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  • I am an alien by chronicdaydream
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    A girl realizes she no longer experiences girlhood when her friends discuss contraceptives.
  • 47 by pen_hyphen
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    Hob and Dr. Puzzehl plunge the rabbit hole.
  • Pharmaceuticals, the Good and the Ugly by 600Devils
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    It is painfully obvious that the good and the ugly coexist in the pharmaceutical industry and it is high time that the greedy fraudsters be rooted out and brought to justice.
  • my AOT ship ratings by MicheIsDaddy19
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    #killereri
  • The Departure by alternativeveg
    alternativeveg
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    A short story exploring the possible consequences of overpopulation and the horrific threats it may pose to humanity as a whole, as well as the heights some may go to in order to restore the world after the devastation caused by carelessness. (cover belongs to rightful owner)
  • A Girls Gotta Do What A Girls Gotta Do  by AnimeLover110123
    AnimeLover110123
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    Haruhi has and will always be a girl. What happens when the boys are curious about her "new light?" A story about Haruhi becoming feminine in just a week and a new guy hooked on her! (Actually it's just her going through normal problems because the anime doesn't mention them.) *THIS STORY HAD NO LEGITIMATE SHIP RN BC I DONT WANT TO FOCUS ON ROMANCE BETWEEN ONE GUY AND HARUHI* (This story is originally called: Unholy)
  • Evaluating Reproductive Rights in America by writersinterest
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    I received a B+ on this essay from my professor and I was so proud of this essay I thought I post it here. It is a persuasive essay on why birth control should be government funded.
  • Shadows Series: Book 2: Maranda Venice by gunsnrosesrules
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    You can only run from your past so long...Then soon all is revealed...For Maranda Venice the weight of buried secrets is great to bare but she must...Or lose her life.
  • PLAN B by Artzineonline
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    Her looks could not be appreciated at first glance, they were the kind that grew in intensity until they beguiled the beholder. Her best feature was her legs; thick and strong, and long as they come. She was not shy to show them off. Usually, by wearing shoes that accentuated her calf muscles, and above-the-knee skirts that teasingly revealed a portion of her thighs.
  • M - auto biographical intro by CourtneyTrembearth
    CourtneyTrembearth
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    Some more nonsense ramblings because it didn't seem like there are enough already on the internet.
  • God's Country (inspired by The Handmaid's Tale) by CPLigh
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    After abortion and birth control were banned, the United States of America suffered from rampant over-population. The government tried various methods to fix the problem. They attempted a one-child policy, but this was not enough--cities were running out of space, and the country was running out of resources. Finally, when food shortages and crowding threatened to bring the country down, the government came up with a solution. Only the brightest, healthiest, and morally upright people would be allowed to have children; these people would be fostered in a sheltered compound, safe from the outside world. These children would be raised to be God's salvation for the country. All others would be made infertile at age 10. In only a generation, America would rise up renewed and better than ever. These are four vignettes written in response to Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale.
  • On Birth Control by BlueOctober25
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    This is an essay that discusses the topic of birth control. My argument is that birth control should be available at little to no cost for women all around the world, because it has so many properties that people do not understand/realize. Take a read and give me your responses! Please do not be rude or hateful. Your opinions are just as valuable as mine, and I respect them so long as you respect mine. I chose to write about this subject because it is a relative issue that is arising and I feel that there is a need for better education on birth control and better representation. Please take your time to consider my argument. Have a wonderful day!
  • if you like pina colada LEIGH WHANNELL REDOr FIC. by viviaya123
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    ❤️❤️💋💋
  • brendon x reader by CUP1DARROW
    CUP1DARROW
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    legit brendon urie and y/n 🥺🥺🥺🥺
  • 33 | Life Control by milk-and-sugar
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  • About Natural Cycles by naturalcyclesapp
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    Have you heard of Natural Cycles? The hormone-free birth control app that uses your temperature data to calculate your fertility status.