Blocked Stories

A teenage girl named Avery has spent 1 and a half years believing that her girlfriend, Lena, is her safest place in the world. They spent three and a half years growing together, changed together, and became so intertwined that Avery slowly stopped noticing where she ended and Lena began. Then, one ordinary week, everything falls apart. Lena says something Avery never expected to hear: "I think we became too much of each other." Within days, Avery goes from planning their future to being blocked on every platform. Their friends begin choosing sides. Conversations that Avery desperately wants never happen. Every hallway becomes a reminder of what she lost. But the hardest part isn't losing Lena. It's realizing that, somewhere along the way, Avery lost herself too. Avery, through the weeks after the breakup, moves through anger, grief, denial, nostalgia, loneliness, and eventually the terrifying possibility that healing doesn't mean getting Lena back. It means becoming someone she recognizes again.

Interaction and the use of social networks are becoming commonplace in this new age of technology. From social media basics like how to know if you are blocked on Instagram to making video calls with strangers, everything is getting possible with the help of social media these days. People usually communicate with each other by writing messages, sending different materials, and also together e-mails. It is believed that to strengthen the social circle in interpersonal media, fantastic speech mastery is necessary. Someone who can tremendously convey ideas and feelings can make an impact on believers.

This is just so incredibly random and spontaneous. I just had writer's block and had to take a break from my current story. So...yeah. I hope ya'll find this interesting!!

( so please keep in mind if things do change this will be updated or if I have some new boundaries I will add them in as well, please do respect my boundaries and enjoy reading, thank you 💗 )

What happens when you playfully flirt with your internet friend? Apparently a lot.

Under the familiar floorboards of your Hitchin or Stevenage home, a secret and vital river flows. It's a silent, dedicated courier, tasked with the daily, crucial diplomacy of carrying away what must depart. When this envoy is detained-a sink rising in silent protest, a toilet withholding its duty-the inconvenience is only the surface ripple.

This is based on a true story. My story. Tough times like this makes me write so that I have space to breathe.