Historias de Beautystandards

Meet Koharu Ishida, A contentious extroverted- Japanese city girl living in Tokyo, who rejects Japan traditional beauty standards. She wanted to be a Gyaru since she was a kid. Then she found a gyaru substyle called as "Tsuyome Gyaru" her eyes light up. ​

Do you think you're ugly? Or are you average? Do you constantly compare yourself to other beautiful women and degrade your self-esteem? Do you not love yourself? This book contains my journey to self-love, tips on how to be more confident, and happy.

This story is about 2 sets of twins. One set of the twins are very much influenced by television, and the other don't even have a phone at all!

hello:) this short story is something i wrote when i was bored at 3am so please don't judge me:)). this does have some things that might trigger people such as suicide, self harm, and starving. thank for reading!

We take from the iconic Snow White line as we redefine beauty standards and what appears to be "mirror worthy". This is an anthology of personal experiences of people who've been unable to even look in the mirror because they're afraid they'll love themselves less. It's a piecing together of stories about learning to redefine what's worth praises and appreciation. Mirror Mirror on the wall, my body is worth all the love in the world.

It's the day of queen Charlotte's funeral since she mysteriously disappeared and it was concluded that she had passed away. Her corpse is missing and no one is putting effort to find her. Isabella (the queens daughter) sets on a quest with her older brother Julian to find their mother. Only this quest leads to a horrifying discovery. Shortly after, A woman named Mortala offers Isabella a spot in a secret society which will show her the wonders of the many different realms that exist. -this is story is filled with romance, forced Marriage, mystery, murder, betrayal, adventure, independency, drama, and also Isabella being the biggest badass to EVER exist- Everything in this story was created by me. I was also going to publish this as a novel but I decided to publish it here first to see how well it does.

Short poems about the beauty standard . . WARNING: this story has sensitive topics

A collection of poems, essays, and opinions that push topics some are afraid to talk about, How I See It shows that Joy Tonic is not afraid to say what needs to be said.

Bronze is a poignant and quietly powerful short story about identity, belonging, and the quiet resistance of walking through a world that wasn't made for you. Set in a future that has flipped the familiar, Bronze follows a young girl navigating the unspoken hierarchies of beauty, culture, and worth. Through lyrical prose and aching honesty, the story explores what it means to live as the "other," and the quiet courage it takes simply to be. A haunting, timely story that lingers long after the final word.

just a vent to let myself down, I recommend not to actually read this since it's personal but some of this are mostly personal... this is only to vent so I can feel relived or so. thanks..

Hai! Right now, I am in a much needed healing process where I learn how to love myself and embrace every "flaw" and "insecurity" I have. I was in a moment where I was slowly breaking and going deeper and deeper into nothingness. I realized how judgemental I am towards myself and how toxic it became. So, I wrote a letter to my future self. This letter is a tap on the shoulder and encouragement to me if I ever feel not worthy in the future. I decided to share it here because I know I'm not alone in this and we are living in a time where we bring people down with stereotypes and "trends." Let's change that. I hope this letter helped you in any way like it helped me. Baibai :)

Careful sensitive topics mentioned Comment more topics to write a poem about

My relatable VENT.

honestly, issa rant

Secrets. Everyone has them. However keeping them is a very hard task in the small town of Samson, Nebraska. Growing up in Samson has never been easy, especially for Marlee, Spencer, and Kendra. Everyone knows everything about you and secrets spread like wildfire. Delve into the minds of three teens as they struggle with their lives. Watch as they come together when their worlds crash down around them and secrets are revealed.

Mai Omar Ahmed is a 26-year-old obese woman that doesn't match the beauty standards and wants to remove the beauty standards for good

A very short scenario on self-representation, and the painful inner turmoil and trauma of living with hirsutism (excessive body hair, usually caused by hormonal imbalance, chronic hormonal conditions, genetics, or a combination). The author imagines what love would ideally look like if they embraced acceptance, in a society that has historically negatively portrayed the existence of the hairy women. An entry I found in my private journal written in 2019. A made-up scenario, which at the time was a way to help me vent during a severe period of depression, and safely indulge and acknowledge my longing for love, despite deep internalised shame. An ode to embracing all bodies, especially to the ones that no one writes about.

ㅡ They told me, kid, you could be a doll, you have a pretty face and an empty heart. - A short story talking about beauty standards @sadlymae - First book of the series Imperfections. - I did my own translation, sorry if my chapters are really shitty.

Basically I write poems with a bad rhyming scheme and weird metaphors here and then private it the next day because I get self conscious lol. Anyways if you read it i hope you like it All the best in life , sending best wishes 🤍🤍 ~Kalistro