Oppressed Stories

I transmigrated to game called [Esperia Academy] I didn't play this game but I know about it because of its popularity, I even know the storylines ,content ,blablabla.. thanks to internet and a friend who plays this. A popular worldwide game about female espers and only female espers.A romance, harem of female espers ,the protagonist being a female esper. Thats right.Only females.Theres no males? there are but... they're so few you can consider them extinct.. But for a man like me,this is of no problem at all. As I am the Proud Divine Emperor!!The conquerer of Women!! nah... im joking. Obviously. Though if I was to describe myself,then it would be ,above average.From my face,physique,intellect,personality, and many more ,at least in my understanding ,it is. It wasn't even that bad...yet ,in just a single night... I was not in my body anymore!? Like.. I didnt even die..! How is this possible? I didnt get hit by a truck,I didnt spam a 5700 words hate comment,and most of all I'm not even that badly attach to this game like some kind of game addict,in fact it should be my friend.... ..Do I adapt and live in this word,or should I persist and try to find a way to go back to my original world?knowing I didnt even die?

In a dying world, people resort to desperate, dark paths to survive. When eighteen-year-old Sam's oldest friend shows him something terrible, he does everything he can to keep trouble away from those he loves. Despite his efforts, another terrible incident shakes the town. With the fear that a monster hides among them, people start turning on each other, and he is on the verge of losing all he loves. The only way to save his loved ones might mean crossing lines and going down a treacherous path. ONC prompt 80.

The Luminari rule from floating palaces, their minds powerful enough to move mountains. The Forgeborn toil in the dark, their bodies broken to unearth the glowing ore that fuels their masters' magic. Two kinds of power divide the world. Kai is about to discover a third.

They tore her world apart. Every lie, every scream, every forced choice burned deeper than the last. Trust is a weapon. Love is a lie. Survival is the only fight that matters-and even that might not be enough. --- They said no one would notice. They were wrong. Every whispered command, every shattered boundary, every cruel twist drags her deeper into a world where pain is currency and survival is the only rebellion. She's not broken yet-but the fire is coming, and it won't stop ***** HI, IM VERY BAD AT INTROS, BUT TRUST ME ITS GETS GOOD. THIS IS THE ONLY WARNING YOU'RE GETTING BECAUSE THIS BOOK IS A WARNING ON ITS OWN

A collection of poetic descriptions about my dystopian story. The actual story will be coming soon, but this collection of poems describe the characters and the world, leaving you with some context.

"I'm not a symbol. I'm just a girl." "We are the heroes of humanity." "If I have to burn the world to save them, so be it." "I'm sorry... I couldn't protect you." It's 2301 and the world is unrecognisable. Wars have ravaged nations, blood has been spilled, and history culture and faith have all been erased. Freedom is a distant memory. 12 regions bow to a single capital. Four strangers - Aameena Mahmoud, Ace Sullivan, Eleanor Fujimoto and John Pierce must confront everything they believe in. As the resistance rises, it's up to them. Can they rewrite history? Or will humanity be doomed to repeat its mistakes? Note: This story contains intense themes related to control and emotional resistance. All characters are fictional.

He was a doctor. Now, a don by blood. He never wanted power-until power gave him no choice. She was a devout Muslim woman, quietly struggling to hold on to her identity. Their paths collided in a way neither of them ever imagined. When Dr. Alessandro Romano's mafia twin brother is shot and left in a coma, Ale is forced into a world he once abandoned. To protect his family, he must step into the role of a ruthless Don. But he's nothing like the men who came before him. Ale is a revert Muslim, a man who lowers his gaze, walks with intention, and refuses to spill innocent blood even when surrounded by it. Then there's Zaira. A quiet, pious woman, scarred by a dreadful past and pulled into Ale's dangerous world through a marriage born of protection, not passion. But nothing stays clean in the dark. As loyalties crumble and secrets come to light, Ale and Zaira must decide: will faith and love be enough, or will the world they were forced into destroy them both?

Poems that I need to vent or align my thoughts as I find new characters for my books.

Would you change your beliefs if you didn't fit in? Stella will find out what it costs to stay true to herself. Empathy towards spirits puts her at odds within a military academy built to train students for war. When political pressure pushes her into the Student Council, she's expected to serve a system she doesn't truly belong to and keep it functioning as it begins to fracture. Stella proves she can do the job. In fact, her reliability and efficiency is exactly what the system demands. But the more the nation depends on her consistency and reliability, the harder it becomes to ignore what that success is costing her. As survival inside the system demands silence and compromise, Stella is forced to question whether staying alive within it means losing the part of herself that refused to accept its rules in the first place.

