Genderequality Stories

DISCONTINUED lmao this book was shit

A Fictional Memoir of the tradition of a woman playing Peter Pan, which helped me think through my Gender. This NeroQueer Retellung is appropriate for readers 10 and up, because kids have the RIGHT to read Queer Literature! Since an "Actress" is assumed to be a woman, and Peter Pan is a boy, there is Misgendering in this fanfiction. It was in the tags, but I want to put a clear Trigger Waning. Also, Trigger Warning for the racial slur that calls Indigenous People "Red." I have thoughts... Credit for the Fairy Genders goes to J.M. Barrie My portrayal of Tiger Lily is Anti-Colonial Through a Disability Justice lens. To Sondra Lee, who played Tiger Lily, and saved my life To Lerisssa Fasthorse, who justly restored my lost dignity To Adolph Green, who taught me what makes a monter and what makes a man, is complicated To Jerome Robbins, who challenged my intellect and morality And of course to Mary Martin, who taught me about the "Unusal things you can do"

The planet known as The Wild is in chaos, with no child to take the throne the current Bearer is trying to hold things together and hold back Dackron. Meanwhile Cria is trying to survive and find her way back to her proper place in The Wild, back to her father...

Neetu, a 16 year old maiden from rural Bihar wants to go the university and break the cycle of poverty. Read what happens to her fate.

Hey !! Just sharing some , Short Queer confessions/stories from all parts of World.

Weeeoooowwwwwww if you are all mixed emotions about accepting yourself, well then geez, you'll love this.

************* Arjun slapped Kamiya as everyone is looking at them with shock. All this while arjun is appalled at his own action as he himself is not anticipated to behave like this.But he can't able to control his anger when she insulted his grandma as she is person whom he admires the most in his life. Arjun knew that the word " gold digger" is wrong.Nonetheless, he can't able to accept her insult as he thought that she could have explained her side without hurting amirtha. Yet he regretted his action because he is also wrong on his side. Arjun came out of his thoughts when she asked him calmly "So Mr. Arjun Can I know, why did you slap me?". At that point only arjun came out of his own thoughts and heard her question. When he tried to answer her, she cuts him off by saying"Oh, you thought that as you have tied this knot so you have a right to slap me. That's right. You would have shown it by stopping Patti from cursing my family as a gold digger, but you didn't. I can accept your slap as you can't able to control your anger when I offended her. But you didn't stand for me when she insulted me.What a Justice right.I am impressed. Since you have taken your husband rights seriously, I can also take my wife rights, correct". As she finished her talk with the attitude, she slapped him as he did to her and glared him. *************

Boys of Wishworld had never had it easy. They've always been emotionally suppressed, told to be a man, and we never seem to talk about how rape isn't exclusive to girls. On Starland, this is causing more trouble than one can anticipate.

meme says - we can't expect god to do all the work

This poem reflects the patriarchal system prevalent in South Italy, where people engage in a cyclical search for explanations regarding male youth crime and aggressive behavior. This often results in the marginalization of mothers, who are blamed for their inability to properly educate their challenging sons. The title "Walking with the Patriarchy" aims to underscore how this perspective places blame on both mothers, for supposedly failing to educate their difficult sons, and men, for perpetrating domestic violence and preventing both from trusting support and social services. "Walking with the Patriarchy" recognise that these dynamics require investigation from a broader viewpoint. This broader perspective highlights a system in which individuals are trapped. Those from disadvantaged backgrounds are compelled to portray well-being and positivity, concealing their true emotional state. They only feel free to unmask and express it within the familial context (men). Conversely, this system forces close relatives (partners and teenagers) to realize that societal expectations are unrealistic and often oppressive. Consequently, they feel trapped and don't ask for help. This perspective is shaped by my personal experiences, professional practice, and studies. Through this lens, I've come to perceive those whom I once held accountable for their inhuman behaviour as individual victims of inequalities and oppression.

Stories based off prompts that people give me.

Agápi was just a normal human living a normal life, or so she thought. When his best, and only, friend's friend has been kidnapped she finds out that his entire life was a front

Fashion has no gender, we being a responsive community should promote gender-neutrality and let our attire be self-expression for people. We get dressed to signal to other people who we are and what kind of a person is portrayed

Featuring Head cannons and facts about my characters! And many more!

"Seeing the product of his own thoughts, he wept a single tear. He was filled with a sense of dread that ate him whole, as he watched the large fin of sandy shades take away the sun, diving with it into grey waters. Life as he knew it, was gone and all he could do was stand and watch, with one lonely tear running down his cheek." There's nothing scarier than realizing how little we matter on a universal scale and for Peter and Amelia, that reality is about to sink in a very drastic manner. For almost eighteen years, Peter had lived a pretty normal life. His family had a good house by the beach, and though he didn't like it, he'd never truly been unhappy. Now, a simple mistake and a confusing dream have thrown him and the rest of the world into chaos. Can Peter survive the apocalypse? And can he find his sister before the mysterious creatures that came out of the sea catch up to them? This story was written as a mix of action and horror, with a tiny drop of fantasy and Lovecraftian undertones and has a little something for everyone. It will also be updated on a weekly basis.

An essay. All views expressed are my own unless said otherwise.

Poetry about gender equality

Not a story but a blank verse. This is an unrhymed poetry about two guys hoping for alone time.

Way back is an intriguing short novel about a young couple(Abishek and Avuzwa) that met while both struggling with family problems only to face racism , blasphemy and criticism from both families and the community for they had different backgrounds . The couple got separated twice by their parents . But later in life Love found it's way back .