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  • Ignorance by IndigoDawn
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    This is not fiction, but a memoir of myself. I am a Third-Culture Kid (TCK), a daughter of a Taiwanese diplomat... I will soon be 24, and for the first time in my life, am gonna write down almost every single detail in my life that I can recall. I had a crazy childhood... and a crazy adolecense... Not from the outside maybe, but from the inside...
  • Travellers Tales by EmekaNwaka9
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    Journey to Valdrasghul. There is an old saying that corruption, deception, duplicity and manipulation all exists and occurs independently for its own benefit/convenience rather than the individual. However I find that the most honest antidote is temptation. Solitary confinement is a state of being withdrawn and or reclusive from social responsibility and associations, the end result is deprivation of human care and touch which are all recognized as thwarting the fundamental human need for social connectedness. Solitude improve psychology equilibrium, this is to say people who set aside time to be alone tend to be happier and lower levels of stress. Solitude embodies populousness, remoteness, retirement, wilderness, frequentedness, seclusion and wildness. Solitude is valued as time when one may work, think or rest without being emotionally and or mentally burden. The desired for privacy.
  • Don't Call Me That! by goodboychris13
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    When an all-male relationship comes to a heated argument, things unexpectedly turn gay.
  • Why Me? by AriG2001
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    As a second generation immigrant who struggles to relate to her parent's cultural identity, Why Me is about a girl who is in search of cultural unity, as she explores the dichotomy between two opposing cultures whilst growing up.
  • Global Terrorism Speech by fantasyjaguar
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    this is a speech I wrote in school and I'd like everyone to see and read it because it's a difficult and important topic of which everyone should be more aware of. thanks for taking your time to read it, means a lot. i wrote this just to give you an idea of a different perspective. DONT WANT TO ATTACK ANYONE; DONT GET OFFENDED: I'D LOVE YOUR FEEDBACK
  • Cultural Appropriation: Less Heat, More Light by tmyers36
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    Cultural appropriation is a hot topic right now, but it's not as simple as some people--on either side--are making it out to be. This is a detailed and balanced approach to understanding the cultural appropriation issue, one based on both deep respect for multiculturalism and the need for freedom of expression and natural cultural borrowing.
  • The Tornit by FaithMorakinyo
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    Ever wonder what happened to the Tornit after being transferred to Jasmine Isles? For many years, the Tornit have made their living in the Alaskan woods, traveling from town to town, gathering what they could to survive until a group of humans from the Yukon arrived. As a result, a campaign was launched from the Yukon, Alaska and Greenland to capture all the Tornit. At first, it looked like this was the end for the Tornit following their capture. But upon learning about their new home in Jasmine Isles, this was just the beginning. Enter the Isles as we venture through the main aspects that shape it.
  • Symphony of Redemption: Echoes of Dominion by mypaylord2023
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    In New Eden's timeless symphony, the human spirit triumphs, resonating growth, transformation, and unity. The Crystal of Balance guides galaxies toward compassion and understanding. Let us embrace harmony's power, shun dominion, and shape a cosmos where unity prevails.
  • Total basic bitch  by T38701
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    My attempt at empathy for the unempathetic
  • Falling In love  by yungminforever1
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    Mark is a young boy, who's mother died when he was 3 years old and his dad supported him throughout the years but is currently working at Canada while his son, mark is a student at West Moor college. They are very wealthy and earn quite alot for a living. Read on more to find about this person ..... There is also a role so you get too know the characters of them, thanks for reading make sure to vote. 💟💟💟💟💟
  • Our Aussie Identity by elisabeth_mary
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  • ProjectMixUp: The Handy Dandy Guide by ProjectMixUp
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    New to our campaign? Start right here.
  • Gray Heart: A Skyrim Tale of Family by Ispell2
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    A Dunmer woman arrives home to Windhelm one night to find an almost frozen Nord toddler huddled near a wall in the graveyard on her way back to the Grey-Quarter. She takes her home, and ends up adopting her as her own daughter, but very few residents, Dunmer and Nord alike, approve of the little family. Will there be a happy ending for them, or will almost certain tragedy ensue? Maybe the plot will be "grey". Check back frequently.
  • OUR CANADA by gailrunschke
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    On this Canada Day, July 1st, 2016, let us invite our friends around the world to join us in our celebrations of peace enjoyed by all inhabitants of this precious land.
  • The meaning of destiny by Sup441
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    Leaving behind her hometown in Kosovo,along with her grandparents and horse, Amadeus. Adora, as well as her family, find refuge behind the borders of the UK. Will Adora adapt to her new environment? A fall would come? Or maybe...a new star will be born?
  • The History Of Course by MrAmememe20
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    Mr A builder of dreams' journey towards a global impact on social care-giving Shall not look up at matter beneath the soul We must become so alone, so utterly alone, that we withdraw into our innermost self. It is a way of bitter suffering. But then our solitude is overcome, we are no longer alone, for we find that our innermost self is the spirit, that it is God, the indivisible. And suddenly we find ourselves in the midst of the world, yet by its multiplicity, for our innermost soul we know ourselves to be one with all being. Hermann Hesse
  • PC Disasters by superstupiddog
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    I'm not referring to personal computers as I'm referring to certain publishers' attempts at courting multiculturalism only to come out with disastrous, botched and embarrassing results.
  • A Plum Pudding of Fiction by Aegidius8991
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    An Introduction (Short Version) by Ægidius January 2014 Ægidius is the nom de plume of a well known (but very poor) Architect. His writings are based upon his experience of living with people for over 60 years. (60 years wasted!!) These short stories are full of murder, fraud, deceit, slander, hatred, outright rudeness, ethnic conflict, stupidity and all the usual conceits of respectable people. People much like your family in fact. These stories are based on careful observation of the truth inherent in modern Australian life. Which is why I insist on their placement in the fiction section.
  • First Bus From The Zendo by OrphanOfTheUniverse
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    Just an impressionist word painting that describes my experiences practicing zazen meditation at the Cultural Academy on Dempster Street in Evanston Illinois back in the 1990s.