Abolish قصص

Summary: Kiara Thomson was just a normal wolf, like everyone else in the small town she lived in. However, when she traveled to a prestigious academy in another city, she realized that she (and everyone else in her town) were excluded from society itself. With a lot of new information thrown at her about supposed social norms, none of which Kiara fits, she will have to survive in a world of animosity as well as finding out what exactly her role is. A subversive take on the Omegaverse by [meow3756]. Teens and up, sfw

Anything random, bonus, joking, side story-like, or otherwise not part of the main story of Equity

This is my argumentative essay on why I strongly detest capital punishment.

A Poem that came in my mind see all the increasing rape cases in the news these days and when I thought about victims of those cases and how they spend the rest of their life with those haunting memories as a dark shadow behind them which follows them however far they go... always behind them.

The morning routine of every member of the abolish family

these story of my life and the demons of my life and my fall downs.

Life is foretold in books unwritten.

T.O.P and GD are criminals in the USA and are constantly on the run from the law. Why? They fight the supernatural. No one person is in charge they are a duo in this twist to fight demons, witches, and warlocks in a futuristic era that has eradicated Christianity.

4 slaves had finally escaped their dungeon-like home where they were beaten, forced to work in horrible weather conditions, and very often pushed to the brink of death. They had enough and decided to run away. The slaves decided they had gotten far enough into the woods where they would remain unseen by bounty hunters, unfortunately they were wrong and had been found. The parents were killed on the spot. The remaining 2 were their children, an 11 and 3 year old . They were alone in a dangerous forest. What are they going to do now?

An irrepressible hero takes on the hidden power of the Establishment and the fury of the heroine ~ The Honourable Eliza Eynsford-Hill ~ in this good-humoured tale of adventure, politics, royalty, magic, intrigue and romance. Ladies Day in the Royal Enclosure at Ascot will never be the same again after the Honorable Eliza Eynsford-Hill finds herself, unwittingly, chained to the railings of the racecourse and in front of HRH Queen Elizabeth II. So begins the story that just may change the way that you think of the world that you think you know, for Revolution and, who knows, Romance are in the air!!

Defying Labels in Child Welfare Abolition is the rejection of damaging stereotypes and categorizations made of children by the child welfare system. Children are not seen as "cases" or "problems," but as an individuals with distinct needs and talents. In that regard, it aims to free a child from being reduced in a system, and instead foster an approach toward child welfare characterized by empowerment, justice, and support for family. Child welfare abolition is aimed at a world where children do not have to live in a system that belittles them, but a world where they are cared for in a way that upholds their dignity and humanity. https://www.defyinglabels.com/post/addressing-epistemic-injustice-a-counter-perspective-to-child-welfare-abolitionists-from-a-former-f

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Owen is given a choice: take the cure and become human again, or die with the gift Louis gave him. He chooses death rather than abandon it. Believing vampires are beings of pure evil-too tainted for any true God to welcome into the everlasting kingdom-Owen accepts that he will be damned forever. But instead of eternal punishment, he awakens in the space between true eternal life and eternal damnation... where Louis is waiting. Louis, burdened with guilt for giving Owen the curse of vampirism and for the pain and rage it caused, has waited for him in the in-between to make things right. To give him another chance. And though Owen refuses to leave his side, he is forced back to earth by the man he loves. Waking beneath the ground where he died, Owen rises once more-given another chance at life, but torn away from the one he died to stay with.

"I was born knowing only him. I don't even exist in this world without him. The universe has tried to kill me again and again, but no one-not even God-gets past my brother." Abolish is the only divine thing Birdie believed in. The only person to offer a hand to her. "Whatever happened to you, whatever you've done, you're still my sister." From the moment their parents died, Abolish sacrificed his childhood for Birdie. Again and again, he would offer his hand to her so long as she'd take his bloodied palm. The last living Veylockes didn't expect to find themselves trapped in rundown Oakhurst with deadly creatures killing townsfolk, but their survival now depends on the outcome of everyone. Because Birdie won't let Abolish die, no matter what she must become. And Abolish is willing to die for Birdie, after he kills everyone in their path. When who they are and who they need to be to survive are two very different people, the siblings begin to hide the things they've done to protect each other. OR v!Abolish's little sister joins him in Oakhurst (canon and noncanon events from OC's POV) Note: Birdie is not a reliable narrator. Do not trust her. At times, she will not make sense. She is an isolated teenager thrust into a world of vampiric massacres. None of that makes sense. No OC/character shipping!

So many people have heard the stories about what happened 800 years ago, or 600, or even 200. But... what about the massacre 400 years ago?