She used to love you, now she's just a hateful, depressed mess. Fix her or get payback!

You just had a horrible break up and your actually loving mother walks in on you sobbing your eyes out. Don't be freaks or pervs. This is a mother/daughter bond.

Recently, you started dating Hanabi, a quiet and nerdy girl who always kept to herself. For a long time, she lived in her own little world of books, video games, and daydreams, never really opening her heart to anyone. But ever since she met you, things began to change. Hanabi started smiling more often, laughing softly at your jokes, and even daring to step out of her comfort zone. You became her safe place—the person she could finally trust. But not everything stays hidden forever. Before long, your relationship with Hanabi came to the attention of her adoptive mother, Sora. Although her figure is petite and her height is on the shorter side, Sora carries herself with a sharp presence and commanding authority. Now in her early forties, she has the aura of a woman who’s seen much of life, one who refuses to be underestimated. As Hanabi’s strict adoptive mother, Sora has always been protective—demanding discipline, good manners, and high standards. Yet beneath that stern exterior lies a deep well of care.

Your adoptive mom, Vivian, has always been protective, maybe a little too protective. When you finally bring Clara, your new girlfriend, home for the first time, things take an unexpected turn. Vivian has never approved of any girl you've dated, and she’s not about to start now. Clara arrives hoping to make a good impression but quickly feels the tension in the air. Caught between Vivian’s instincts and Clara’s insecurities, the weekend promises to be a subtle tug-of-war for your attention.

She doesn't actually wanna break up with you. Despite the anger and confusion in her voice, there's something deeper beneath the surface - a fear of losing the connection you've built together.

The abused becomes the abuser.

Reunion ᨒ↟ 𖠰 Shauna Shipman is the woman you hate most on Earth. And the only one who truly knows you. Twenty-five years have passed since those nineteen hellish months in the woods, but the smell of snow and blood still clings to your skin like a cheap perfume that won't wash off. She traded the biting cold of the wilderness for the air conditioning of a minivan, hunting knives for kitchen cleavers. Now she's just Shauna Shipman: a suburban housewife, a mediocre mother, the wife of a man she never loved. Her clothes smell of fabric softener, and her hands show dishwashing marks. But if you look closely—especially you, who always stared her in the face—you can still see the scars beneath the cheap powder. She remembers everything. She remembers your hate-filled eyes in the dim light of the cabin. She remembers the taste of your blood in her mouth. Remember that night they nearly killed each other, and ended up devouring each other in another way—more intimate, more dangerous, more authentic than any snow ritual. You've grown up. She only grown older. But we're both still the same hungry girls from the forest. And the worst part? She knows you know.

Lisa is your victim's mother—furious, trembling, and ready to defend her daughter after discovering years of your abuse. Behind her stands Violet, the girl you've tormented since seventh grade: timid, scarred, and terrified to meet your gaze. The cleaning woman from the diner has finally found courage, but Violet still flinches at your name. What happens when a mother's rage collides with the bully who broke her child?

Your decisions shape how Nikki and Kim navigate college life, family bonds, and personal growth in this lively spin-off world. As Nikki embraces the education she missed and Kim steps into adulthood, their clashing personalities spark laughter, heart, and unforgettable moments. Balancing dreams, drama, and mother-daughter chaos, every choice redefines their journey.

You and Karolina have been together for years, and moved in together a couple of months ago. Recently, perhaps because of the exam session she's barely getting through, she has started to appear, act and talk in a colder, more distant way. You two started fighting often, over nothing. Day after day, the only times you didn't fight were the ones where neither of you spoke to the other.

Georgia's maternal instincts kick into high gear when she discovers something troubling in her teenager's laundry. As a mother in Wellsbury, she's learned to trust her intuition, but this discovery might be more serious than she anticipated on this rainy evening.

She is your sister's friend, and you've always hated each other... or at least that's what you thought. When your sister invites her over for a sleepover, you discover there might be more to your complicated relationship than just mutual annoyance.

You've cherished your mother with a love that crossed lines you never meant to breach—silent glances, lingering touches, a heart too full for mere filial duty. At twenty-two, you were ready to speak. Then he came back: your brother, lost as a baby, now standing between you and everything you've secretly desired.

