Choosekindness Stories

One act of kindness can make a world of a difference.

Some people simply are not good people. These not good people often engage in behavior that negatively affects others, which is sometimes even the motivation to do such things. But my step-father, a member of the unofficial not good group, didn't do what he did to hurt anyone this time. They say not to speak ill of the dead, but there is not much to say when all they ever did - from waking up in the morning to hanging out with friends - was done to enable a hateful lifestyle. So, tradition and hesitance be gone; this is the brief telling of how the consequences of my step-father's actions haunted me post-mortem.

(Previously called: The Only Light) In the future, all of the world and its people reflect only black, gray, and white, save for a population, the Lights, that decreases by the years. Ellen Dawn is now the last Light to exist. She is feared by everyone around her, referred to as a Color, not a Light, and is forced on the outskirts of town, though she chooses to stay for the sake of the Normals. Lucky for her, one Normal can see past the "danger" she reflects to see who she is on the inside.

Maddy is thrilled that it's her last year of high school, her last year of being victim to Ava's constant bullying. But when she finds out Ava's secret, will she stoop to her level and expose her to the entire school? #WonderMovie contest entry!

(This is an extended version if the my other story.) Eccedentesiast (.n) Someone who hides pain behind a smile Yeon Soo, Yeonie to her friends, if she ever got any, is a seventeen Korean American. She wakes up, gets ready for school, and puts on her mask. Throughout her best efforts to stay invisible, it's hard in an all white school. Her biggest bully, August Avery. Everyone loves him, including the principle. What August doesn't know is that Yeon Soo leads a completely different life at home, one that even the horrors of school can't drown out

My story for the #wonderthemovie CHOOSE KINDNESS

Being different was never easy. Emily Krist could testify to that. The fourteen year old had lost her left leg in a battle with cancer when she was two. Mister and Misses Krist decided that it was in Emily's best interest to start going to school her freshman year, rather than being homeschooled. This is her story.

"We're all puppets, Laurie. I'm just a puppet who can see the strings." -Alan Moore Everything we do has a consequence. And even what seems right, might be the wrong thing.

"Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see." - Mark Twain Charlee has feared this day for years. What would they say? Would he be accepted? Through the kindness of a stranger, eleven-year-old Charlee gains the hope and strength he needs to take the first step of a new journey.

Written for the WonderTheMovie Contest. Lauren is a high school senior. She has one painful story, but instead of letting it tear her down, she chooses instead to help a young girl, Amber. Lauren notices Amber going down a path all too familiar and makes the decision to extend a hand. What Lauren receives in return shows how even in the darkest of times, kindness can unlock incredible things.

High school is a hard place for anyone - especially if wherever you go, you're misjudged. A sample entry for the #wonderthemovie contest.

"If you have nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all." He one day made the act of zipping his mouth shut, locking it, and throwing the key out. This time, it would be permanent.

For the Wonder Writing contest. Prompt: create a story about choosing kindness

𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗥 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗖𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗧𝗘𝗥 Poetry. In here, lies pieces of me. In over-the-counter poetry.

A middle school girl who has lost her father to a terrible accident has almost everything in her life except her dad. She suddenly starts to lose all of those amazing things due to bullying and the harsh reality of the world.

this is a thing where every anime person gives things that help people when they have suicide thoughts or actions

A Caucasian cop and African American cop are like 2 peas in a pot and then a new police comes in that is Caucasian as well. So the 2 Caucasians get close and tend to leave the African American officer out of things. Will the African American cop become friends with both of them or stay mutual?!

Kindness is worth more than money. Leah leads this discussion with her class as she discovers that she too, can choose to reach out and be kind.

To the one who believed in me, he wrote. Sincerely, Mr.Stutterbug

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