Patriarchy Stories

12th Century. A Ruthless King. A Rebel from the Future. Maharaja Veerendra Singh knows only war and power. Diya Gupta knows only justice and freedom. When fate tosses Diya into the world of Vijaygarh, she doesn't just survive-she revolts.

[ Book 2 of His Series] At sixteen, Eshmita loses more than just her home, she loses her sense of safety, her voice, and the world she once believed in. Thrown into darkness, she fights to survive, carrying nothing but her fear and a fading faith in the prayers she once whispered without doubt. But survival changes people. And Eshmita refuses to remain broken. When Aadhvik enters her life, he doesn't promise to save her. He offers something far more dangerous understanding. Because some love stories are not about perfection. They are about healing. And some prayers are never spoken- only lived.

A tale of a woman. The beginning of her new chapter - marriage. Entering a family as a bride in a red veil. Was the red the colour of love - or a bloody veil? A tale of mysteries buried in a grave. Warning: Contains sensitive content It's a mystery thriller.

The story of women who survive in silence, who bear the weight of expectations, judgement, and society's harsh words. From Sundari singh, Who sacrificed her own happiness to protect her siblings and to be one the expectation of her elders, to Saanjh singh, growing up learning strength from her mother's quiet courage, this story is about resilience, hope, and the battles every woman faces. it's about life in a world that often misunderstands, judges, and underestimates women- above finding light even when left alone, and discovering that strength can exist in silence."* sundari tried to give a different life to her daughter. Pleasantly and without any trauma but is she able to do that or saanjh life became more miserable??

From the heaven above to the river of eternity : Life is shedding crystal tears for Eve daughters while time is deaf infront their prayers. An unmentioned tale of the first she_fighter in a battle of freedom against time. "History is not always the eternal truth, it is what we decide to recognize as one" Helen

A collection of poem dedicated to all the kings and queen out there.

While a young Zach de la Rocha struggles to take pride in his identity as a Mexican-American in a predominantly white environment, he befriends a young, prideful, carefree woman with hopes to dismantle the patriarchy that paints her as less worthy of human rights.

This is my dystopian short story about an unmarried woman in a patriarchal society. This story inspired another one of my short stories 'the key.' I wrote this for a class task a while ago, and the stimulus was the first line ("Wait a minute, I haven't done anything!"). Have fun reading~

Killing humans is illegal-but Valentina Cross has never cared for laws designed to protect predatory men. When the justice system lets monsters slip through the cracks, she hunts them down herself, turning rage into ritual and blood into justice. Her mission is growing: find women who are just as angry, just as done, and give them the power to bite back. Then she meets Scarlett Sinclair. In a world where men get away with murder, some women bite back.

My essay on the modern day oppression of women

"The Last Empress of China" follows the remarkable journey of Li Mei, a young woman who becomes the last empress of China. Set in the enchanting Forbidden City, the story explores themes of love, destiny, and dreams. Li Mei rises through the ranks of the imperial court, guided by her wisdom and devotion to her people. She forms a deep bond with a talented artist, Shen, and together, they foster a renaissance of creativity in the city. The novel takes readers on a captivating journey as Li Mei and Shen face challenges and trials, confronting the darkness within the empire while discovering the true meaning of friendship and love. An enthralling tale, "The Last Empress of China" weaves together history, romance, and adventure, celebrating the power of dreams, the strength of the human spirit, and the resilience of the heart.

This poem bring to light how many women are trapped into a vicious circle of abuses and how this is empowered by patriarchate cultures. Women are unable to report abuses and to shows struggles because often the perpetrator is loved out of his home by family and friends. These women are often labelled as strong and brave in their old ages because the word victim is misinterpreted. Usually children living in this situations become attached and protective toward to their mother in adulthood and refusing to detach doesn't allow them to understand the abuses witnessed with a high possibility that this lead them to fall into the domestic violence cycle. The poem conclude, by stressing out the importance of education to break free from a patriarchic culture and enable people to have the right tools to understand and support victims, perpetrators and children.

A girl with a dark secret which threatens to disrupt her kingdom shares a common bond with a convict in ancient India. With difficult decisions to make and tough paths to tread, both of them find their individual significance in life.

Maisie Hillington is the female heir of the Hillington Family. Before she is sent off to Boarding School, Maisie must complete her final year at her upper-class Prep School and gain her parents' approval and love. Though Maisie has Tessa and new girl Callie by her side, she has never felt so alone. She is just a Lone Swan in a sea of prejudice, expectations and patriarchy. Can she branch out and become at one with the rest of her family before it is too late?

By Charlotte Perkins Gilman

dissecting the pain of transforming into a woman - started: 26/01/2023

The world is a big place and being the social animals, we humans tend to shorten the distance through conversations. Yet, loads of things remain unsaid, millions of voices remain unheard, and sometimes the world becomes unbearable and unfair. Some cope by escaping into fantasy, some by pouring out the words into papers. This writer, because claiming to be a poetess would be high handed, brings to you some of her unheard words, pleas and fantasies, in simplest of words. And the world may be a big place but humans all over are same, so some things may strike a chord, some may force you to evaluate and think. And if neither then hey, the words rhyme, so nobody's loss.

A poem about the fight of minority groups against the current, prejudiced societal system that is the patriarchy.