Conformity Stories

Right on their way out of the radio station, Steve and Robin realised a small change in a lever, a lever that they could've sworn... was another colour. Memories seem to fade everywhere, adults are acting weird and people start vanishing again... There's no escaping the nightmare, or is it... ? .-- .- -.- . ..- .--. ˙ɓuıʇıɐʍ ʇsnɾ sı ǝuoʎɹǝʌƎ New chapter weekly, maybe faster. #1 in conformitygate 18/01/26. #1 in conformity 14/01/26.

Little scribbles written during the day.

5 schools experience with social awkwardness and many, many mistakes Not many people had advice to offer, and if I had known what I know now at my older schools, life might have been a lot easier. So to everyone joining a new school, this is for you :) (pretty much aimed at socially awkward people - but for everyone really) A/N: .Picture from Google, rights go to respective owners. .These are my perceptions and thoughts, and as such may not apply to, or work with everyone. But I tried to keep it general, so enjoy!

A short story, told as stream of consciousness, about a city changing and how one person interprets that change.

A socially awkward teen just entering high school has a lot on his plate once he realizes everything might not be straight...

Lace (noun): "A delicate decorative fabric made from cotton, silk, etc, woven in an open web of different symmetrical patterns and figures" Denim (noun): "A sturdy cotton twill fabric, typically blue, used for jeans, overalls, and other clothing. Originally created for labourers."

Do you drink your tea to the sound of animated yelling, exaggerated stories, simmering political debates, and your three hundred relatives running around? Are you interested in controversial topics surrounding the interaction between the West and Islam? Do you like debates? Do you like putting your opinion out there? Well then this book is for you. Follow me as I introduce you to the riveting world of an Arab girl living in Australia with all the issues of conformity, stereotypes and Islamophobia that are strung along. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2014

I don't know who I am... I'm just a pawn but I get treated like a king....Am I am just another victim to fall in the clutches of society ? Or am I somthing more? I'm still im the midst of figuring that out myself ... *STRONG LANGUAGE * This story is told by the main character when it says "i" it is referring to Turner .

A story about two friends, strange letters and a murder that started it all. Ps. I'm still editing, changing parts and writing so it's just a draft, hope you enjoy :)

Highly unpopular opinions of a working man. Have the mindset of the general consumer? This book isn't your type.

To say Sybil hated her life would be an understatement. She absolutely resented it. Why? Simply because she had no interest in the 'Barbie' lifestyle. Her world was filled with Barbies and Kens. Ick. Doesn't sound too fun, does it? Barbies who were modelled to be the perfect housewife. Ones who ignored their husband's secret affairs and stood by their sides. Ones who faked happiness, even though they were so sad that they couldn't cry. Ones who pretended to love their 'children' in public and ignored their existent in public. Kens who were moulded to be charming, intelligent, and of course, handsome. Each was a heir to a rich company, business. They would give their wives money to keep them happy. Busy themselves with work and their mistresses. Life was 'perfect' in her world, was it not? Sybil wants a change, to change her generation. The only question left was how would she?

Briefly, art in a dystopian society. 🏅Winner in the @dystopianapocalypse prompt: https://www.wattpad.com/1190089819-contests-challenges-dystopian-drabbles

"Oi! Paki! You got any more chicken chow mein?" Sadie was sick of these mingy chavs exclaiming incorrect racist insults at her every day. I mean seriously, from Pakistani to Chinese? You need to spend less time scoring weed and more time on your education you jerks. ______--------------______ Amber is Sadie's observer. Everything Sadie feels, she feels...except she doesn't have a body, she's just there - somehow. She's had 17 long, troubled years to study Sadie and her complicated life and determine whether she's jealous of her ability to act on how she feels, or thankful that she doesn't have to.

This is a story of Alecia Cunningham. After years of hiding her true turmoil and inner conflict, will she finally allow others to be a part of her life? To love and be loved. She has barricaded herself for so long, not to be hurt again. But now, she needs to come out of her fortitude to embrace the love that is being offered her. Can she do it? Can she be won over?

Did you ever wake up and think, Why am I such a Normie? Yeah, me too. I mean, why should we stick to norms when we can be out there, living life on the edge, having a taste of the wild side, or at least that's what Nagolpill promised. So, one day I decided to embark on my Nagolpill journey, and boy, what a rollercoaster ride it has been! Buckle up folks, it's story time.

This story is about a lonely and isolated individual who feels like they don't fit in with society. They are constantly seeking self-improvement tips online but find that the advice they receive is often shallow and superficial. Instead, they must learn to embrace their fears and find their own path in life. They also learn about the dangers of materialism and conformity, and about society's oppressive influence on individuals. In the end, they must learn to embrace their unique identity and live authentically, without worrying about the judgement and approval of others.