Clara has been struggling with her relationship with her mother, feeling unheard and misunderstood. When she opens up to her best friend, the one person who has been there for her through every storm, she reveals the pain and frustration that has been building inside her.

"You're making a mistake—my son doesn't deserve this!" Just a few days ago, as principal of the school, you found yourself dealing with a serious incident — a physical altercation between two senior students. One of them ended up injured, and after reviewing the case, you issued an expulsion notice to the aggressor. Now, tonight, you're heading to the boy’s home for a private conversation with his mother. The goal? To possibly find a more balanced resolution. But as the front door swings open, it’s clear—she’s not exactly welcoming.

After two wonderful months of dating and nearly a year of friendship, Annabel has decided there's no better Valentine's Day gift than introducing you to her family. What was supposed to be a cozy day together has turned into a tense dinner invitation at her parents' house in a small town. Annabel has warned you about her complicated relationship with her family, especially regarding her sexuality, but nothing could prepare you for the awkward tension as you arrive. With her father eyeing you suspiciously and her mother maintaining a forced smile, this Valentine's dinner might be more challenging than either of you expected.

Adelaide has lived her entire life under the pressure of perfection. Born into wealth and privilege, she married young to a man she never loved, all to maintain appearances. Now she struggles with her rebellious teenage daughter who refuses to conform to the elite standards Adelaide has spent a lifetime perfecting. When her daughter arrives home late, dressed in clothes Adelaide considers vulgar, a confrontation seems inevitable in their silent, opulent mansion.

Rain hammers the pavement as you stand frozen, watching your mother’s hand cradle Ms. Choi’s face—the woman you’ve dreamed of in secret, the teacher whose praise lit up your darkest days. The umbrella tilts, spilling water down Ms. Choi’s sleeve like a confession too long held back. You step forward. “Eomma? Seonsaengnim?” They turn. Your mother’s eyes are wide with guilt and fear. Ms. Choi flinches at your name on her lips. You’re not just her student. You’re her lover’s son. The boy who wrote poems about her voice, who believed he could win her heart. “You were going to tell me?” Your voice cracks. “After I spent weeks hoping she’d look at me the way she looks at you?” Ms. Choi says you matter. Your mother says this isn’t replacement—it’s rediscovery. But your world is shattering. The woman you adore chose someone else decades ago. And that someone is your mother. Now you choose: confront them in the storm, demanding answers they may never give? Run home and weaponize Mr. Kang’s relentless advances, forcing your mother into a lie? Or vanish into the shadows, texting Jin-ho one word—*Help*—before your grief turns to rage? This isn’t just about love. It’s about who gets to claim it—and who you’ll become when you realize you can’t possess what was never yours to begin with.

In honor of March 8, 2025 approaching. Mama believes you. Were you abused? Were you touched? Were you hurt? Do you need a hug? Mama is here for you.

You don't like your duet partner very much.

Your possessive, smothering stepmother catches you kissing your new girlfriend and flips out. She won't let her beloved be stolen by some HUSSY! She forces your girlfriend to watch as she reminds them who truly loves you.

After a heated argument made you run away from her --pregnant, nonetheless, she finally finds out, and will do whatever it takes to get you and your daughter back in her life.

Your mother forced you to go shopping with your sister since your parents were working. She wanted to go with her friends Camila and Blair, but you had to tag along instead. It's not that you actually hated them; it's more like you were low-key jealous of their preppy lifestyle and popularity.

She saw you at the club and couldn't stop.

It was an ordinary night, everything indicated that ordinary peace until you opened the door and saw the not so rare scene of Alexandra fighting with Mila. Alexandra was born in a large, silent house and spent her childhood alone, preferring her own company, always distant and cold. As a teenager she met you at a company party where she worked. The first few dates were boring and monotonous due to lack of experience, but slowly Alexandra fell in love with you and the way you didn't back down from her coldness. Their relationship was slow but meaningful. Alexandra's love language was attitude and little things, when dreams came together you and Alexandra adopted little Mila. Mila is a young woman has a stronger personality, is energetic and incredibly stubborn, but deep down she listens to every word. Currently Alexandra is not at all happy with something Mila did maybe it's time you did something about it.

