Breakingsterotypes Stories

in which a girl tries to turn a boy into a potterhead with disastrous results. copyright 2016

Things go out with a bang when a pair of law dogs catch up with the outlaws they've been tracking across Arizona territory. Flash Fiction - 496 words inspired by the prompt: "You bring the tequila, I'll bring the bad decisions."

"AVERAGE" is the sole descriptor that 26-year-old Anaisha Singh assigns to herself. Having resided within the confines of her own shell for the entirety of her life, Anaisha lacks friends she can consider family and a social life to speak of. The pinnacle of her pride was reached on the day she secured a position in a prestigious company. However, two years into her professional journey, she finds herself agreeing to an arranged marriage. Will Anaisha ever discover the capacity to love herself? Can any man see past her average looks and stature to appreciate the person within? Is it possible for a prospective partner to aid her in dispelling the insecurities that have plagued her for so long? And, in the union of this sacred bond, will the alchemy of love be sparked between them? The answers unfold as the story delves into the complexities of self-acceptance, societal perceptions, and the transformative power of love.

Rhys has been unlucky in love and even though his family supports him, he knows they are anxious for him to find the one he belongs with. He recognizes him in the face of Riley - a human boy who is not only terrified by the pack because he thinks they are a gang, but also laughs every time someone claims werewolves and the like exist. But Rhys has finally found someone to call his mate and he would do everything in his power to earn Riley's trust, heal his wounds and make the boy feel loved and safe. ***** • Book I of the Dogs, Bats & Monkeys series, told from the POV of Rhys • You can find Riley's POV on this story (You Are the Answer) here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/28389068-you-are-the-answer-boyxboy • Some chapters are available in both stories and some are exclusive to each story; the two take place at the same time so you can read them in whatever order you choose. • Best ratings so far: #20 in Paranormal • Completed • Draft • Proofread © 2018 Dilyana Kyoseva (CatMint5) All Rights Reserved

"aurat ki to jaga kitchen mei hi hai bachay paida karna aur rotti pakana ye job wagaira inse nahi ho paye ga" (the only place where women are meant to be is the kitchen, their only duty is to borne children and cook food.. They aren't suppose to work outside! ) In a male dominant society where women are facing society's pressure of being a "burden". Three strong determined women make their minds to break the stereotypes and fight the norms of society! The hardships ignite the fire within them to touch new heights and be no less than anyone! A bunch of friends coming from completely different backgrounds unwavered by societies accusations. ...... "inse ghar basane ki umeed nahi rakhi ja sakti kon biyaega inhein" (These women aren't worthy of marriage they wouldn't be able to succeed their marriage life, who will marry them?) ...... Will these women be able to break the norms of society? Find out what destiny holds for them!!

A guide to #NativeNations, what it supports, and why it was created.

Reputations. They're things people usually obtain without asking for, and seemingly applied to everyone no matter how true or false they may be. Do you know the saying good girls are bad girls that haven't been caught? Kaillie Adams has the reputation for being your typical good girl. She's nice, smart and gets good grades. She's even dating the school's quarterback, Zach Holden. But since childhood, one of Kaillie's best friends has been Carter Williams, who has recently gained the reputation of being the school's resident bad boy. That's not exactly someone a typical good girl would hang out with, now is it? Because there is always more to someone than what meets the eye, more than what labels society gives them. It seems everyone has a reputation. But the thing is, they aren't usually right. Note: I've been publishing chapters of this story since the end of 2014, so my writing does improved as the book progresses Highest rank: #665 on 24.11.2015 in Teen Fiction :3 Rating for mild language. Please be respectful and don't copy my story in any way. 2014-2017 All Rights Reserved.

