Femaleperspective Histoires

The thoughts of a princess on her marriage and life in a new land.

A collection of real, raw, and beautiful short stories of women navigating heartbreak, healing, family pressure, and unexpected love. Told with truth and tenderness, each chapter reveals what we don't say out loud-but deeply feel. Inspired by real life. Written for the quiet hearts.

This story is going to be a Draco x reader and it will be following along the storyline of Harry Potter. (Y/n) was an ordinary (if you don't count her being colour blind) ten-year-old girl living with her mother, father and little brother. That was until this mysterious letter came on the eve of her eleventh birthday causing her whole world to be flipped upside down. At Hogwarts (y/n) will find friends, love, mysteries and she finds out the truth about herself and why she has an affinity for stars and bats. I do not own Harry Potter goes to miss J.K Rowling. I only own parts of this story and a few characters I create. And you are you so yup yup yup.

Midwest meets world wide in the new era of journalism. Fara goes from teen to adult before our eyes trying to prove herself as a professional award winning journalist as she makes her way to the top the millennial writer exposes the gaps in society as she learns from her work.

In a city that never slows down, three old friends reunite for just one night. A night of laughter, music, strangers, and unexpected silence. Somewhere between the lights and the shadows, hands are held, words left unspoken, and almost-moments linger longer than they should. Some nights change nothing. Some nights change everything. This is one of those nights.

"Shaadi sabko karni padti hai." That one sentence followed her everywhere. But she had one answer - "Main nahi karungi." This is not a love story. It's a journey of a girl who chose herself over societal pressure, dreams over dulhan ki choodiyan, and courage over compromise. A raw, unfiltered diary of a girl who said "No"... and meant it. 💌 Dedication > To every girl... who was told "Shaadi toh karni hi padti hai" when all she really wanted was a shot at her dreams. > To every daughter... who dared to say "No" - not out of rebellion, but out of self-respect. > To every quiet voice... whose silence was mistaken for agreement. And to the loud ones, who were shamed for speaking up. > To the girls who never wanted a lehenga, but always dreamt of boots, badges, and battlefields. And to the women who walk alone, not because they have no one - but because they chose themselves. This diary is for you. And this time, your 'No' doesn't need an explanation.

A writer stares at a blank page. Her hands don't move. Her thoughts scream. The voices say she's useless. She climbs anyway. This is not about writing. It's about surviving yourself.

The city doesn't like to talk about blood. Even when the murders get too loud. She just wanted someone to hear - at least on the Internet. But in a world where the truth doesn't matter, silence becomes safer. Sometimes it all starts with a news story. And ends with you no longer knowing who to trust.

Beginning in 2012 I fell in love with the art of dance and all it has to offer, however throughout the years of dancing I realized how quickly an environment once so loved could become toxic and hurtful. From my perspective as a figure skater, ex-ballerina, and sports-lover, I bring you a collection of sports essays focused on how these environments can become toxic, violent, lonely, and joyful. Note: This collection is currently ongoing and the current cover is TEMPORARY!

Minutes of My Mind is a haunting, poetic novel that blends cinematic imagery with raw emotion. Through elegant, lyrical prose, it tells the story of a young woman whose flawless exterior hides the scars of love, silence, and survival. Roses, thorns, and shadows become metaphors of her struggle - a fragile balance between pain and grace.

This is not a story about heartbreak. It's about the girl who chose her dream when love asked her to stop dreaming. Everyone talks about the one who was left behind. No one listens to the one who had to walk away. This is for every girl who loved deeply, yet chose herself quietly.

A woman swims very far into the night, coming upon dangerous things she doesn't fully understand, Or is she what's dangerous?

This song is about the pressure to choose marriage before meaning, comfort before calling. It's not against love or commitment; it's about timing. About choosing to build a life, a purpose, and financial independence before settling into roles that silence dreams. It's for anyone who's been asked, "When will you marry?" while quietly asking themselves, "Who do I want to become?" Some foundations are built long before rings,and this song lives in that space.

Plastic never dies. But deaths takes all the living. _ _ _ My #planetorplastic entry.

A one-shot story. More like a POV of a lady. It can be offensive to many people. So, please read the warning or look at the tags.

This is not a love story. It is a story about waking up. The Woman I Almost Lost is an intimate, honest, and deeply emotional journey of a woman navigating love, motherhood, betrayal, and self-discovery. Set in the quiet moments between heartbreak and healing, this book explores what happens when a woman realises that the person she has been fighting hardest for is not her partner - but herself. After becoming a mother, she finds her relationship slowly unraveling. Absence replaces presence. Silence replaces love. And slowly, without realising it, she begins to disappear inside her own life. When an unexpected emotional connection awakens parts of her she thought were gone forever, she is forced to confront a truth she has been avoiding: staying has been costing her more than leaving ever could. This story is not about choosing between two men. It is about choosing dignity over fear. Self-worth over loneliness. Healing over familiarity. Raw, reflective, and tender, The Woman I Almost Lost speaks to every woman who has ever stayed too long, loved too deeply, and forgotten herself in the process. It is for mothers, daughters, partners, and women standing at the edge of change - unsure, afraid, but quietly brave. This is a story about heartbreak. And rebirth. And the courage it takes to choose yourself - even when it feels terrifying.

This book contains short chapters pertaining to women's issues and what it means to be a woman in a man's world. It is designed as a wake-up call for the younger generation providing evidence that the approach to women needs to change. This book is as much for men as it is for women. Topics such as bursting the beauty myth, issues on empowerment, our lost voices, the power of the word 'no' and gender disparity are covered in these chapters. It aims to fight stereotypes, bring about female empowerment and help us realize that we need to start helping each other.

I think I'm in love with my best friend.