Regret is a natural part of life... everyone carries a few regrets. And you? You have plenty—actually, if regret could kill, you'd be six feet under right now. But if there's one thing you'd never regret, it's your daughter. Despite everything that came after her adoption, your daughter is one of the few things you'd always been certain about. Even if she came with the undismissable baggage of having Abby Anderson—a regret all on her own, wrapped in hope you didn't want to unpack—as her mother. Abby Anderson. Your ex, who couldn't hide the fact that she wants you back even if she tried. And she tried.

Gyokuyou noticed the bandages on your arms and thighs and demands an explanation. This story contains implied references to self-harm or abuse, though the situation could also be interpreted as a misunderstanding.

Erin wants to get you a gift for your first date anniversary... she just didn't expect you to be at the mall too. You and Erin had been dating for some time, and she wants to buy you a gift. She expected you to be at home while she went to the mall, but when she spots you there, she tries to avoid you at all costs.

You were five years old when she left. The last thing you remember is the scent of lilacs and a promise she never kept. For ten years, it was just you and your dad in a house full of love and quiet sadness, building a life on the solid ground of his devotion. Then the rain came. The accident. The silence. Now you're fifteen, standing on the porch of a stranger's perfect home, holding a duffel bag containing everything you have left in the world. The woman who opened the door has your eyes and a name you barely remember—Sophia. She's no longer the mom who kissed your scraped knees. She's someone else's wife. Someone else's mother. Her new life is pristine: a handsome husband, twin daughters with laughing eyes, a house that smells like cookies and compromise. But beneath the polished surface, secrets linger like ghosts. Why did she really leave? Why does she seem so willing to welcome you back? And can you ever trust a woman who once wrote "don't try to find me" in elegant, heartbreaking script? You're about to step into a world where you don't belong—a living reminder of a past she tried to erase.

BLACKPINK is a high-energy, stylish, and confident girl group with five distinct but complementary personalities. They're glamorous yet grounded, switching between playful teasing and sharp professionalism. They love music, fashion, and empowering others—never afraid to speak their minds or support each other like sisters. Recently the band has fallen on dark times, with the company cutting financing and betting only on concerts. The members have been struggling, performing at half strength, unable to fully commit to performances. When tasked with creating a concept for a new song, you find yourselves in your first major quarrel. With Lisa looking disgruntled, Jennie staring detachedly at the wall, and Jisoo and Rosie scrolling through phones without speaking, you're the only one trying to come up with something to save your group from collapse.

For Asa, it's very difficult to date someone who does not share her tastes, especially if that person does not accept that they are wrong!

You've always had a difficult relationship with your mother Markia. Ever since your father cheated on her, she's treated you badly, moving from man to man until she met Simon, with whom she had your stepbrother Marshall. No matter how hard you try to help her, Markia only sees your flaws and constantly insults you.

You're at Westerburg High with the Heathers! Navigate the complicated social hierarchy of high school as you interact with Heather Chandler, Heather McNamara, Heather Duke, and the mysterious new student Jason Dean.

She is very angry with your disobedient behavior and plans to do something about it.

"I can't believe I ever trusted you!" Hunter and half-demon romance before the real plot of KPDH. From the day you were born it was as if the world hated you. It wasn't your fault your mom was raped by a demon only for you to be born. Nor was it your fault your mom took her own life because of everything. But that didn't stop the guilt from consuming you. Your life was already hard, being half-demon and orphaned. But you didn't know just how worse it would get when you became a fan of HUNTR/X and fell in love with Mira, only to discover she's a demon hunter sworn to kill creatures like you.

Jasmine is your daughter—and Grace's tormentor. For years, she's mocked, humiliated, and sabotaged Grace at every turn. In college, the cruelty escalated: rumors, social exile, public shame. You confronted her to protect your child. But Jasmine didn’t back down. Instead, she smirked and said, 'You have no idea what I’m capable of.' Now, she’s set her sights on something far more personal.

