Generationz Stories

Things only our generation can relate to. Because, this is how Gen-Z views the world! Contains: Puns Relatable Stuff Books Entertainment Celebrities ....and much more!

Ang Henerasyon na hindi mo nanaising makasalamuha ni muhay kasama nila. Sila ang Henerasyong walang kinatatakutan. Ang Henerasyong hindi mapipigilan kahit pa ng kamatayan. Handa ka na bang harapin sila? Written By: Koochiee123 All Rights Reserved 2020 Copyright 2020

take traditional poetry and mesh it with contemporary writing. take the classic rhyming couplets and mix it with a story within short phrases. poems of the every day. stories of gen z's struggles and lives'. "running with the youth" is a going to be an ongoing collection of poetry that formulate a novel of feelings, experiences and raw writing that will embrace and expose the vulnerability in all of us.

"Maybe this isn't the best thing for us..Not if it hurts my relationship with my brother. Mateo deserves better and we both know it." I wiped a tear away from my cheek. Something shifted in his eyes, as he grabbed my wrists, pulling my body to his. He gazed in my eyes, and I could see the pain in his eyes. It was a look I'd never seen from him. "But we can fix this..Come on Lyssa, it can't end like this, we've been through too much." He furrows his eyebrows, staring down at me into my eyes. "There is no..we..anymore. Not if it hurts Mateo." I let out a heavy breath, looking away from him. "Alyssa..please.." his voice breaks. "Goodbye, Leo." I backed away from him. It took everything inside me to walk away from him. Of course I loved him, but I loved my brother more. Or at least I thought I did. *** book #2 to "Stepbrother {Daniel Seavey}"

This is a collection of poems that speak about unspoken emotions, silent thoughts, and the deepest feelings often kept hidden. Each verse reflects a personal journey of self-discovery, healing, and expression. These poems feature a contemporary structure, and I'm grateful to everyone who reads them. If you'd like to follow me on social media to hear their readings, find me at @gioandpoetry. English Version | January, 2025.

Madison Vincent: As she starts her freshman year at OCD, Madison is reminiscent of her times in middle school, and longs for a clique of her own. With her head full of ideas and leadership right at her fingertips, a push from a certain former alpha may push her in the right direction... Miranda Andon: Madison's best friend, who unfortunately goes to a different school. She can tear you apart with words and can tear up the runway in the same breath. When she hears of Madison's new idea, of course she's on board! Eva-Lynn Raymond: She's known Madison for years, and always matched her desire for fame and fashion. When she begins her course to her new school, boredom her hits harder than a klutz on the runway. A clique is just what she needs to get her stylish spirits up. Massie Block: The woman, the myth, the legend! Nearing 30 and head of her own fashion magazine, life couldn't get any better for her. When she gets a random call from a freshman, the last thing she expected to hear from the girl were the words 'Pretty Committee'. Now nostalgic from her eras as a teenager, Massie helps continue her leadership legacy through Madison, while bringing about a new generation of alphas just like her. The Clique... the only thing harder than getting in is starting one.

I was always told to speak my mind even if my voice shakes. That is what this is, me finally speaking up so you can hear me.

15 year old Marek finds himself in the middle of nowhere - the Orkney Islands, to be more specific. Facing a week of being stuck in his own head, he joins a 23 year old pagan devotee named Fred on a magic quest to rid the world of Nazism and dodgy Joshler fanfiction.

Adrian's mother goes on business vacation and isn't heard from since. It starts to get worse after he seems to be getting stalked by someone in a costume, which only seems to get worse as his friends and others start to die. Since Adrian seems to be the target of this horror movie situation, he must save his loved ones and figure out where his mom actually is....

thoughts and confessions of I, a Generation Z kid, will tell. if any of my real friends find this, im sorry for some *cough* 𝑞𝑢𝑒𝑠𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛𝑎𝑏𝑙𝑒 things you might read

We revealed in the hookup culture because its easier to be vulnerable with someone you hardly know than with someone you love. Heartfelt explanation about love for our generation.

A empty city Blue Eyes Jail Deserted Island Powers

Everyone was excited for the beginning of the new decade, people were ready for all the amazing things it would bring and all the memories they would make, but then things crashed. People died, a pandemic spread, a war could've started, protest rose, killer insects were discovered. Everything went wrong, and like never before, the hero's weren't over 25. Generation Z was determined to fix as much as they could and let their voices be heard. 2020 was the year everything crashed down. 2020 was the year we all stood back up. 2020 was the year we were heard. 2020 was the start of our reign.

Hi! I'm not a parent or anything but as a genderfluid, pansexual, polysexual, kid with a pretty damn problematic family, I know a thing or two. I'm here to tell you how your kid feels if they're too scared to, how to make you a trusted Guardian, how to help with mental illnesses and more! The first page is for disclaimers and warnings, as well as extra info! Kids are welcome to read and suggest a chapter for me to cover :)

Life? Oh, it's a scam. That's the most polite way I can put it. Don't let the Pinterest quotes or that one overly positive aunt on Facebook fool you. There's literally nothing fair about this planet. And before someone tries to chirp in with, "But what about your basic human rights?"-girl, please. Those are just the starter pack. They don't count when the whole system is already glitched. From the moment you're out the womb, it's like-bam! Smile for the camera, sweetie! Even if you're dying inside, better slap on that "I'm totally fine" filter and go. Mental breakdowns? Cute. Just make sure you do it quietly in your room and not during dinner with relatives who think therapy is "for weak people." Let me talk about my town. Hell on Earth, but with fewer Starbucks. I swear I had more emotional intelligence in third grade than our entire high school football team combined. Like, I'm out here journaling my trauma, and these dudes are still laughing at butt jokes like it's revolutionary comedy. Sir. We are not in sixth grade anymore. Grow up. And no shade (all shade), but if your personality is still based on making fart noises with your armpit, it might be time to revisit some childhood trauma. We get it. Your dad left for milk and never came back. That sucks. But I promise you, making "your mom" jokes during math class isn't the therapy you think it is.

Alisa is tired of her life in Chucks-Worth, her hometown. She lives miles away from the city and her life at home is seemingly boring. Yearning for a change of pace, she transfers from a 500 student parochial catholic private school where she's always felt out of place. Her parents, Jim and Elizabeth, switch her to a school she's only ever wondered about, public school.

How have you been? Has your voice been heard?

Stories of what Generation Z creates

Book 1 Leondre likes this girl. She looks past the dark clothes and smiles. She sees cracks and instead of masking over, let's her light shine through. 'I don't wanna waste away our love' 'I think we'll be alright, waiting for the sun.' 'A thousand years I'd run to you. There's not a thing I wouldn't do.' Leo likes this girl. currently in edit. edited chapters marked with a {•••}