Maternal Stories

how peculiar! how will that sit with the crystal gems? -------- yeah, this seems like a fun concept to play with. if a cluster can have sentience why not a gem of corruption? But since it's corruption, you can't expect your intelligence to be very high. Not at first at least. ;3 also, when I mean the entire show's cast. not just universe himself. Steven Universe belongs to Rebecca Sugar. The cover and monster-reader's existence belongs to me. Cover belongs to me. Published: November 21 2019 There's a sequel. Here: https://my.w.tt/IXyix7qii5 #4 in corrupt! #3 in stevenuniverse! #2 in stevenuniverse! #1 in maternal!

Narcissa Black was eight years old when she decided she would marry Lucius Malfoy. But as time passes and both their families become increasingly intertwined with the dark forces rising, can she accept her role in the atrocities commuted by those around her? A canon compliant fic depicting the life of Narcissa Malfoy through both wizarding wars. Also on Ao3 under the same title by weep1nqwillow. (still me but different username)

The eldest van der Woodsen has returned, and her Upper East Side crew is about to feel it. Her whole squad is already falling back under her spell. Don't blink. XOXO

A raw, unflinching memoir of a mother's battle against addiction, the child welfare system, and her own devastating choices-and the love letters she wrote to the daughter she may never hold again.The knock came at 10 a.m. Through the peephole, she saw them: a welfare worker and a police officer. Charlotte was still asleep in her crib-just over a year old, peaceful, unaware. When they pulled her baby from her arms on the sidewalk, it felt like her heart was being ripped from her chest. Charlotte reached back, crying, as strangers buckled her into a car seat and drove away to an unknown destination.This wasn't the first time. Karmen and Ayvah had been removed before. She'd promised it would never happen again. But addiction doesn't care about promises.A Heart Torn Apart is the devastating true story of a mother who lost all three daughters to the system. It's about the brutal maze of drug court, the shame of supervised visits, and the moment a summons arrives-their father is taking custody of the older girls. With no money for a lawyer, she watches helplessly as the gavel comes down. Even their last name is taken and replaced with his.But Charlotte is different. Charlotte has no father stepping up. Charlotte is lost in foster care with strangers.Woven throughout are intimate letters to Charlotte-raw, honest, heartbreaking expressions of a mother's undying love for the daughter she can no longer reach. These letters are a lifeline across impossible distance, proof that even when everything is taken away, love remains.This memoir doesn't make excuses. It offers brutal honesty about failing the people you love most, and what it costs to keep fighting when you've already lost everything. For anyone touched by addiction, the child welfare system, or impossible loss-this story will break your heart and remind you why we keep fighting anyway.Because some loves are too strong to be erased by distance, time, or even the law.

For twenty-four years, Daphne believed she had it all-a loving husband, a successful career, and a son she adored. But beneath the surface of her perfect life lay a web of lies, betrayal, and a secret so devastating it could destroy everything she held dear. When Daphne overhears a chilling conversation between her husband, Stephen, and Rosie, the impoverished student she had generously sponsored, her world shatters. She learns that the child she carried and raised as her own is not hers by blood, but the product of a twisted scheme orchestrated by the two people she trusted most. Determined to protect herself and reclaim her life, Daphne devises a plan of her own-one that will exact the ultimate revenge. As the years pass, Daphne plays the role of the devoted mother and wife, biding her time. But when her son returns from studying abroad, the truth finally comes to light in a dramatic public showdown. With her assets transferred and her family turned against her, Daphne must confront the ultimate betrayal-and reveal the shocking twist that will leave everyone reeling.

There is a lotta Sanscest out there. So take a break and come read these wholesome, happy or even sad One-Shot book between the ever-maternal Classic Sans and all of his AU friends. Odds are, when you have experienced as much as he has, there is a good chance you can are going to know a lot. What wisdom or appreciation does he have to share?

Pregnancy-a symphony of anticipation, transformation, and boundless love. As expectant mothers cradle their growing bellies, they radiate a unique beauty-a blend of vulnerability, strength, and hope. Yvette Heiser Texas - Mastering the Art of Maternity Photography, has dedicated her lens to capturing this exquisite phase of life.

