Aching. Miserable. Exhausted. Despondent. Hazy. Misunderstood. Blue. All of the above (and more) can be used to describe the complicated world that it is to live with clinical depression. With everything from chronic fatigue, mood swings, a gray outlook on life, to the lowest lows you can think of, depression looks different and is different to each life that it ultimately effects. This collection takes an intricate look inside of what it's actually like to live and survive every day while coping with depression. Inside the essays written by humans just like you dealing with their own...

Handsome Dominant American Billionaire, Mark Dexter catches Drew Sumner, Investigative journalist and the beautiful wife of his corrupt business rival James Sumner stealing important documents from his study in his penthouse apartment in New York for him. He promptly disciplines the woman he once asked to marry with a firm bare bottom spanking over his desk. But Mark is strongly protective of her when he discovers she has been physically and mentally abused by her callous controlling husband and forced into marriage with him. He informs Sumner that he has stolen Drew from him and he will...

This book will take you on a journey inward to find yourself through personal growth and healing. It is a collection of essays designed to help you set aside your worries and start living for you. 'You Are Enough' will challenge you and change the way you think. Once your eyes are opened, you will clearly see that you are enough just the way you are.

"I'm Every Woman" is a collection of essays about blooming into femininity. About female friendships, empowerment, love, and loss. The book journeys through several female encounters that have helped inform and influence childhood, adolescence, and womanhood. "I'm Every Woman" is an intimate, witty, and personal look on how the females we meet, can be shaped into who we become.

Handsome Dominant American Billionaire, Mark Dexter catches Drew Sumner, Investigative journalist and the beautiful wife of his corrupt business rival James Sumner stealing important documents from his study in his penthouse apartment in New York for him. He promptly disciplines the woman he once asked to marry with a firm bare bottom spanking over his desk. But Mark is strongly protective of her when he discovers she has been physically and mentally abused by her callous controlling husband and forced into marriage with him. He informs Sumner that he has stolen Drew from him and he will...

Thought Catalog's mission is to post relevant content today that is eventually archived for tomorrow. In our collection of thousands of articles, we have snapshots of time and events. Thought Catalog began publishing articles about Donald J. Trump's quest for the presidency almost immediately after he declared. The articles about the new president are sometimes flippant, sometimes serious, and sometimes very thoughtful. We include a sample of our best - written by a variety of writers and contributors - from the very beginning to his run.

"We Are Like Wells" is a personal interpretation of the human experience. This book tackles everything from anxiety and doubt to love and self-acceptance. It is designed for anyone invested in self-discovery and interested in honest personal growth.

This book is for all the single men and women who have experienced a series of failed relationships, have not had great luck when it comes to dating, and need some eye-opening, brutally honest advice so that their next relationship actually stands a chance. 'Aren't You Glad You Read This?' is an attitude-transforming, perspective-altering, smart and honest how-to guide for singles with a history of bad luck who want their next try to be successful. It's about time you figure out where you've been going wrong, get out of your funk, and find something that lasts. In this book, you'll get...

Writers create worlds for themselves when the ones in which they live become impossible to bear. They free themselves and others with their words. They free the truth and let it sing from the page. 'The Luminary' does this by illuminating the duality of the human experience. Through a series of poems about love, loss, heartbreak, growth, and transformation, it reveals each little seed of experience as a stepping stone that will catapult us to where we need to be. Connecting to themes of feminism, mythology, and the vast and mischievous universe, 'The Luminary' is in many ways about the power...