her thoughts take over, convinced she is ruining everything with Peter, even when he stays, even when he reaches for her, even when he says she is enough. A quiet, emotional story about self doubt, fear of abandonment, and learning how to exist in love without feeling like a mistake.

What happens when a pet gains a human conscience? For Kaito, it means the sudden, painful realization that the antics he once loved, the chirping, the clinging, the constant seeking of attention, might have been nothing more than a nuisance to the woman he cares about most. Transformed from a bird into a man by a stray spark of alchemy, Kaito is determined to be the perfect butler for Nerissa Ravencroft. He tries to trade his instincts for etiquette and his chaos for composure, convinced that his old self was a burden he must now outrun. But as he suppresses his nature to avoid being "annoying," he creates a distance that neither of them knows how to bridge. Kaito is learning the hardest lesson of being human: it isn't the chores or the training that are difficult, it's the fear that the more he acts like himself, the less he deserves to stay by her side. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: The characters, world, and any referenced media do not belong to me. They are the property of their respective owners. This is a fanfiction written for entertainment purposes only. I do not claim ownership over any existing characters or settings. I only own the original storyline and plot created for this fanfiction.

"Maybe she was never behind. Maybe she was just... becoming." Vasudha Saini lives a life of constant switching between deadlines and drafts, between expectation and exhaustion, between what she feels and what she is allowed to show. By day, she is a junior copywriter at a high-pressure Gurgaon agency, where words are currency and emotions are considered inefficiency. By night, she returns to a silence she has known since childhood a silence shaped not by absence of love, but by the weight of it. She grew up in a home where conflict once had a loud noise, and now exists only as distance. What was once quite arguments , ugly fights has turned into quiet resistance between her parents and controlling grandmother a lifelong tension that taught Vasudha how to shrink before she ever learned how to speak freely. In a world that moves too fast for hesitation, she learns to survive by being small. Until she begins to question whether survival is enough. A story about emotional inheritance, quiet ambition, and learning to exist without shrinking. And somewhere in the background of her carefully controlled life a quiet stranger begins to make her question everything she thought she understood about space, silence, and herself.

A mind that refuses to rest, even in silence.

TW* After being shot by Ed, due to his betrayal, Oswald began to go struggle with a deep depression. Oswald decided to leave Gotham in hopes to get over all the pain and destruction. He is accompanied by Ivy Pepper, who does everything she can to look after Oswald. Oswald and Ivy return to Gotham 6 years later. When Edward finds out, he sets out to finish what he started. Unfortunately, it wasn't as Edward thought it would be. Now he wants to do anything he can to fix Oswald, other than kill him. [*TRIGGER WARNING, MENTIONS OF SELF HARM, SUICIDAL THOUGHTS, DEPRESSION, SELF-LOATHING AND SUCH LIKE INCLUDED!] (Updates come whenever I feel like it)

"Echoes of Today" is a deeply introspective coming-of-age story about self-doubt, purpose, and the fragile art of holding on when life feels unbearably heavy. At twenty-three, Eloisa feels trapped in a life that seems to move without her. Surrounded by people chasing success and certainty, she drowns quietly in her own thoughts-caught between who she is and who she's supposed to become. Every day feels like a balancing act between hope and exhaustion, between the desire to live fully and the fear of falling apart. Through sleepless nights, fleeting connections, and quiet moments of self-reflection, Eloisa begins to confront the inner voices that tell her she's not enough. Along the way, she meets others who are also lost in their own storms-proof that she isn't as alone as she believes. Together, they navigate the messy, beautiful process of rediscovering purpose in a world that demands perfection. Tender, honest, and achingly real, "Echoes of Today" explores the silent battles of a generation that feels everything too deeply and hides it too well. It's a story about learning to breathe again, to forgive yourself for not having all the answers, and to find meaning not in certainty-but in the courage to keep going. _____________________ Date Started: November 13, 2025

Lacklustre is a raw and introspective poetry collection that explores the quiet war between perception and identity. Through the voice of "Lusta" - a lingering presence in the mind - the collection unravels the experience of feeling unseen within yourself, despite being seen as light by others. It captures the weight of self-doubt, the distortion of inner dialogue, and the slow erosion of self-worth. Each poem traces a descent into that internal voice - one that whispers, repeats, and convinces - blurring the line between illusion. As the series unfolds, moments of resistance begin to surface, revealing not a sudden transformation but a fragile awareness. Lacklustre is not about losing light. It is about questioning whether it was ever there... and what it means to search for it anyway.

This is a bunch of movie scene ideas that pop into my head

notes, poetry and thoughts of 2017

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All the times I should've said something but didn't, because I didn't want to hurt her. But maybe I'll finally find the courage to stand up even if everything it's all over. ~James • (Also, Liana is pronounced Le-Anna) (Still updating the description) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "Our hearts are too ruthless to break. So, let's start fires for heavens sake." Sinners by: Lauren Aquillina

Life is like a slam book. We open ourselves to others, inviting them to leave their mark. Their words - scribbles on our pages - reveal their thoughts and feelings. We can't control what they write; we can only read, turn the page, and move forward. Each entry becomes a testament to our shared experiences. We cherish them, learn from them, and grow through these interactions. And so, this book - Remain Unsaid... - holds the unspoken feelings I've gathered from the people who filled those pages, alongside my own moments of quiet futility. Feelings of love, betrayal, and blessings - too profound to express to the ones who wrote them - find their way here instead, poured into words that mirror my soul. To those who have walked similar paths, who have felt the depths of love, loss, futility, and longing - may these words validate your emotions, comfort you in silence, and remind you of your strength. - A'nonymous

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Only in her mind did Astra ever feel she was truly loveable. When she fantasized about acquaintances, or strangers, or crushes she pretended not to care about-- those were the moments she felt that warmth. Someone to hold her, to never grow tired of her despite how boring she always felt. She didn't need to act on her feelings. She was content with lying awake at night and imagining. One day, she always thought, if there was ever someone she truly felt for, loved, even, maybe then she would act. But that hadn't happened, And would it ever?

Mammon is trying to spend time with MC, all the brothers keep taking MC away to do their own stuff. Mammon is greedy for money..? No, he is greedy for MC. How will Mammon get MC's attention and win MC over?

Experimental Journal in freeform to help author get out of depression and a slump Contrary to what the title implies, this work will probably not be updated every day. It is essentially my attempt at journaling, not sure how successfulit will be. Posting it out here and hoping that if it does not help me, maybe it helps someone else... Maybe someone can relate find some comfort. Please do not judge harshly.

Lucy is twenty-one and already exhausted from trying to prove she belongs. A demanding internship in a male-dominated field. A long-distance relationship that feels like it is quietly fading. A mother fighting cancer in another country. Everyone expects her to be strong, capable, grateful. No excuses. No breakdowns. No pauses. Then reality shifts. After encountering a strange light in an alley, Lucy begins to experience the world differently. The city hums beneath the surface. Emotions glow. People seem closer and further away at the same time. The more pressure she feels, the more unstable everything becomes. At first, she blames stress. Burnout. Anxiety. But when love fractures and the world around her stops responding the way it should, Lucy realizes she may have stepped into a hidden layer of existence, one that operates on a different frequency. And once you shift out of tune with reality, finding your way back is not as simple as turning up the volume. Some frequencies are hidden. Some are learned. And some can change everything. The Hidden Frequency is a continuing series. New chapters every week.