Beautystandards mga kuwento

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

as the title implies this will be a collection of my poems based on my observations about life and the unrealistic standards society has that cause many of the mental issues and societal gaps the world faces today

a woman's beauty is in how much pain she could endure

A story about a butterfly in search of a beautiful flower with the most beautiful scent to use as perfume.

A poem about the beauty standards women face.

The world is all bullshit really. Short essay on why relationships depend on physical appearance, life not being fair and answer to the question "why am I even here?"

Don't be too hard on me this is my first time writing something like this. Warning: mention of suicide

A small portion of the oppression of every woman who has ever dealt with body insecurities and shame for who they are based off of their looks. This is what we have ignored as a community, which is why it has been able to continue in daily life still to this day.

This is about a female teenager in high school. Her thoughts are captured in this story. She feels insufficient to others. Her body is not deemed attractive.

When two girls meet, their love for music becomes a bridge. But when fame knocks with tempting light, jealousy and ambition threaten to tear them apart. Torn between the dreams they thought they couldn't reach and the friendship lost in silent rage; Is success still a dream to tether if it means losing the harmony they built together? A tale of friendship, betrayal and the quiet war between self-worth and ambition. Where one girl finds her voice, and the other risks being left unheard.

A walk through the beauty standards of women and how we can choose to overcome them

A girl gets horribly disfigured, ends up running into someone who tells her how to become beautiful again through a grisly task. Her journey of madness and obsession over her need to be beautiful again.

In the past I've felt with some deep s**t so I have written some poetry about and based on it. I hope some of you can relate to what I have written, or at least understand how it might feel.

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..

Had to write a short story in my English class about self-harmony, self-discovery, self-whatever... I wasn't very pleased with the task nor the themes required and was extremely bitter while writing it. However, I am thoroughly pleased with my work. (And I also got an A+, so that felt amazing!) Hope you enjoy! :)

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

This is a collection of poems that I write along the way. It includes moments where I struggled a lot with certain things that others may find triggering or comforting since they would now know that they are no longer alone. A lot of the poems included/and will be included are very relatable. If you ever need help please reach out.

how john pork is so 67

FOR THE "UGLY" BLACK GIRL is not a pity story. It's a manifesto. A reclamation. A love letter to every Black girl who's ever been made to feel invisible, undesirable, or "not enough." They called us ugly. We call it U.G.L.Y.-Uplifting Greatness, Loving Yourself. This book dives deep into the scars left by beauty standards, colorism, and generational wounds that taught us to shrink. It's about unlearning their lies and unearthing the light that's always been inside you. You don't have to prove your beauty to a world that profits off your doubt. You were always the blueprint. For every Black girl who's been overlooked-this is your becoming.