Femininitychallenge Stories

PJ "Priyanka Jyothi" Smith has had a tough love life. On one hand her best friend Rani thinks PJ is as girly as she can get, on the other Rani's boyfriend Jai thinks that PJ can embrace her girly side a little more. After spending another Valentine's day alone, PJ doesn't feel to hot about herself. To cheer her up, Rani and Jai set her up with one of Jai's friends. But when said friend tells Jai that PJ isn't much of a girl, things for PJ start to shake up as she discovers more about her femininity, and most importantly, herself. *Part of beautyatwork/kingelsa's "A Study of Femininity" Challenge*

A 30 day writing challenge surrounding femininity in all its glory.

Cruella de Vil might have been cruel, manipulative and ambitious to a fault. But she was also pretty, resourceful, straightforward and most importantly herself. After her release from jail, (if you remember) she finds herself changed slightly; slightly good, slightly kind. This doesn’t bother her as much as the fact that she’s losing herself in the whirlwind of life somewhere and she’s not sure how much she likes it. She’s trying to find the correct balance between being herself (Cruella) and being good (Annabel) which leads to a thorough study of her feminity.

❝O Romeo Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?❞ ❝I'm right here.❞ ∘∘∘ As her senior year comes to a close, ultra-feminist theater extraordinaire Amelia Delaney Windham wishes to go out with a graceful bow in her final stage production at Waverly Prep. The only problem: this year's play is Romeo and Juliet. Worst of all, she's stuck playing doe-eyed Juliet, with a Romeo whom she passionately despises more than the play itself. (The feeling is rather mutual.) Another possible problem: she may or may not be falling in love with her best friend.

Frances Lee is nicknamed by her peers, as a human espresso. Tiny and bitter. She may not be favorable among her peers, and people will try to push her down. But she's Francis Lee, and it going to take a heck of a lot to stop. Maybe not even that.

It's high school for best friends Alexa Parker and Noah Torres, and high school means hormones, stress, and all sorts of scary things. Especially when you're queer. Even in their school, which is rather accepting, it's not like things are exactly easy for them, what with gender roles in place. So Alexa and Noah do what they can to explore what makes femininity, what makes masculinity, and everything in between. [ gypsea's femininity challenge ]

❝fem·i·nism❞: noun: 1. the advocacy of women's rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic EQUALITY to men. - writing challenge by elisa @beautyatwork / @clintskate -

Sawyer Elise James has her entire life figured out. She's going to finish her senior year as valedictorian and then she's going to Stanford in the fall. After college she's going to start her own photography company and travel the world capturing its beauty with her camera. She doesn't concern herself with unnecessary distractions - like the new local "superhero" riding around on a Harley motorcycle and "kicking ass", or so Channel 9 News says. At least, she didn't concern herself with things like that. But then she finds herself face to face with "The New Catwoman" herself and just like that, Sawyer's life is turned upside down and everything she thought was certain becomes just a little bit hazy. Harleigh Quinn is an all-state pitcher for her girl's softball team by day and a bit of a superhero / vigilante by night. She kicks ass, if she does say so herself, and so when she saves another helpless girl from a "big, bad mugger with a big, bad gun" with a kiss as thanks, she doesn't think much of it. It's her trademark (well her second trademark - the first is the bike): save the guy (or girl, as it happened to be this time) and get a kiss. Seeing as she's pansexual, it doesn't bother her at all. She's never stopped to think that it might bother the other person, much less that it would completely change their life. And when Sawyer confronts Harleigh at school and enlists her help in making sense of her suddenly crazy life, the two former strangers are in for an adventure full of awkward conversations, stolen kisses, and a hell of a lot of ass-kicking.

❝You educate a man; you educate a man. You educate a woman; you educate a generation.❞ ▔▔▔ In which Kathryn Smith embraces femininity in all its glory. CHICKLIT | 106

truths don't kill, inevitabilities do. #29 - Poetry as on 30th July 2016. all rights reserved © 2016.

Brooklyn Phoenix, at 21 years old, is currently one of the youngest and most well known people in the fashion industry -- both snagging an job at a famous fashion magazine and to work as a designer of her own label. 3 years after terrible her high school years, here she is, in the Big Apple as a designer and fashion editor. Everything is finally turning out the way she dreamed it would be. Well, until someone she particularly never wants to see again not only makes an appearance, but is forced to be in her life once again. And when that someone happens to be your past-misogynistic-jerk-of-a-bully, what're you supposed to do? Her life is sort-of some topsy-turvy knotted mayhem, now. It's Brooklyn, mayhem & him. [In which it's perfectly okay to be girly and wear high heels and look fabulous while doing it.] AN ENTRY FOR @KINGELSA'S/@BEAUTYATWORK'S A STUDY IN FEMININITY CHALLENGE.