Letters I Will Never Send

作者

whitefox goddess

Hi, I’m Whitefox Goddess.

I write things most people are too afraid to say. My stories are stitched from wounds, my poems bleed a little truth. I’m not here to please—I’m here to feel, to release, and maybe, to remind someone they’re not alone.

I’m fascinated by human behavior, manipulation, and the gray spaces between right and wrong. I love writing dark romance, psychological twists, and lines that sting a little—because sugarcoating never saved anyone.

I’m soft-spoken but sharp-tongued when I write. I’ve survived things I don’t always talk about, but somehow they find their way into every word I spill.

So if you're into raw, poetic chaos with meaning—welcome.
If not, scroll fast. I’m not for everyone.

From the Philippines
Host of “Kape at Katotohanan” podcast
Currently collecting heartbreaks and turning them into art.

https://www.wattpad.com/user/whitefox_goddess
www.shortstorylovers.com/whitefoxgoddesslearnstowrite
https://whitefoxgoddesslearns2write.my.canva.site/whitefox-goddess
https://ph.pinterest.com/whitefoxgoddesslearns2write/
https://www.instagram.com/whitefoxgoddesslearns2write/

See more

催更 0

檢舉這個故事

Letters I Will Never Send

mentalhealth trauma emotional diary healing personal letters selflove growth forgiveness empowerment unsentletters innerchild softbutstrong quietpower scarsandstrength womanhood brokenbuthealing whatifsandcouldhaves

7.4K

696

開始閱讀 >

書籤!

目錄簡介留言 (1) 打賞榜

Letter 1:To the unwanted baby that needed to be eliminated but was not eliminated

Letter 2:To the daughter who became the emotional parent

Letter 3:To the daughter who strived hard to make her parents proud academically

Letter 4: To the person who lost interest in herself because no one believed in her

Letter 5:To the girl who kept forgiving just to be loved

Letter 6:To the teenager who mistook control for care

Letter 7:To the friend who always showed up but was never chosen

Letter 8:To the person who was always looking forward to being loved and accepted

Letter 9:To the version of me who stopped writing because no one listened

Letter 10:To the one who buried dreams for someone else's comfort

Letter 11: To the woman who stayed longer than she should have

Letter 12:To the heart that broke silently and smiled anyway

Letter 13:To the girl who never got a goodbye

Letter 14: To the person who had been betrayed several times but came out stronger

Letter 15:To the me that finally chose herself

Letter 16:To the scars that no longer ache

Letter 17:To the girl who thought she had to earn her worth

Letter 18:To the version of me who finally felt joy without guilt

Letter 19:To the one who stopped seeking closure from the wrong people

Letter 20: To the survivor who became a soft place to land

Letter 21:To the woman who burned bridges without guilt

Letter 22:To the soul who made peace with the past

Letter 23:To the woman who finally felt free in her own body

Letter 24:To the future that once felt impossible

Letter 25:To the memory that still aches but no longer defines me

Letter 26:To the almosts that taught me how to begin again

Letter 27: To the endings I kept trying to rewrite

Letter 28: To the version of me that kept going, even when it hurt

Letter 29: To the girl who no longer needed permission to bloom

Letter 30: To the woman I am still learning to be

This is not a book written out of anger.
This is not a callout, nor a revenge story.

These are letters—raw, silent, and never sent—to the younger version of me who endured so much without ever receiving the apology she deserved. To the little girl who kept forgiving to feel loved. To the teenager who mistook control for care. To the woman who stayed when she should’ve walked away.

I’m not writing to make anyone feel guilty for how they treated me growing up.
I’m writing to remind you—and myself—that even the most painful parts of our past can be turned into power.

This collection is about finding strength in scars, reclaiming softness, and seeing obstacles not as reasons to break, but as reasons to rise.

If you’ve ever carried silent wounds, buried dreams, or waited too long for someone to choose you—this is for you.
And maybe, just maybe, it will help you write your own unsent letters too.