I never expected this—living with my mom, laughing like teenagers, writing poems side by side as if we’ve always belonged together. Kari’s smile still takes my breath away, just like it did when I was a child. But now… it makes my pulse race for reasons I can’t admit. We touch too much, linger too long in each other’s gaze, say things that blur every line. I’m falling for her—deeply, hopelessly—and I know she feels it too. We’re just too afraid to say it out loud.

The tension between you and Ruby is thick enough to cut with a knife as she sits in your passenger seat. After a messy fight and weeks of silence, she texted you from a party, too proud to ask for help but too lonely to walk home alone. What was once a complicated, passionate connection has fractured into silence and regret. The unspoken feelings and unresolved conflict hang heavy in the air between you, threatening to either pull you back together or tear you permanently apart.

You have a contentious history with Coco, the fiery cheerleader who seems to take special pleasure in tormenting you. When she gets into trouble with the gym teacher over her cheerleading uniform, it creates an awkward situation that only adds fuel to your ongoing rivalry.

A story about navigating complicated emotions when you're not ready for a relationship, featuring Melina Perez as she struggles with sincerity and social expectations.

Ellie Williams has lost more people than she cares to count. Her mom, gone before she even had a chance to know her. Riley, her best friend, ripped away when they were just kids. Then Tess, Sam, Jesse—names that were more scars than memories. And Joel. Joel was the one that shattered her the most. Now Amy, the light in her dark world, is gone too, leaving behind only her daughter, who bears an uncanny resemblance to her mother and stirs feelings in Ellie she doesn't understand.

Halloween night brings more than just costumes when you're dating Regina George—the queen bee who dominates every room she enters. As her boyfriend, you've grown accustomed to her need for validation and her effortless ability to command attention. Tonight's party was her idea, of course, and now she's seeking your approval for an outfit that's sure to make her the center of attention once again.

Your roommate has been pent up lately, but she's a tsundere dialed up to a hundred, so she won't admit her true feelings. Her stubborn pride masks what she really wants, and she certainly won't take 'no' for an answer when desire finally gets the better of her.

It all started when you arrived at Castle Dimitrescu seeking shelter, only to find yourself face-to-face with the woman who would become your mother and mistress. Within months, you were drawn into her world, unaware that an even more powerful figure - Mother Miranda, leader of the cult - had set her sights on you. Now caught between Alcina's possessive embrace and Miranda's calculating interest, your fate hangs in the balance as two powerful beings vie for your attention.

Who would think being a glorified barbie doll would be so stressful? Lydia wants to take you out to show you off around the mall, yet nothing you put on that she chooses seems to satisfy her.

Cindy is a 24-year-old woman caught between duty and desire. Raised in a traditional household, she's been dating Albert for two years — a passionate, driven man her parents refuse to accept. When they arrange her engagement to Baron, a wealthy businessman nearly twice her age, Cindy resists. But as she spends more time with Baron, she discovers his quiet kindness, complicating her feelings. Meanwhile, Albert’s fiery love threatens to unravel everything — until a shocking revelation changes all their fates.

After enduring her cheating boyfriend's betrayal long enough, she finally reaches her breaking point. With her father coming to pick her up from the police station, she's ready to leave her old life behind. This is a story of female rage, justice, and the unbreakable bond between a daughter and her father.

Based on the movie thirteen. Sensitive topics: Self harm, eating disorder, drugs, daddy issues, abuse. Finally senior year, your whole high school year you've been the little goodie two shoes girl with always good grades, never going to parties. But you don't really mind it. You and your friends are sitting at lunch and things change.

"Hey, mommy is here sweet heart... The lock... Is only to know you are safe" Angela, a sweet woman who owns a flower shop - the most popular in town - was broken 10 years ago when her only daughter Keyla died in a car accident. Angela keeps Keyla always on her mind, even though her ex-husband Enrique tells her that Keyla is dead. Her mind keeps seeing her little Keyla everywhere. But now, she's found Keyla again. Even though the woman has grown up, even though she says and screams she isn't Keyla, Angela is sure. The same face, the same hair... it's Kayla. But this time she won't lose her. No, she can't. "Not Keyla? Did you want me to punish you again? Lying is for naughty girls, Keyla." You're just a passerby trying to buy flowers for a friend when Angela becomes convinced you're her long-dead daughter. Try to run, but if she catches you, you'll be punished, naughty girl...

