Bodyimage Stories

Book 2: Affinity Romance series Not really friends with benefits. He grins and she glares. She scolds and he snickers. She's practical and he believes in fantasies. Fate has a twisted sense of humor, as far as Jazz Wright is concerned for wherever she is the possibility of seeing Zeke Miller there is painstakingly high much to her dismay. From attending the same high school in California to currently attending the same college all the way in New York. From having the same classes, to their best friends dating ignoring his existence has proven to be a failure each time. What annoys her isn't the way he has an uncanny ability to be everywhere she is but rather it's how every time they are drunk they inevitably fool around. Being physically attracted to him has proven to be disastrous especially when they've fallen into their desires and have agreed continue their escapades no stings attached style. The only problem is he wants more than just her body but her heart too, an organ she deemed useless a long time ago. She is logical, thinks with her head and pleases her body when need be, but does not believe in any silly delusions of love, or any nonsensical notions of soulmates. Zeke Miller is always happy, but his constant need to engage with everyone in jokes, in banter, in games or gentleness ticks her off. Brown eyes, caramel skin and legs that stretch to eternity his muse, his addiction, his obsession comes in the form of Jasmine Wright a woman who wants nothing to do with him. From the first time he saw her, he was completely and utterly consumed by her presence yet she despises his easy going demeanor. Now his finally got her but only a piece. It isn't only her body he wants but rather her beautiful mind, her defiant soul and the heart she keeps under lock and key.

In this raw and unflinching memoir, I share my deeply personal struggle to find acceptance and belonging in a society that often seeks to marginalize and shame those who don't fit the mold. With unapologetic honesty, I recount my experiences growing up fat in a thin-obsessed world, navigating the complexities of body image, self-worth, and identity. From the painful sting of bullying and fat-shaming to the liberating power of self-love and acceptance, I take readers on a journey of resilience, self-discovery, and ultimately, triumph. With humor, vulnerability, and fierce determination, I challenge societal norms and confront the harsh realities of living in a body that doesn't conform. This memoir is my story of finding my voice, claiming my space, and learning to love myself in a world that doesn't always love me back. I share my struggles, my fears, and my moments of triumph, in the hopes that my story will inspire others to do the same. *I hold no rights over the Cover*

17 year old Abby Newman had always felt insecure about her body. To make things worse, her older sister, Zarah Newman, is a rising model that is favored by their mother. From embarrassment to the next, Abby becomes the laughing stalk of her school. Until she decides that something had to be done. PLEASE READ, FOLLOW, AND COMMENT!!

"there is art trapped in your blood and the confines of your veins and the paper is a ruthless vampire prepared to taste it, if only you'd be willing to share your quiet beauty with the hungry, ivory parchment." ▪▪▪▪ a collection of original poetry, prose and other rants and passages. a collection of my feelings. highest ranking: #105 in poetry started: august 10th, 2017 ended: july 4th, 2018 status: complete

melancholic poetry, prose and other random pieces of my heart in word form. ♡ // highest ranking: #62 in poetry // • march 11th, 2017 - august 4th, 2017 •

It's another boring day at school until a new guy catches your eye and heart. You both start to fall for eachother he seems too good to be true.. is he? - - Also this is my first story so I apologize for any mistakes and feedback is appreciated!

I haven't written poetry in a while, but I decided to try again. Hope you enjoy!

I'll add more poems as I write them, they're mostly sad and self deprecating. I added some random school assignment poems.

Years after the story became a classic, a girl named Alice finds her own Wonderland. She visits her dreamland when she feels the need to eat, and it convinces her not to. Her weight is dangerously low. She locks herself in her room every night and her parents are concerned. Alice thinks she's fine, what's wrong with having your very own world where you're completely happy? But when Alice gets stuck in wonderland, she begins to learn that being perfect isn't everything. The things she always believed were lies--beauty is within you, everybody's beautiful as they are, blah blah blah...--are starting to make sense to her. Alice wants to learn to love herself again, but "recovery" isn't always as easy saying yes to food again and pretending you're all better.

With such a large community of women on Wattpad, I'm compelled to create a space on my profile where we ladies talk about different topics / issues that we face, directly or indirectly, in our day to day life. You can choose to share your thoughts in the comments section or just read through the posts and comments made by other readers. Though, I'd love to know what you think. The intention is to have everyone share they think and engage in a HEALTHY , JUDGEMENT FREE discussion. My goal? If I can help any one of you ladies who are having a bad day, week or month, I'd be pretty satisfied. So click on this. Give it a shot. I'd love to see where this initiative can go. :)

my self loathing showing as my reflection tries to find a way to help. An act of futility; I'm fond of metaphors for that. This is my own.

Harry made a friend in the Marvel group chat and started an unexpected friendship, or something even more than that. It became painfully obvious to Harry that they were so far apart, as if god intentionally separated them. Would he ever be able to take Louis's hand in his? To hug him and be there for him when he needed it? A heart-warming story of two boys supporting each other during their hard times through texts and voice messages and calls. Friendship, soulmates, love of their lives. Discussion of depression, eating disorder, body image issues, internalized homophobia, self-harm. Mention of anxiety. Don't be scared of the TWs tho!!! It's a sweet story after all.

Jimin has a problem with his body. And Taemin seeks out to comfort him. (Taemin)

Sometimes it is necessary to get naked in order to evolve into our true selves. This is a poetic short story dedicated to anyone who feels that they have no sense of self. Or perhaps no clear purpose or direction in life. The meaning of this story is left open for interpretation.

The modeling industry can be a cruel, competitive, and harsh life, especially for someone who hasn't managed their big break. Will the young model's favorite singer provide him the fame he needs, and possibly, the love he needs, as well? (Liking, voting, and commenting really help the story. Also, if you enjoy this I have loads more I'm working on, so if you'd like to go check those out it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!) 🥇Rankings🥇 #1 in merch

Mangia figlio mio, che cresc

Shindara, a student of Siphon high, who is constantly the victim of bullying, fatphobia and mental health issues she doesn't even know about, unexpectedly falls into the world of the richest and most perfect clique in school. Kante Brown is a South African-American who was transferred to Nigeria for reasons that could render him in a grave. Although his plan of staying invisible doesn't go as planned, he soon takes interest in a certain girl.

Ella struggles with her mental health and illnesses silently, while constantly dodging questions form everyone she cares about... or doesn't...

Yossarin has been given the opportunity to try to change for the better. G is a sad teen, something within him has compelled him to move forward in a way he doesn't know if he wants to go. A political fantasy that dapples in the unknown and thinks a lot about some existential thoughts.

**TW: talk of body image and eating disorders Poetry based off of body image