Graymore Macad
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Writer, youth mentor, and storyteller. Sharing insights on faith, relationships, and personal growth. Turning life’s lessons into words of hope and healing. Lover of good food and great conversations.
Stories (18)
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Beneath the Old Magnolia Tree
he old magnolia tree stood at the heart of the park, its branches stretched wide like welcoming arms. It had seen decades of love stories, whispered secrets, and quiet moments of solitude. For Lily, it was her refuge—a place where she could escape the noise of the world and lose herself in the pages of her journal.
By Graymore Macadabout a year ago in Fiction
Lessons I Learned About Love While Healing My Broken Heart
Healing a broken heart feels like piecing together a shattered mirror. You see the cracks, the jagged edges, and the parts that don’t seem to fit anymore. When I went through heartbreak, I thought I had lost everything—my love, my dreams, and even a part of myself. But as I began to heal, I realized I hadn’t lost love. I was just learning what it truly meant.
By Graymore Macadabout a year ago in Humans
The Train Ride to Forever
The sound of the train rattling on the tracks was both comforting and familiar to Elara. She loved train rides—the rhythmic motion, the fleeting scenery, and the anonymity of being surrounded by strangers. It was her sanctuary, a place where the world slowed down just enough for her thoughts to catch up.
By Graymore Macadabout a year ago in Fiction
Forgiving Someone Who Never Said Sorry: A Guide to Inner Peace
Forgiveness is hard. It feels even harder when the person who hurt you doesn’t say sorry. Maybe they don’t think they did anything wrong. Maybe they’ve moved on like nothing happened, leaving you to carry the pain alone. It feels unfair. It feels like letting them off the hook.
By Graymore Macadabout a year ago in Motivation
How to Love Yourself After a Toxic Relationship
Loving yourself again after walking away from a toxic relationship feels like learning to breathe after being underwater for too long. It’s not easy, and it doesn’t happen overnight. Toxic relationships don’t just break your heart—they leave you questioning your worth, your decisions, and sometimes, your very identity.
By Graymore Macadabout a year ago in Motivation
From Heartbreak to Healing: My Journey of Letting Go and Moving On
Heartbreak is a universal language, one that speaks to the deepest parts of our soul. I never imagined I would understand it so intimately. For me, heartbreak wasn’t just the end of a relationship; it was the beginning of a painful, transformative journey—a journey that tested my strength, broke me into pieces, and ultimately taught me what it means to heal and let go.
By Graymore Macadabout a year ago in Motivation
