
Evelyn Grace
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A writer sharing my journey of growth, resilience, and self-discovery. Through my stories, I explore the ups and downs of life, aiming to inspire and connect. Join me in embracing the unedited truth of the human experience.
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A LOVE LONG GONE
A\N; This is dedicated to all those who had to let go of their love, to those who loved quietly, from afar, and never truly had the chance to speak their hearts. May you find peace in letting go and strength in knowing that your love, though unspoken, was real.
By Evelyn Grace9 months ago in Poets
You Are Loved, You Are Wanted, You Matter
Life keeps moving even when you despise the way it treats you. Life keeps moving even when you feel like you can’t take it anymore. Life keeps moving even when everything is chaos. Life keeps moving even when you try to control every little thing, grasping for a sense of stability.
By Evelyn Grace10 months ago in Chapters
An Apology - To Myself and My Family
I shared my thoughts with the world once—things I rarely let myself even think about. Now, looking back, the first post I published is something I deeply regret. It was a glimpse into my life, but one that only showed the anger, frustration, and confusion I carried. Life as a teenager is never easy, and I know now that I was fighting a battle within myself that I didn’t fully understand. Puberty, the whirlwind of emotions, and the overwhelming tension have often taken the best out of me. It’s been a constant struggle, a quiet storm within me that I’ve tried to outrun.
By Evelyn Grace10 months ago in Confessions
The Echo of Their Words
There are words we hear so often that they begin to shape us. Not because they’re true, but because repetition has a way of sinking into our bones, making us question everything we are. When someone you love, someone whose approval you unconsciously seek, tells you over and over again that you’re not enough, you start to wonder if they’re right.
By Evelyn Grace11 months ago in Chapters
ADULTING
AAdulting feels terrifying. The thought of leaving behind the comfort of home, the warmth of loved ones, and stepping into the unknown is overwhelming. The realization that meeting your friends will now be limited to holidays, catching up on life rather than living it together, hits differently. The fear of failing a test you worked so hard for lingers like a shadow. The worry of not being good enough, of not meeting expectations, weighs heavy. But above all, the thought of being alone—truly alone—is the scariest of all.
By Evelyn Grace11 months ago in Journal
LIFE UNEDITED - SZN:1/EP - 1
I am the youngest daughter of a small family. The one who always wished to disappear, the one who noticed even the smallest details unfolding at home, the silent observer. The one who always felt like something was missing like no one truly saw the weight I carried — hidden behind my quiet nature and attempts to overachieve. I wanted so badly to do everything right, to be perfect, to prove to the world that I was more than just the youngest. But the harder I tried, the more I felt lost.
By Evelyn Grace11 months ago in Confessions








