Inner-beauty Stories

"MAINE CHAHA TUJHE MERI KHATA NHI ; MERI KHATA HAI KE TUJHE PATA NHI"

This personal story explores the true meaning of beauty and the journey toward self-acceptance. It highlights the challenges of dealing with body image struggles, negative comments, and the pressure to fit certain beauty standards. Through a difficult experience, the writer discovers the importance of body positivity and learns that true beauty is not defined by weight, appearance, or skin condition, but by confidence, self-love, and the beauty that comes from within.

Step into Mia's unfiltered and profoundly personal world in this captivating collection of her innermost thoughts and emotions. Beginning on the day of her first therapy session, this diary chronicles the moments she deems most important to document, offering a raw and honest portrayal of her journey. As Mia navigates her struggles, triumphs, and relationships, readers are granted an intimate glimpse into her personal growth and self-discovery. Each diary entry becomes a crucial piece of the Mia Series, with the narrative evolving as the series progresses. The story will continue until the series concludes, providing a heartfelt and immersive experience. Format Note: This digital book mimics the style of a physical diary, with all text presented in italics. Certain words or phrases appear bolded or underlined to reflect the natural emphasis one might use when writing about deeply personal or significant topics. ____________________________________________ ⚠️ Warning: ⚠️ This book contains strong language, themes of lesbian identity, and mature sexual content. Be aware that homophobic comments will not be tolerated. Read at your own risk. It is intended for mature audiences, and readers are encouraged to approach it with an open mind and respect for its subject matter.

An anthology of poems based on happy, sad, thoughtful, loveful, hateful and peaceful emotions.

Sometimes your appearance can decide much. If you are beautiful, everyone wants to befriend you. So, what about someone, who they do not accept just because you do not fit the beauty standards they came up with. Sadly, I was not lucky to be born as a handsome boy. That's why my mother is probably the only one to admire me. That's why I have to get bullied by bullies and their friends and hide that I have a crush on the most beautiful girl in the world that will never pay attention to me and would prefer the irresistible but stupid and mean boy over me.

Use ummeed nahi thi ke koi us pe mutawajjo hoga.. Ek aisi duniya mein jahan khamoshi, tawajjo se zyada mehfooz hoti hai. Lekin koi hai... Koi jo saayon mein rehta hai..na dikhai deta hai, na sunai deta hai... phir bhi hamesha paas hota hai. Woh nahi jaanti ke woh kaun hai.. Lekin jis tarah uski duniya uski mojoodgi se badalne lagi hai... ek baat to tay hai.. Yeh sab ittefaq nahi tha..

I'm not a professional writer, but I tend to be one, I write to my heart's content because I love doing so, I want people to read my work and enjoy the meaningful texture. I'm just a human and mistakes can happen. If you feel I've committed any grammatical mistake or what so ever, please do let me know, because you're the better judge.

A poem compilation written by a girl who has no idea what she's doing. Enjoy. Highest Position: #927 in Poetry (05/05/16)

I live on the streets. Ever since I was five they are what I know as home. I know I could go to a foster home but they sound like hell. Living wild is the life for me. Trigger warning: Swearing, suicide, selfharm

You don't need to be beautiful to find love, just a lot of luck, Cupid on your side and maybe cosmic forces too! Meet Kopal a girl with amazing brains and good hair, looks..... not so much. Meet Shreyas blessed with abundance of pimples and a pinch of sarcasm, looks......... um..maybe a sore topic!

A (very) short motivational story to help bring you up at times when you're down. All you have to know is that imperfection is true beauty.

Do you remember back to 6th grade, when you had a crush on me? You liked the geeky, awkward smiley girl from the front seat. Luckily, I liked you too. But we decided not the get in a couple, just yet. Let's say that we were an un-couple. That's right. Ellie and Aiden. The un-couple. But that was two years ago. Let's get back to reality. You got popular, I'm not. You're a dating magnet, I'm not. You've changed, I've not. If you got a rose for each single lovely thought a girl had about you, your garden would be never ending. But let's get one thing straight. I'm not like the other girls you date. I'm not sexy, sassy neither am I outgoing. There is only one thing I am sure of. So dear Mr. Heartbreaker. Be ready for revenge. Cover by: dimplesncheeks

Karma Leigh was not beautiful, she was not cute, and she most certainly was NOT the girl next door. In looks, she was striking at best, at worst she was plain. No sensual curves to lure men in with, no heaving breasts, and no definition from where her ass ended and legs began. Feminine wiles would do her no good, because plain and simple? She lacked them. She lacked Manners, Respect, and Anyone who would make her care about either of those things. Karma was a lot of things. The thing she hated most about herself though, was that she was a Werewolf. Yeah, Thats right. Karma's A Bitch. Trent Clyde has it good. He is Alpha of a prosperous Pack, He has friends, family, and good looks to boot. He has the world by the tail, Until his Ex calls him, letting him know in the three years since they have been apart, she has been raising his daughter. Life for Trent just got a lot more complicated. Then he met her, His Mate. Karma. How fitting...

Just words and sentences

Have you ever had amazing success in one setting, such as home parties, but struggled with ladies you met in other settings, such as clubs?

Snippets of notes to your younger self, whether it be broken hearts or damaged goods, relative troubles, or fighting with ones-self.

Short story depicting the journey a young woman takes to self acceptance after recovering from breast cancer.

"The beauty of a woman is not in a facial mole, but true beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul. Its is the caring that she lovingly gives ,the passion that she knows - Audrey Hepburn "

I guess this is a spin-off of the Opposite Welcome Home AU maybe? Sure if that'll get you to read. --- Shh... Be very quiet... You're not allowed to talk here... Argo says so...

____There may need to be a possible trigger warning for this piece ____ Mirrors aren't the mere reflections of our own self. They portray images that we may see, others see, or what we want the world to see. Pain, death, despair... or beauty, smiles, and kindness.