Harry Potter. The Boy Who Lived. Everyone in the wizarding world but Harry himself knew of what that was all about. He didn't know because Dumbledore had brought him to stay with Lilly Potter's sister Petunia and her husband Vernon Dursley. But, in a twist of fate, Harry Potter is about to discover his origins far before his letter to Hogwarts. He's still in his baby/toddler days at 4 years old when he discovers he's not like his relatives. And he finds out by a very nice red headed lady. And he's about to get the baby/toddler treatment the Dursley's never provided to him. Yes, I know many have made their own adaptations of Harry getting adopted by the Weasleys, but I am also adding the Diapering/Babying Aspect into this story. So things like diaper changes, breastfeeding, and babying Harry are gonna take place in this story, so this is a word of warning for those who aren't into that specific quirk.

Greetings, young ones. I am Glinda Clementine, but you may call me "Linda" or "Tina" or, as Knockout puts it, "GC". Would you like to join these ranks under a maternal matriarch?

A young woman stood outside, holding an umbrella as snow drifted down from the skies. Her face was emotionless but her eyes, their blue depths, betrayed the hurt, the sorrow, the anguish which she hid from the rest of the world. Her feet, adorned with plain wooden geta moved slowly as she walked toward her home. Then she stiffened in surprise as she noticed a small bundle, covered with a hay blanket. There were many piles of trash strewn around the poorest place in the Red Light District, but this bundle was not trash. She smiled reassuringly when her eyes met the innocent blue ones of a little girl and the wary ones of an older boy. Mother(Gyutaro and Daki + OC) I do not own demon slayer I do not own this fanart nor any characters But I do own my storyline and my OCS Please Enjoy Reading!

Notice: These are not my own characters. This world and these people all belong to JK Rowling, but the story plot is mine Tina Goldstein's life returned to normal after the Grindlewald incident. Madame Picquery had reinstated her Auror position and beasts were no longer running loose across the New York Streets for No-Maj's to see...except she now had a son. Credence Barebone never expected to be loved. After MACUSA exploded him for the good of the city, the small good of him floated away, only to reform. He lived on the streets, cowering and fearful of everyone and everything. He ate very little, until Tina found him beat by some other homeless youths. They now live with Queenie as his adoptive (and spoiling) aunt. The only trouble they have to deal with are the Goldstein's landlady.

Loki's cell was cracked during the skirmish in the prison. He escapes. However instead of leaving Asgard, he finds Frigga in the hands of Malekith about to be killed. In desperation for the only one who cared for him Loki, offers himself instead, hoping to appease the elf. However Malekith makes a different call and takes both. In captivity Frigga connects with Loki as they suffer.

This poem is a heartfelt tribute to motherhood, celebrating the evolving relationship between a mother and her child. It begins with an encouraging refrain, "Start showing off, Shine like mom!", inviting mothers to embrace and showcase their maternal journey with pride. The poem touches on various stages of motherhood, from carrying a child in the womb, symbolized by the mention of "David", to the deep, mature connection with an adult son. It emphasizes the intangible bond between mother and child, transcending physical distance and time. The poem also highlights the changing roles and perceptions as the child grows, portraying the mother first as a caretaker, then as a guide, and eventually as a revered figure in her child's life. The recurring theme is the enduring love and respect that flows between mother and child, with the mother's wisdom and warmth being a constant source of comfort and guidance. The poem concludes by reaffirming the unique and cherished position of a mother in her child's eyes, as she continues to shine in her role.

Capturing the journey of motherhood, from the first signs of pregnancy to the arrival of a new-born, is a deeply rewarding experience for both photographers and families and Yvette Heiser's-Bump to Beauty: Artistry in Capturing Maternal Moments, a celebrated photographer known for her expertise in maternal photography, offers invaluable insights into how to beautifully document these precious moments. Here's a comprehensive guide inspired by Yvette Heiser's approach to capturing maternal moments.

I imagined, what if mama actually had maternal feelings towards a kid and didn't view them as another treat? This involves a TF sequence! Read with caution! {This is an old thing I made when I was younger, I would proceed with caution.} (Cover belongs to me unfortunately)