Intersection Stories

Brooklyn Mathews desperately wants her other half. She wants the love of her life to drop in her lap. She keeps looking to find love anywhere she can. Literally- anywhere. She dreams about falling in love with the gardener, the guy that serves her at Starbucks, the trash collector, the librarian. Anyone she comes across. But never ever, asks them out. Ever. She's dramatic and shy and funny and serious which makes for an extremely interesting adventure.

Some fates are worse than death--survival is one of them. In the two hundred years since humanity left the Earth's surface to live in the sky, life on the ground faded to a myth, a tragic memory from which they severed themselves to survive. They floated above continents turned to sand and lands swallowed by the seas, watched storm after storm rage against their cities and their monuments until they broke apart the last vestiges of civilization in penance for generations of human greed. As a lightning harvester charged with flying her ship into these storms for energy, Raina has seen more of the planet than most. She has spent her entire life soaring above its craters and scars, studying the gaping wounds of human devastation, as she honed her skills and became the youngest captain in storm-chaser history. Her ship has flown for generations. Her skills are unparalleled. But none of that matters the day they go down. ~ Praise for Earth, After: "I'm so not ready for this ending. I will reread this for sure. It's honestly my favourite work on wattpad ever, and among my best reads in general, it's insane. I love your creativity!" "Sometimes tearing my eyes away from the page is torture. Gosh...!!!!" "This is literally a movie - the images are so clear!" "oh my god... it has been such a long adventure [...] Youve dried up your surviving characters until the very last drop before giving the end, and my, Im speechless. Out of this world." ~ Highest rank: #17 in Adventure 25/08/19 #21 in Science Fiction 16/11/19 #24 in Action 01/01/20 Trident Awards Winner Trident Awards Judges' Favourite Award The Aurora Awards 1st Place in Science Fiction Wattpad Chronicle monthly feature April 2020

I write about feminism and I kinda write about trans feminism to but it depresses me because the situation is so hopeless, so maybe I'm gonna focus more on feminism in general. Also if I'm making any offensive mistake please point it out. (Disclaimer some of this just going to be my perspective.)

It had everything to be perfect. She was at the right party, at the right moment, but the problem was, she had the wrong guy. Will she ever be able to fix this horrible mistake? There are so many questions running through Valerie Petters mind. Will she make it through her last year of high school? Will she find answers to her teenage-like problems? What will happen when she moves on and leaves all her highschool life behind? But the most haunting question: Will she ever be at the right party, at the right moment, with the RIGHT guy? Join Valerie through this high school journey, as she finds out who she really is, and stumbles upon the lovestory of her life.

This is an attempt at a contemporary, UK based adaptation of Nina Simone's Four Women and a comment upon privilege and marginalisation. The story follows four British women of colour, four non white women across seven weeks that will prove to be fairly pivotal in their journeys of self discovery and ultimately a lesson in how we are so much easier to rule when we are divided.

Feminism is confusing. A lot of people have complicated relationships with it, so here I am to do my best to start a discussion about it. I do not claim to be an expert about any of these topics, these are just my opinions and views on the many aspects of feminism and gender equality. Thanks for reading!

Feminist essays, thoughts, and ideas.

Trigger warnings - there are heavy themes of ICE, violence and discrimination. During one of my seminars at uni I was asked to write a poem about something that makes me angry, and I chose everything that's going on in the world right now (politically). Not only does it make me feel but I hope it personally affects me too. It's a very long, strong and powerfully emotional poem that should tug at any humane person's heart. Every time I read it in my head or allowed I need to take multiple breaths, stutter and often feel the need or do cry. Because this is genuinely how I feel. So if you care about what is going on in the world, especially in the US and UK please give my poem a read I really appreciate it.

so this is just a story of Mika and Kaz from when they first met to when they broke up to now none of them continue from the other so yeah

Agreeing to have a study date with his crush was, probably, Wu Yuheng's worst idea. Uhm... no, wait, scratch that. Kissing his crush on the lips when he was sleeping was the absolutely worst idea he had in a long time. (He wasn't proud of it.) ◇◇◇ ♡~Hashizume Mika (INTO1)/Wu Yuheng~♡ ◇◇◇ -Homosexual content. (this is a work of fiction and has nothing to do with the real mika and yuheng, so send hate to me if you don't like it and not them♡)

Your love never runs out on me. Right? Right now, I'm talking to God. I feel it. I do not fear at all. My heart perhaps now free. When you say the magic word, I'll free You. The soul that lives inside a person like You. What makes you free?

A short poem about how fucked white men are. Thank you.

What happens if some celebrities got effected by the snap too? And what if some members if a band or idol group got effected too? What are the other half of the members will do? And what if a fan and their idol work together to figure all of this out?

In a world dominated by conformity, a mycelium-born individual finds themselves navigating the complexities of Western society. Unaware of their unique origins, they grapple with fitting in while their mycelial essence pulls them towards a different way of knowing and being. Bewildered by capitalism, colonialism, and individualism, they embark on a journey of self-discovery, challenging societal norms and advocating for interconnectedness. This standalone short story explores the autistic experience and offers a social commentary on the oppressive systems that shape our world. Join the protagonist as they unravel the mycelium within and seek to forge their own path amidst a society that often fails to appreciate their unique perspective. *From my neurodistinct brain. Generated with the help of ChatGPT.