Drowning Synonyms Novels & Stories

I made an effort to yell for assistance, but the water started to fill my lips, and I began to choke. "H-Help... Help!" I screamed. Oh God! Napuno na ng kaba ang dibdib ko. Hindi ko magalaw ang mga legs ko. Is it the end for me? I still tried my best to move my legs but I couldn't. "H-Help me!" I felt like I was being suffocated by the pitch blackness that surrounded me when I was immersed in the freezing water. I attempted to move my legs, but they would not comply with my commands. When I realized that I was about to drown, panic quickly set in.

Tumagal ang tingin niya sa asul kong mga mata. I can't blame him, though. Many people say that my eyes can really catch people's attention. They say my eyes feel hypnotizing when I look at them. I couldn't help but agree because when I saw myself in the mirror, when I looked into my blue eyes... I felt like I was drowning in the ocean.

Anim lang ang post sya, dalawa lang doon ang may mukha nya, ang iba ay puro litrato na nga swimming pool o dagat. He really loves swimming, dahil ang bio nya ay "Swimming is life" corny nya sa part na yon I must say. Wala naman syang bagong post o story kaya tinignan ko ang story ko kung naseen nya ba, kahit na alam kong hindi. Madaming nakaseen ng story ko pero may isang username don ang nakaagaw ng pansin ko. '_dyr_brm' ko itong nakikita na nakaseen sa story ko pero di ko pinapansin. Wala itong picture. Nung clinick ko ang profile neto ay nagulat ako dahil 0 followers at 0 post ito.

I tried to swim but my body feels so weak to the point that I can't even move my finger. Mula dito sa ilalim ng tubig ay wala akong makita kundi ang liwanag lang ng buwan. I'm drowning. I am fucking drowning but there's no one will help me now. I tried to breath, pero tubig lamang ang pumasok sa ilong ko at hindi ko na maramdaman ang hangin sa katawan ko. Oh, God. I'm going to die in any moment. Ayaw ko pa. Sa'king pagpikit, isang tao lang ang pumasok sa isipan ko.

I can barely see in the darkness, the light is so dim my heart beats faster. In movies, drowning is loud and splashy; someone cries and waves their arms, then dives beneath the waves and emerges in a dramatic manner, while those on the shore race to save them. But I drown in silent; there's no one to save me. My movements are delicate, and they produce very little noise—just how we keep our problems sometimes.