Erasure Stories

Mariana Reina Arce lives in a world where success comes with rules no one ever reads out loud. Every smile is timed. Every silence is strategic. Every choice belongs to someone else long before it belongs to her. From the outside, she has everything. From the inside, she is disappearing. When a connection forms beyond the boundaries of her controlled life, it exposes the quiet truth behind the spectacle, that fame is not freedom, and love is treated like a liability. As pressure closes in and obedience is mistaken for gratitude, Mariana is forced to confront the cost of surviving a system that was never designed to let her grow. This is not a story about rebellion for its own sake. It is a story about the moment endurance stops being brave. Tense, intimate, and uncomfortably real, this novel explores power that never raises its voice, control that hides behind care, and the courage it takes to choose visibility over safety. Because sometimes the most dangerous thing you can do is refuse to disappear.

This is an essay I wrote for English that I want to share cause this stuff is important to me as an asexual. **DISCLAIMER: I am a younger cisgender aroace girl, so my relationship with asexuality will be different from POC, trans, nonbinary, men, alloromantic, and older asexuals, and that bias will likely be present in my writing, so you can most definitely call me out of I said something wrong.** This is NOT an all-inclusive essay on the conversation around ace representation in the media either; in fact, I would consider this pretty bare bones, especially as I didn't touch on the intersection of race and gender with asexuality, so if you want to learn more, follow ace activists or creators like Yasmin Benoit on social media and/or do your own research *Also if there's a word you don't know, comment and I can add it to the vocab section (if it's relevant to the topic of asexuality)*

What if the world already decided you were gone-and is slowly correcting its mistake? When Mara discovers she was officially declared dead at birth, the error seems harmless at first. But then records begin to change. People forget her. Reflections fail. Reality itself starts to slip. As her existence is quietly erased piece by piece, Mara is left with one terrifying question: How do you prove you're alive... when nothing agrees?

this is a Twilight erasure

Erasure poem from a Twin Peaks discussion in the Facebook group "Twin Peaks 2017." I erase poems to discover language.

A My Hero Academia / Boku No Hero Academia Fanfiction. This is my own take on an Omegaverse type AU. Shota Aizawa grew up in an Omega only part of town where his parents were the strongest Omega couple around. He was determined to use his quirk to fight for the good of the people so he trained his body every day and became the first Omega to enter a Hero course in the world. Being the first Omega to attend UA at all. Hizashi Yamada grew up with his Omega mother and Beta step-father. His Alpha dad having walked out on them when he was six. Being an Alpha like his dad, he had a hard time getting his instincts to let him obey his parents, but he still did the best he could to make them proud. That's why he entered UA. His true passion was music, and he always wanted to be a DJ or host his own Radio show, but he knew being a Pro Hero would make them proud of him. When Shota & Hizashi meet in Class 1-A, sparks will begin to fly between the unusually dominant Omega and his unusually submissive Alpha.

Kairen Renji has nothing left to lose. No parents. No money. No future. Just 4 days to pay a hospital bill and a dying aunt who's the only reason he's still trying. Then he touches a cube that shouldn't exist. It doesn't give him power. It erases concepts. Boundless is awake now, living behind his ribs. It doesn't care about gods, fate, or the rules of the world. If Kairen thinks it, Boundless will delete it. He wanted to save his aunt. Now he might erase death, time, and himself in the process. The weak don't get to choose. The erased don't get to scream. This is the story of a boy who became nothing... so he could make anything disappear.

Aiko, a stray cat saved from the ruthless streets, is ready to take on the challenge of becoming a hero. She just hopes she can live up to the expectations of her guardian. Will she be able to tackle all of the difficult challenges the world throws at her such as love, fighting villains, and finding her biological family?

In a universe finally freed from the chaos of mortal ambition, Noir - divine executor and architect of purity - offers his sacred chronicle of judgment fulfilled. 'Zero Mortals: The Divine Cleansing' is the final testament of a god who did not falter, who faced no resistance, and who sculpted eternity with the blade of justice. This manifesto recounts the rise of a flawless order, where mortals were erased from existence- not in rage, but in mercy. The gods who once hesitated are gone. The warriors who might have opposed him never rose. Time itself bent to his will, and across every timeline, silence reigns. "There were no heroes. Only dust. No resistance. Only revelation. I did not conquer - I corrected." Each chapter is a hymn to divine perfection, a reflection on the beauty of a cosmos untainted by mortal sin. Noir speaks not as a tyrant, but as a redeemer. His words are serene, his logic unshakable, his vision complete.

a wedding day gone horribly wrong........

*I highly recommend you read my short story, Imprisoned, before reading this one* A nameless girl finds herself in an unknown location with no choice but to follow the directions of a manipulative voice inside her head, ultimately leading her to a battle to near-death. The girl with no name wishes dearly for the truth, unbeknownst to the lies hidden in plain sight.

{MAN THIS IS ALSO PRETTY FETUS OF ME IT CONTAINS CRAP WRITING so if you're alright with that then proceed} Marienna Reyes has always lived a difficult life. Deaths, big let downs, and everything crumbling around her are just a small fraction of it. But she finds that there's a small beacon of hope for her. There's a program called the Erasure, where 16 year old volunteers who want to give up their old lives are allowed to. Basically, all they do is erase teens' minds, so that teens can let go of their dreadful pasts and start life anew. Marienna's wish to perform the Erasure on her almost comes true when she's about to turn 16 in about a month. But then she's kidnapped from her orphanage by a boy named Daren, who tells her that there's more to the Erasure than what the government actually reveals. Will Marienna still go on with the Erasure? And what will she and Daren really discover about this seemingly harmless program?

How do you know when you got it bad? You simply can't stand when they're not with you

The City of Mirrors is the first volume in The Unfinished Cause Series: Historical Voices Confront the Present. It is a political allegory inspired by the spirit of Harvey Milk's lifelong belief that visibility, dignity, and hope are among the most powerful forces for social change. In a city built entirely of mirrors, a new government known as the Custodians begins covering reflections it deems "improper." Under the guise of protecting society, they erase people from schools, libraries, hospitals, and even history itself. As healthcare access, personal identity, and civil rights come under attack, ordinary citizens are pressured to disappear quietly. But the people targeted for erasure refuse to vanish. Through the eyes of teachers, doctors, activists, and a young boy who proudly carries both his national flag and a flag representing his identity, the story explores the struggle between fear and freedom, conformity and authenticity, power and humanity. Blending satire, compassion, and sharp social commentary, The City of Mirrors is a modern fable about the danger of denying people the right to define themselves-and the enduring power of visibility, community, and hope in the face of intolerance.

Y/n Aizawa makes it into UA with flying colors thanks to the recommendations from multiple pro hero's. As her time at the prestigious school goes by, she makes friends and meets a certain blonde hot head. !!! Written to spread cancer awareness!!!

is this a mixtape? i don't know

READ: I do not own the character Shota Aizawa. He will be used in this story as the main character. Yes there will be familiar names for they come straight from the manga and/or show "My Hero Acadamia". There will be characters that will be new for they are just being introduced at that moment. INTRODUCTION: Shota Aizawa needs help. The league of Villains took a lot out of him and he can't handle everything by himself. He went to Principal Nezu office and asked if there is any way that he can get an extra hand on everything since he seems to be overwhelmed. Stressed Aizawa is too drained. The Principal worked his way around and added an extra hand, but to Aizawa's surprise it may end up giving him inaccurate feelings. Is this gonna end well for him? Most importantly, will he get any sleep?