In the silent city of Velinor, questioning authority is forbidden and history has been carefully rewritten by those in power. Citizens live in fear, believing that obedience is the only path to survival. Seventeen-year-old Arin has spent his life following the rules-until he discovers a hidden journal that reveals a forgotten past where freedom, expression, and truth once thrived. As he uncovers the city's buried history, Arin realizes that silence is not peace, but control. With the help of his brave and determined friend Mira, Arin begins spreading the lost truth across Velinor. What starts as whispers and secret messages slowly grows into a powerful movement that challenges the very foundation of the Council's rule. But standing against authority comes with dangerous consequences. As fear tightens its grip on the city, Arin and Mira must decide whether they are ready to risk everything for freedom. The Quiet Fire is a gripping coming-of-age story about courage, unity, and the power of young voices to spark change. It reminds readers that revolutions do not always begin with violence - sometimes they begin with a single question.

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A fight. A fight for love, freedom, hope. Clarissa must be freed from faith. Alistair must choose what he will fight for. Both must make sacrifices for what they believe. Both must combat her lies, her deception, her power. The Aureate must fall... Is the price of freedom truly worth everything?

" I love you so much and you know how much I hate to put my hands on you, it kills me inside sugar".He spoke sorrowfully as though on the brink of tears. Maybe he was truly sorry this time and could not help himself when the evil spirit comes, Onome said to herself. He looked at her face, bringing it closer to his, seeking approval for his next move. Onome could not deny that Tega is a sexy meal served hot and as if seeing her thoughts, Tega bridged the gap and kissed her on the lips slowly. ................. "You know I love you so much sugar, please forgive me" He whispered and felt her shiver in desire. Onome was confused, she was angry with him but her body was saying otherwise. She was wet beyond measure and Tega enjoyed working his way from the tip to her main center..... TEGA & ONOME A TALE OF BONDAGE!

Gwen Atlas is still grappling with the trauma of a past assault that occurred over a decade ago. After her mother's sudden passing, Gwen moves in with her father in a new town, where she struggles to connect with others. However, she finds an unexpected sense of belonging with a group of friends, Andrew and Leah. As she grows closer to them, their influence isn't ideal, but she finds that they understand and accept her. Brandon, her neighbor, is the complete opposite but finds friendship in him as well. Just as Gwen starts to feel a sense of peace, from her past reappears, threatening to upend her life and force her to relive the trauma she's tried so hard to overcome. Determined to protect herself and take control of her life, Gwen must confront her fears and stand up against the darkness that has haunted her for so long.

Iradah, the fourth wife of a business tycoon finds herself pregnant but instead of being excited she questions whether her husband would accept the pregnancy as she thinks he isn't in love with her. Grab your popcorn , sit comfortably and make sure you are single as we start the love story of Iradah and Rayyan

The dashboard says GREEN. The system says ON TRACK. The camera says you're safe. But the man in front of you just got denied breakfast. In the frozen mud of the South Loop Data Campus, the "ShiftGrid" algorithm controls everything: your access, your pay, and your next meal. Ethan "Volt" Mercer is an electrician who knows how to fix broken circuits. But when a polite AI voice tells his foreman [PENDING REVIEW], Ethan realizes this isn't a glitch in the wiring. It's a feature. The system hasn't failed. It is quietly selecting who gets to eat and who gets to starve, all while the status bars stay perfectly green. Caught between a superintendent who refuses to file a report and a workforce terrified of being flagged, Ethan has to decide: Do you trust the green light? Or do you trust the hunger in the yard?

In a technologically advanced Tokyo, the city is under the control of an oppressive and unforgivable force. And organized crime is slicing up the streets as people are going missing every day. However, it's up to a former thug and current vigilante, Yoshiro, also known as Raijin to bring down the corrupt force and restore order to Tokyo. However, he meets group of mysterious women with unseen powers.

The storm said to the wall, "I rage to give you purpose." And then the storm said to me, "I rage to give you life."

In 2025, the authoritarian 2025 Group crushes individuality and targets LGBTQI+ people, banning Pride, destroying safe spaces, and forcing re education through fear and surveillance. Seventeen year old hacker Riley works with an underground network hiding people in forgotten places. After Milo's graffiti sparks resistance when a youth centre is shut down, Riley joins Jude, Milo, Elliot, Flynn, and Sanna to form Spectrum, a small but defiant resistance led by Jude, driven by the loss of her sister. Spectrum sabotages propaganda with messages of hope and art, but the regime strikes back, tightening surveillance and capturing innocents. Close calls, rising fear, and the discovery of a mole test their trust, yet only strengthen their bond. Each member faces personal struggles as secrecy and danger press in, forcing them to grow, adapt, and lean on one another. When the 2025 Group announces a nationwide re education campaign, Spectrum launches a bold attack on the regime's data hub, risking everything to erase the records of thousands. They succeed, at a cost, and their act ignites resistance across the country. Hidden symbols, rainbows, phoenixes, and the words we will not fade, spread like sparks. In the darkness, chosen family becomes a revolution, and hope refuses to be silenced.

Black history month was created to bring us out of the marginalized sections of the notebook and into the spotlight. Now we are in the spotlight. But continuing to celebrate Black History Month we're acting as if nothing has changed. Black history isn't something that happens once a year for a measely 28 or 29 days--depending on whether or not its a leap year. Black history is year-round. It occurs every second, minute, hour, and day of the year.