Misogyny Stories

Made at 3am

This story is going to be a bunch of random one-shots of Harry Potter. Like a one-shot about Fleur and Hermione reacting to "Gold Rush" by Taylor Swift or a fluffy romance of Harry and Ginny.

Werewolf books, more widely available than Pumpkin Spice during Fall. And like Pumpkin spice, We all love a good werewolf book. It's a guilty pleasure hard to give up. Alas, it is necessary to note the toxicity of some of the recurring tropes in these books and hopefully bring about some change.

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Queen Violet has had enough of the royal life. Her brilliant plan to kill the King and run off with her lover seemed to be the only option. What Violet doesn't know is that a rebellion is burring and her best friend Andy is the leader. Andy's plan is to take over the entire land and punish all men for the evil treatment of womankind. Will Violet simply retire to a life of peace and quiet in the countryside as the whole of Anthropos fall to ruin or will she have the courage to fight a war against her only friend?

Maddie's life had changed drastically ever since her parents divorced when she was five. It changed again when her mother was laid off from her job last year, and was head-hunted for another one in London, England, but could only afford to live in Blackpool, about three hours away. Living in a different country was interesting, but it often came with its downsides. Making friends had always been hard for her. At least she had her mother with her, despite her long commute. It turns out fate may have more in store for the girl than she initially thought. WARNING: This story contains detailed descriptions of child abuse and misogyny. If you are triggered by this, please do not read. Note: This was inspired by The Basement Chronicles by SilveRanger on ArchiveOfOurOwn.

A book full of angry black feminist op-eds and rants written by this black girl so keep your misogynoir to yourself ✨ i am not a teacher so please don't ask me teach you or educate you... google is free✨

A young Nigerian woman narrates her experience with gender-based violence and how she was murdered by her husband

why i am not a cool girl

"This is a test of the Emergency Broadcast System. Broadcasters, in cooperation with the FCC and other authorities have developed this system to keep you informed in the event of an emergency. We thank you for your cooperation. Remember, you're always free so long as you choose to obey."

"𝒚𝒐𝒖'𝒓𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒇𝒊𝒓𝒔𝒕 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝑰 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒌 𝒐𝒇 𝒘𝒉𝒆𝒏 𝑰 𝒘𝒂𝒌𝒆 𝒖𝒑" °☆°☆°☆°☆°☆°☆°☆°☆°☆°☆° Amarachi Adeoye. The daughter of Pastor Obinna, newly wed and living in London with her husband. Kelechi Okafor. A disowned, aspiring artist, always busy hustling on the streets of Lagos. Both still longing for their past love.

inspired by Blythe Baird and her incredible poems

Is it necessary for femininity to be connected with divinity at all, or is it just a token symbolism that allows it to escape patriarchy and discrimination? The assumption that the metaphor of divinity is being used to negotiate with patriarchy is at the heart of both the query and the response.?

The negative aspects of society are explored through a young woman's visit to a horse race. Open to interpretation.

A woman tells the tales of her childhood living with her brother and parents. Honestly, I'm not even sure what to describe this books as but it'll better understood after reading. Please give it a chance. It'll only take a few minutes. Thanks

I arrived here expecting my life to be different, but not this different. Never had I even thought of how my life would be flipped upside down. Mum's favorite nickname for me was 'Angel', but now it hurts every time she calls that name. But, when there's no escape, there is only survival. And we all know that that is something we women are no strangers to. New, not only to the dark and bloody secrets of her peers, Sam finds her American dream to be shattered when her curiosity leads her to the wrong place, at the wrong time. The underground fight club has no mercy for coincidence, or gender. As her life caves in around her , Sam's secret becomes harder and harder to hide, while the cage of misogyny seems to only get smaller and smaller. Can Sam break the mold to change how the world sees her as a woman, but most importantly, can she see herself for who she truly is? And are the gates of her heart truly and forever shut to the possibility of love...

In a dystopian world where women are scarce and power is absolute, 13-year-old Talia Reyes dreams of escaping the oppressive grip of The Dominion-a ruthless regime that abducts women and girls like prized possessions. With a deadly virus rendering most females infertile or dead, The Dominion, heirs to the old government, claim dominance over the few who remain. Talia hopes to be spared-until a brutal raid takes someone she loves. Determined to fight back, Talia poses as an 18-year-old to join the Free Blades, a rogue band of mercenaries. Under the harsh mentorship of Dmitri "Blastnik" Volkov, a scarred and mysterious war veteran, she hones her combat skills. But as their bond grows, so do the lines between mentor and something more-forcing Talia to grapple with her own vulnerability. When The Dominion strikes again, Talia is thrust into a perilous rescue mission where courage, sacrifice, and self-discovery collide. In this high-stakes battle for freedom, she must confront her deepest fears-and decide if she has the strength to become a hero, or if the weight of loss will break her. Can Talia rise from the ashes of her shattered world, or will The Dominion crush her spirit? [Very „The Handmaid's Tale inspired", but more post-apocalyptic]