Genderroles Stories

[COMPLETED] Fear is an emotion Nirvaan can't control. The tapping foot, the racing heartbeat and quick breathes are uncontrollable for him. Whether it be from getting a lecture from his boss or seeing a spider, Nirvaan panicks. When he sees fear in a human form, it's natural that he'll panick. Matsya is everything people despise. She's rude, straightforward, owns a few guns and is easily angered. To top it off, the only emotion she's ever triggered for people has been fear for a long time. Forget understanding her, she's already on her move to some other place. When Nirvaan and Matsya meet, they encounter a day they'll always keep with them. The day where their paths entwined for a day, a day full of fear and annoyance. A day that seems almost meaningless to others, a day where work would dominate as your mind lingers on what's for dinner tonight but for them, it was a day filled with mystery and a hope for their paths to never cross again. When that day turns into days, Nirvaan starts to get over his fear of Matsya. The emotion that once was fear turns into interest, interest about who she is and why. But curiousty killed the cat, didn't it? [Cover by Meghu @Meghu_die_Beste. This book is only available on wattpad]

Warning: This is a vent fic! From a young age, Shouyou had been interested in skirts and dresses. Too bad, that boys apparently weren't supposed to like stuff like that. But then again, the adults just wanted to protect him from being bullied. Right? Some OCs as Shouyou's family members. Somewhat self-indulgent piece on the harm done by shaming kids for being GNC. Doesn't live up to my usual writing standard so I'm putting it here. Not all that related to Haikyuu tbh.

This story is about the pressure on men to conform to masculine and macho stereotypes, expectations and gender roles, at the harm of themselves and those around them. The story crosses between this masculinity in crisis and a love story to show that people don't want men to act manly, yet society keeps telling us they do.

I look like a boy. Some people don't understand the simple fact that I'm actually a girl.

To every unconsoled yet invincible soul

men's aroundus just always awestruck us with there changing thoughts about women

This story was originally supposed to be a hot fan fiction, but after reading a Larry fan fiction called "Transgender (Larry Au)" I realized this should be informative rather than just love. The issues and suggestions people in the LGBTQ+ community go through. All The Love x (s l o w u p d a t e s)

Being different is always a struggle for most of us. Some take it better than others. What would happen if you didn't accept it though? What if you were the odd ball out of your group? Where would life take you? This is going to be a short KakaNaru story that was inspired by TheLastBroadCast. After reading something that happened in her life, it got me to ponder about my life as well. You can say this story might be inspired by my personal life. Take it as you see it. *Warning xFamos-_ doesn't not own anything in reference to Naruto/ Naruto Shippuden.*

In a world where love is a carefully orchestrated transaction, Selene is primed to be the perfect lady-submissive, sensual, and flawlessly polished. But when her gilded cage binds her to Alistair, a distant aristocrat, the dreams of her heart clash violently with the rigid expectations of her upbringing. As the lavish wedding and honeymoon to a man who feels more like a stranger unfold, Selene grapples with her suppressed desires and the haunting question: Is perfection worth the price of freedom? Join Selene on her journey from the suffocating constraints of societal norms to a revelation that could shatter every illusion. Will she break free from the shackles of expectations, or will she remain trapped in a life of silent submission? Are you ready to challenge your own perceptions of love, duty, and fulfillment? Dive into "Arranged Awakening" and discover the transformative power of self-identity. 💘🔐💜🌿☁️˚.🎀༘⋆

A little ficlet about gender roles I made during a free period. Enjoy.

Aoi tries to become more comfortable with herself as she is but it's difficult for her after years of being told girls like herself were worth less than others. Little did she know that she wasn't the only one struggling with being true to herself: Chihiro was too. Companion fic to "To Hide" and "To Pretend".

In this short series I will be recording quite a few things I despise and why. Hopefully you will agree, if not I will be happy to have a little bitch fight in the comments

Paradigm Thrift: A Qualitative Study Exploring the Political Impact and Liberatory Potential of College Free Thrift Stores Hello, thrifters. This is my research from college about the political potential of free thrift stores at universities across the US. I created a free thrift store while I was in college and am now starting to freelance and create more stores at other colleges (hmu if you're interested for more information). I think this information is super fascinating and there is NO literature on free thrift stores (let alone their political impact). If you know of any such literature that I might not have found yet- please send it my way. I'm unsure how to post this with the footnotes but all of the works cited are included at the end. If you have any questions or just want to connect with me about your excitement on this topic, I would be thrilled to chat. What is a free thrift store? A free thrift store is a community-driven initiative where items such as clothing, books, household goods, and school supplies are donated and made available to others at no cost. Unlike traditional thrift stores, which sell items at low prices, a free thrift store operates on the principle of mutual support and sharing, with no monetary exchange involved. This initiative is very successful at small walkable colleges.

Just a collection of short stories :)

In the moments of my death three things haunt me: 1.The friends I never got to have 2.The wrongs I never got to rectify 3.That I was born and lived as a woman

A story about a teenage boy who is dealing with the death of his father, a homophobic town, strictly enforced gender roles, and a rug in a living room with too many memories and tears soaked in.

One of the many themes of Antigone is gender and family, and their effect on society and each other.

*SERIOUS* A flash non-fiction piece that I've done for class recently about mosh pits. This is not based on personal experience but rather through research and interviews. ---- This work was turned in for a grade in my ENG 493: Advanced Creative Non-Fiction class at Marshall University (2018). Professor: Dr. Rachael Peckham