University friends Luisa and Kay reunite in Nairobi after a year apart to do some feel good volunteering but their friendship and the trip begin to unravel the moment they meet a strikingly handsome British philanthropist and a Ghanaian entrepreneur. In short order the donor funding the project that has brought them together is revealed to be rich and cruel, her interest in coming to Kenya to "help" routed in deeply disturbing ideology. Meanwhile, Luisa must confront her reasons for maintaining her friendship with Kay, her status as heir to a nearly incalculable fortune, her feelings for a man who seems a little too good to be true and the tragedy she left behind back in California. ** A/N This story is a work of fiction, but it's based on things I saw and heard while working in international development for five years. It's my attempt to find the complicated middle ground between those who would idealize international development and those who would condemn it. It's also a place for me to deal with a difficult friendship I had with a friend who was suffering from mental illness. She's since passed away and I'm not sure I ever really got over it. The story isn't at all done so as I'm writing I'm figuring it out too. I've set the story Nairobi and in Kisumu, which is far west of Nairobi. I've picked the title partly because of what Nairobi represents. Nairobi is a throbbing, innovative metropolis situated in a continent that is still viewed very narrowly as a place in need of help.

Are all Queen Bees Sluts? NO. Do all bad boys fall for good girls? NO. This story is about breaking stereotypes and showing there is an unconventional way of life. ⚠Copyright © 2016. All Rights Reserved by Khadijah Babs.

What does it mean to go beyond the box?

"But who am I, really? Because I'm not so sure." "You're Emma. You're what makes you you. And you are beautiful." ❁ Emma Russo isn't quite sure where her life is headed. While she may be adored within the walls of her high school, it's a completely different story within the walls of her home...and her heart. When a certain struggling writer walks into her mother's bakery one afternoon, Emma is hit with an unexpected curveball. And maybe this curveball is just what she needs to discover herself.

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Revenge of the Sluts is now published as a Wattpad Book! As a Wattpad reader, you can access both the Original Edition and Books Edition upon purchase. Eden Jeong, a high school journalist, is assigned the story of a lifetime after an email containing nude photographs of female students is sent to her entire school. ***** No one ever said high school was easy, and that couldn't be more true for journalist Eden Jeong. Upon the release of a mass email containing elicit photos of the female students of St. Joseph's High School, Eden must track down the email's mysterious origin. However, the task proves more difficult than expected as she's forced to navigate the dueling forces of the school administration, as well as the school's new vigilante group: The Slut Squad. Watty Award Winner 2018 | Wattpad Featured Story

When Rydel Lynch joins her highschool football team, things get a little out of control.

People write to show how they feel, I do so too, Because I am human and I am real, That means everything I write rings true. Sometimes, love is expressed- But, hatred as well- Loyalty bonds are tested- But, the rest? Only time will tell. I'm dark inside, but so are you, We are creatures of emotions after all, And that's really our cue- Either to fall down or stand tall. Don't judge me of what I think, Just listen to my voice, Which is shielded with an armor that's actually my invisible chink, Listen or don't listen-you all have a choice. Some are seen and some are not, Just like a land of unread tombs, Just don't say you forgot, Find me-in My Book of Poems. Highest rank: #92 in POETRY

When the jock hooked up with the star dancer, he hated, the look of a classic cliché took a mask. Nobody could read between the lines. Nobody knew that not everything was the black and white as they had all so rigidly prejudiced.

"Why are you here, Ayesha?" I turned and looked into his deep dark brown eyes trying to read his intentions but just like me, his eyes were also guarded. Not letting me know what he was thinking but so was I. I turned and looked ahead of me and pondered. Why am I here? ---------------------------- Join Ayesha in a journey of self-discovery and self acceptance while embracing her demons of her past. Can she open herself to what the world has to offer by herself or like us all, we wait for the right person to open up to? This is a story of struggle, pain, love, happiness, finding your own independence in a world of dependence and judgement. Therefore, finding where you truly belong is upto you not others. Maybe you might find yourself familiar to what Ayesha is going through. "Its never easy to shake hands whether its the enemy or your past but never too hard to embrace them as well. All we just need a little nudge towards the right dirction." - Unknown.

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