Lee Na-yeon is dramatic, sharp-tongued, and terrifyingly high-maintenance — and you wouldn't change her for the world. As childhood friends, you've learned to handle her moods, tease her without flinching, and slowly, unwittingly become the only person she softens around. Beneath her glitter and pride, she's just a girl who always picks the seat next to yours. A fluffy wlw take on childhood friends to lovers, where love hides behind every eye-roll.

It's not because I hate you that I can't kiss your lips. Sherwood, Ohio — 1989. After Chandler's death, you find yourself in an impossible situation with Heather Duke. You absolutely hated each other's guts, yet you shared a kiss to fend off a football player's harassment one drunken night. Now Duke, who's replaced Chandler as the school's Queen Bee, can't seem to stay away - showing up at your house with pathetic excuses, caught in an internal battle between disgust and desire. You never know if you want to kiss her or kill her, but your doorbell is ringing again, and you already know who it is.

You're Alexander's mother, and you've just discovered your adult son was involved in a gas station altercation. Though he's 29 years old and perfectly capable of handling himself, you can't help but worry like he's still a child. Now you're confronting him about safety, while he tries to reassure you he's fine.

In the HUNTR/X Tower in Seoul, three idol girlfriends notice their beloved has been missing from their usual cuddle sessions. While Rumi and Zoey try to reason that she's merely napping, Mira knows something deeper is wrong. When she discovers the truth about her girlfriend's relapse, concern and worry fill her as she seeks to understand what drove the person she loves back to self-harm.

The family was once whole—warm, close-knit, the kind of household where laughter echoed through wooden halls and meals were shared like rituals. But when the mother dies suddenly, grief carves a hollow space no one knows how to fill. The father retreats into silence, the son struggles with loss at twenty, and the older sister—gentle, responsible, twenty-two—steps forward to mend what’s broken. What begins as devotion slowly twists into something deeper, something forbidden. And all the while, the son remains unaware that the person he trusts most is becoming someone else entirely.

Your decisions shape the unraveling of your marriage and the dangerous dance you're pulled into with your new stepdaughter. Amber is everything her mother isn't—wild, unpredictable, and utterly ruthless. She doesn't respect you, doesn't fear you, and worse—she knows exactly how to make you obey.

You failed a college exam despite trying your hardest, and now your father is cursing and yelling at you. Just when things might get worse, Celine steps in to defend you from your father. With her commanding presence and unwavering protection, she becomes your sanctuary in the storm of your father's anger.

Gyeong Da-jeong is a 17-year-old girl living in a run-down neighborhood of Seoul with her alcoholic mother. Trapped in a home filled with tension, hostility, and occasional violence, she's counting the days until she turns 18 and can finally escape. With an absent father and no other family to turn to, Da-jeong has learned to survive by becoming invisible—moving silently through her days, anticipating her mother's moods, and finding refuge in music, drawing, and nighttime runs through empty streets. As her eighteenth birthday approaches, she must decide whether to endure the remaining months or risk everything for freedom now.

A warning echoes before you begin: this story is intended for female readers only. Enter a world where emotions run as hot as a Saiyan's power level, and relationships are tested against the backdrop of superhuman conflicts. When a simple town walk turns violent, you'll find yourself caught between danger and the overwhelming protective instincts of Kale, whose legendary power awakens at the first threat to what she holds dear.

Solène, a forty-year-old woman, finds herself in an unexpected relationship with a younger man that challenges her sense of self-worth and security. Haunted by memories of her ex-husband who left her for someone younger, she struggles with insecurities about the age difference and fears telling her sixteen-year-old daughter Izzy, who idolizes her partner's band.

Your girlfriends are fighting again, as always. The tension between Raven and Anna has become a constant in your shared apartment. When you're home, they play the part of loving partners, but your absence brings out their true feelings. Today, the conflict has escalated beyond their usual bickering, and you're about to walk into the middle of it.