Masculinity Stories

A fragmented novel about the body, desire, pentecostalism, shame, tenderness, sexuality, exhaustion, faith, and collapse. Part confession, part case file, part residual memory, the novel follows scenes that refuse to disappear: hospitals, prayers, erotic encounters, family violence, humanitarian journeys, masculinity, dissociation, and the strange persistence of the body after emotional rupture. This is not a story searching for purity or redemption. It is an open archive.

Aurelia and Alex Ivanova may identical twins but they are complete opposites. So when a gym injury leaves Alex unable to attend hortowitz. Aurelia makes a deal. In exchange her parents pay for her dream school in Milan One twin who can't fight back. One twin who can't stop fighting How long will Aurelia survive in the wolfs den before her secret is discovered New chapters every Saturday at 10 am.

Six cousins. One bloodline. A lifetime of silence. They were raised in two different worlds....one side in privilege, the other in struggle. The only thing they shared was a grandfather who tore their families apart. Now he's dead. And his will demands the impossible: all six grandsons must agree on one thing to claim their inheritance. Forced together for the first time, the Magwaza men must face the truth about the family that broke them...and the fathers who never taught them how to heal. Some legacies aren't inherited. They're survived.

This book is a series of chapters of what I believe it means to be an intersectional feminist. In it, I explore content ranging from the false dichotomy, to rape culture and toxic masculinity. It is important to note that this book will not be for everybody. Some of these concepts are difficult to understand. If you disagree with what I have said, I ask that you exit my book and move on. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion; this is mine.

John, he's a pretty good bloke. Quite a remarkable concreter. He plies his trade on the Gold Coast of Australia. He's not exactly sure what happened in his father's childhood. But as man, John remembers well the hiding that he himself copped... he can't always remember what it knocked out of him but he remembers very well, the hiding itself. It wasn't enough to kill him, but it was enough for him to survive and endure life. John grew up for most of his life without a dad. He doesn't know the lessons he missed. He survived. He's created some lessons himself. He found brothers and father figures. John is more than a teacher, more than a survivor, he's a warrior too... When a child was placed in John's hands at the age of twenty, he really had no idea what to do. Smash him against the wall or kiss him on the forehead like a Hallmark card. John gave him back. John went to war, without his son. Will John be victorious? On what battle field will John eventually meet his son? Has the warriors creed inhabited John's 20 year old son's mind? What, if anything can these 'Concrete Warriors' build together? -Concrete Warriors

Your Inner god is the god that wishes to show his face everyday the inner you that is trapped inside wishing he could break free, But you have to tame because society would not approve. But he is there and he will show himself when it is least expected and Oddly you will Enjoy him and embrace him. (Your inner god/goddess is the opposite of your outter you)

I will be adding new short stories as I write them, and I don't write them very often, so expect no consistency at all.

He did everything a man was supposed to do. He worked. He provided. He endured. But in the quiet moments, a question haunted him- Was he ever enough? This is not a story about heroes. This is a story about a husband, a father, and the silent weight of expectation. About love that feels uncertain. About worth measured in silence. About the fear of being replaced without ever being told why. Some wounds are not loud. Some battles are fought inside. And sometimes, the hardest question a man can ask is the simplest one: Am I enough?

When men are having difficulty expressing their feelings and personal issues, which so many women and same-sex partners demand of them to communicate, we wonder why men run-away, shut-off, shut-down, go mute and withdraw. We judge men on a skill set most were never shown how to nurture in their adolescence or were taught is necessary for healthy relationships and meaning in life. One of my most enlightening ascension lessons was becoming conscious of my own toxic masculine behaviours. I was emotionally closed-off, averse to showing vulnerability, competitive and projected a toxic masculine ideology on my divine masculine. Yes, divine feminine and women of the world, we created and contributed to the over-arching stereotypes of masculine constructs, especially the toxic ones.

Harriet was promised a fairytale-love, security, and a beautiful life behind the white picket fence. What she got was something else entirely. Greyson wanted the perfect wife, the perfect children, the perfect home. But perfection, for him, meant Harriet sacrificing everything-her dreams, her rest, her very identity. With a toddler on her hip and a newborn crying in the next room, she works full-time, keeps the house spotless, and makes sure dinner is on the table, all while Greyson comes home and props his feet up like a king on his throne. She tells herself this is temporary. That one day, he'll see how hard she's trying. That one day, he'll HELP. But day after day, the weight on her shoulders grows heavier, and Greyson's demands only tighten like a noose around her life. Until one day, Harriet realizes something. This was never THEIR dream. It was always HIS. And she was never part of the picture-just a piece of the scenery, placed neatly inside his perfect little world. But Harriet is done playing house. And this time, when she walks out the door, she won't be coming back. **disclaimer: This story is inspired by Paris Paloma's song Labour.**

This is a collection of all my poetry, completely unsubscribed to one specific theme or genre, just here for you to read. I really hope you dig.

The book about my life and the challenges I face on my road to success and how you can benefit from becoming masculine and rejecting femininity. How the world Is against masculinity and how to win this war against the femininity inside of us.

What happens when the man holding everything together starts to break? Eli has been carrying the weight of a family since he was a boy: bills, responsibilities, silence. No one asked him to become the man of the house, but someone had to. So he did. Until the night he leaves. With nothing but a backpack, a one-way ticket, and questions he doesn't know how to ask, Eli steps into a world where survival is no longer enough. Somewhere between responsibility and identity... something is missing. And he's not the only one. From quiet bus stations to city streets filled with unseen struggles, Ashes of Adam explores the hidden fracture in modern men-the absence no one talks about, the silence no one names, and the cost of building a life without a foundation. This isn't just a story about leaving. It's about what happens after. It's about what a man becomes when he was never shown how.

As an infectious virus changes the life of 18 year old Philly Wood, who lived in a small town of Lady Smith, Wisconsin, USA. This outbreak would change those around him for the rest of his life. As his world starts to crumble around him, he has an unexpected savior. Follow Philly in his adventures to figure out the cause of this virus outbreak, and see who he meets along the way.

A study on what it means to be someone - and how much farther we will be willing to go to be ourselves.

Twin brothers who are supportive of each other. And lives in different pace of life. Suddenly they decide, to travel in the same pace of life. The storms of life, builds them into strong and generous entrepreneurs.

The repetition conditions.

I ask only one question: Where have all the great men gone?

Maeve is a popular face who actually likes to be alone. She meets a smart guy in a club who turns out to be a con!! As they get to know each other, Maeve understands that there was more to it than one night and the pretty face. Will it be too little, too late when she discovers the truth? Read to find out

The poetries revolve around the plot in which a 11 year old boy gets raped and how he deals with it, then later how he falls in love and then has his heart broken and then how a small incident changes his life. The book is divided in four section: "The friction" which involves the past (rape) and the present (love story) "The cracks" simply the words said by the broken heart "The discovery" brings out his journey of self discovery, self esteem and self love. "The becoming" now that he has understood life's actual meaning, he hops onto his happily ever after Trigger Warning!!! Talks about abuse, depression, suicidal thoughts Highest rating: #poem 921