Conformity Stories

This is the story of my life, every pivotal important moment until now and moving forward. The experiences that shaped me to be who I am. Experiences for others to relate or resonate with. Without further adieu let us begin.

Under the totalitarian hand of the Controllers, the world is binary in every sense, down to the sanctioned clothing we wear. Non-conformity is punished, even if the gender of your soul does not belong to the gender of your flesh. **Top 10 Winner of #MyHandmaidstale selected by Margaret Atwood and Hulu** Inspired by Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale #MyHandmaidsTale Word Count 483

I'm getting tired of bullies. Labelling is wrong. It's really begining to bother me. So i've decided to speak out against it! There's a video of people putting down this kid for being himself. It's disgraceful. Please read. You may find it's been bothering you too. Maybe we can stop this. The more people who read this the more the message is spread!

One quick little one-shot prompted by: 'a perfect society is one where everyone is created equal.'

Nobody said life was easy, but I never expected it to be so... Well, hard. It's inconsistent and it has ups and downs you either follow or get dragged over. But worst of all, it doesn't care about you. It doesn't care if you have plans or if you want things a specific way. It has plans of it's own. It will bring people in, take them out, pull you into things and then snap you away. You blink, look away for just a moment, and when you look back... You may not be the same you you started with. All of this and more is something I would need to learn.

*A Zombie Short Story with a Surprise Ending* When Jordan is awakened in the middle of the night by a horde of the undead, he is forced into a fight for his life and his upperclass suburban existence. What he finds leads him to question the safe path he has followed in life and ultimately make the choice to stay the course or start fresh. A short sci-fi story about modern life, conformity, and the road not taken.

In the world of Orphidia, chaos reigns as the dark force, Queen Fraudrin, and her squadrons take over mother nature's abroad . The fate of the realm lies in the hands of a group of unlikely heroes, also known as the Three Blessings, who each possess their own unique traits, ranging from intelligence to loyalty. As the warriors come together to forge an alliance, they must navigate treacherous landscapes and face unimaginable challenges to find a way to defeat the malevolent force. With each step toward victory, they discover that the path to saving their world is fraught with betrayal and deception. Friendships will be tested, alliances will be broken, and sacrifices will be made as the Blessings and their peers unite in a desperate bid to bring down their powerful adversary. As they race against time to prevent the ultimate disaster, they must confront the impossible and face the unfaceable.

A girl desperately fights the aftermath of a tragic loss-something that killed her from the inside out. A boy navigates the desperate feelings of his own heart. Can they overcome their pain, or will it consume them entirely? Selah and Jace are two of a kind, yet when Selah is thrown into a cycle of self-worth and acceptance, Jace strains to save her, ultimately sacrificing deep bonds-and maybe even himself. Who will she choose? How will she choose? How can a girl face these heavy decisions after so long being unwanted?

I used to be just like any other "normie" out there. I followed the same trends, dressed like everyone else, and generally went with the flow. But that all changed when I encountered Nagolbud. When I met him, I quickly realized that he was no ordinary person. He challenged the status quo and showed me a world where conformity was not the only option. After that, I knew I wanted to become a proud non-conformist anti-normie. With Nagolbud's help, I was able to break away from the normie world and embrace my own unique style.

This is just a little imaginative I wrote for one of my Year 12 assessment pieces exploring reality based on the stories from Michael Leunig's "The Lot: In Words". Let me know what you think.

A freestyle poem. Questions conformity and society.