All We Need Is Someone To Lean On Novels & Stories

“But strength doesn’t mean shutting yourself off. Sometimes it means knowing who you can lean on.” I blinked rapidly, the threat of tears stinging my eyes. Lean on. The words felt foreign. Dangerous. Yet…comforting.

“What you’re going through isn’t easy, but I’m asking you to please stay strong and get back on your feet. I’m here if you need anything. Don’t hesitate to come to me if you ever need funds.” I smiled. I was so lucky to have people I could turn to whenever I was in a difficult situation. “Thank you, Liam, but I don’t need it right now. I’m still making a plan for how I can get back on my feet. Don’t worry about me because I can handle all of this. I can’t give up because I have a son who depends on me.” He finally let go of the hug and simply held both of my arms. “Just remember that I’m here whenever you need help, okay? Don’t forget that you can always run to me.”

Slowly, she crawled to her phone, needing an anchor— someone else, something else. Ivory: Come over? She typed without thinking. Her phone buzzed with a response instantly. Willis: Can’t… I got some things to do at work. How’re you? Ivory: Bummer! Thought I could lean on you, my knees are weak today. Willis: Are you alright? I’ll come around if you need me…” “I always need you,” Ivory muttered to herself as she typed, “You’ve become someone I need. Forgive me.”

“You didn’t sleep. You haven’t eaten. You’re unraveling.” “I’m fine,” Jace said automatically. River stepped closer. “No, you’re functioning. That’s not the same thing.” Jace swallowed hard. “I can’t fall apart.” “Then lean.” Jace looked at him sharply. River’s voice was softer now. “If you won’t break, then lean on something or on someone. You’re not alone in this.” It took everything Jace had not to react. Because the truth? Those words hit too deep. Too hard. He didn’t want to need anyone. But part of him already did.

In fact, I can already consider him not just an accompany, but a friend of mine. On my past life, I don't really trust on just by someone, I trained myself to not rely on anyone around me. Cause' at the end of the day, it's all on me. Only have myself at the end of the journey. Losing someone, was extremely heart-shuttering. It can lead, you to death. If depression comes up and show. So, in the other way around, make your self dependent only on your self only. That way, your life will be inferior to all those dolefulness. Yet, we also made to trust and rely on someone. To make them feel an emotion called safekeeping.

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"You he has some place to stay tonight?” I no. But I no ia say that The she. In all honesty, I didn't want her help. On mine experience, people say they will be there for you and then stab you in the back the moment you start to trust them. Human beings are inherently selfish. I promised myself I would do things alone. I needed to get myself together without depending on anyone else. That was the only way I could survive this. "Yes. I I have one place for to stay it is night", I he said The

I said, deciding to let go a little. “I know we must trust no one, but you have to trust someone. That is why we make friends, form alliances, and build relationships so that we can have an outlet. We can have someone to lean on and rant to when we need a shoulder to lean on,” he said. “But I don't have many friends, and the ones I have... I don't know if they could be such comforters in my life,” I countered. “What about me? Can't I be your friend?” He asked, peering at me with raised eyebrows and a slightly discernible smirk on his face.

“Can I ask you something?” “Do I have a choice?” “Nope,” she said cheerfully. “Why do you push everyone away?” Ethan froze, the cup halfway to his lips. “What are you talking about?” “You know exactly what I’m talking about,” Emma said, her tone soft but insistent. “You act like you don’t need anyone, but that’s not true, is it?” His jaw tightened, his eyes narrowing. “I don’t need anyone, Emma. I’ve learned to rely on myself.”

“When I’m at my lowest, you…you remain my constant reminder that I am never completely lost.” I laughed softly. Brushing a stray hair away from his face. “Perhaps I see a part of you, you refuse to see.” I teased, letting warmth spread through him from a simple touch of my hands “even the strongest souls need someone to lean on, it doesn’t make you any less yourself, it makes you real and I’m always here, I promise.”