Prettyprivilege Stories

101 on Becoming the "Dream" girl A book based on my experiences and some minor researches📝

Severus Snape (Prince)... How do I even begin to explain Severus Snape? He's a nerd (cough, dark wizard, cough) Slytherin And... also, Lily Evans' bestest friend and current guinea pig ******** He's hated too by the (*gasp*) marauders (who were they again??) Oh well, in short, he had a pretty not pretty (shitty) life until a great secret was revealed to him that could change everything... The power of... Pretty privilege and why it actually matters But, because pretty wasn't enough and he was already smart he got to keep the hot guy, but since there weren't any at Hogwarts, James Potter it was. This is his or theirs (whatever) story

Shane was a very handsome kid, and he knew it. He enjoyed pretty privilege in every way and actively shunning those with subpar looks. But right after graduating 9th grade, an unfortunate collision with a tree left his face horribly scared. After becoming what he hated, he dropped out and received at home tutoring. Now a lonely teen stuck inside he becomes addicted to gaming, and on his favourite world play game makes a new friend.

At Saint Croix Academy, beauty is power-and perfection is deadly. Adrian Valen is the crown prince of the elite. Blonde hair, glacier eyes, a 10/10 face carved by the gods. Cold, untouchable, and worshipped like a myth. No one dares to cross him. No one dares to ignore him. Until she arrives. Seraphina D'Amore. New girl. Just as flawless. Just as cruel. And completely unimpressed. They clash like fire and ice-too alike to coexist, too drawn to stay apart. What begins as rivalry spirals into a game of pride, power, and hidden desire. But in a school where everyone's watching and secrets are currency, feelings are a luxury they can't afford. He was her enemy. She was his mirror. And neither of them was ready to fall. A dark, emotional, slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance set in the world of the impossibly rich and dangerously beautiful.

To raise money for her father's medication, Lily Anderson has to suddenly get a job. What job better to do then babysitting? But when one of the children shows her an opportunity of a life time she can't help but look into it. But what will she do when it leads to her being part of a secret celebrity scandal?

pretty doesn't work on him, so she tries harder.

Life is bullied 14 years old girl

It's all about finding peace in pain.

At Ashford Academy, beauty is power and gossip is currency. And at the top of the pyramid: The Blonde Squad. Juliette Sinclair rules the campus with an icy smile and a perfect boyfriend -- until desire, betrayal, and a new girl threaten her crown. Daisy Bloom is sweet, loyal, and one mistake away from losing everything. Preston Hale knows all their secrets... and might expose them just to survive. Friendships fracture. Lies spread. Love gets dangerous. Blonde Squad is a story about power, pretty faces, and what it really costs to stay at the top. Welcome to Ashford. No one leaves clean.

"Pretty Privilege is Real" explores the raw realities of societal biases surrounding beauty and privilege through the eyes of Lana, a bright yet overlooked girl navigating school, family, and friendships. The story unfolds through a series of poignant incidents that reveal how beauty often overshadows merit, leading to inequity in academic and social scenarios. Lana confronts systemic favoritism, from unfair treatment in school to dismissive judgments in her family, each incident building a stark contrast between her achievements and the unwarranted adulation her peers receive solely for their looks. Amidst these challenges, Lana's journey delves into unreciprocated crushes, unkind comparisons, and the painful awareness of being reduced to a "side character" in her own life. The narrative reflects her struggle with internalized insecurities and the pursuit of self-worth in a world dominated by superficial standards. Thought-provoking and emotionally resonant, this story sheds light on the pervasive effects of "pretty privilege" and its profound impact on young minds.