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Two best friends: The quarky outcast girl, Blythe, and the- jock? An unusual pair whose friendship starts to fray as high school works its magic. Told from the point of view of Sawyer, the jock, a story of confusion regarding teenage girls and romance slowly unfolds.

*REVISED* Ranked #17 Debate #18 Galaxies #26 Discussion Although we would like to believe that the majority of human beings are aware of the senselessness of discriminating based on attributes they have no control over, current world events are beginning to highlight the shaky grounds on which that statement stands. The aim of this essay is not to mull over the different ways in which we discriminate, but only to ask the question "is ALL discrimination hateful, bigoted and ill-informed?". Are we deluding ourselves with idealistic intent and missing reality altogether? In the age of Covid, we have had the unfortunate opportunity to continue perpetuating our divisions by separating ourselves further into camps of maskers, anti-maskers, vaxxers and anti-vaxxers as well as the usual right, left, religious, atheist and racial separations that have plagued us for eons. This essay highlights the inconsistent ways in which we discriminate and proposes that perhaps the best way forward is to own our discriminating biases.

There are morale-boosters in here, and my advice on life and it's issues, and moving on. I hope this will help others :) I don't know the updating schedule for this. May be spontaneous, may be requested. It will most likely be for the odd things that come up that are non-fiction, but I can also tell you about myself on here if you like. I may do special request/questionaires, and if you have any chapter requests, you can put them here as well as on my other stories or inbox me. Feel free to send me a challenge or something Cover by my friend, Marga. Thanks girl!

Kaley is an innocent, chirpy girl. One day she receives a strange call. There starts trouble. Is it some threatening calls or love torture calls?? No idea!!! He knows everything!!!! EVERYTHING!!!!!! Literally!!! Is he a ghost? Is he a stalker? Or is he someone she knew? Read the book to find out the mysterious riddle in kaley's life

Sorry for not being able to edit it Mei Ling, at thirty-nine, spent her life buried in work, sacrificing love and joy. As death approached, her final thought was bitter: *"I can't believe I'm dying like this... a virgin."* But death wasn't the end. In a swirl of light, Mei Ling woke in a new world-one of silk robes, lanterns, and cherry blossoms. She was now a young woman in the Tang Dynasty, reborn with a second chance at life. Determined to live fully, Mei Ling embraced each day. She wandered Chang'an's lively streets, tasting sweet pastries, dancing at festivals, and engaging with artists and poets. Every moment was an adventure. At a lantern festival, she met Li Wei, a scholar whose laugh was contagious and whose wisdom sparked her heart. As they shared hours of poetry and conversation, Mei Ling realized she was falling in love. With him, she felt seen, heard, and alive in a way she never had before. Their bond deepened, and Mei Ling understood that love wasn't just passion-it was about being present and embracing life's beauty in all its forms. Yet, doubts lingered. Could she truly find a place in this new life, or was she chasing fleeting joy in a world with its own rules? But Mei Ling remembered the promise she made: *Live.* And so, she did. She chose joy over expectation, love over obligation. With Li Wei by her side, Mei Ling embraced every moment, no longer burdened by the past. Under a full moon, Mei Ling smiled as laughter filled the air. No regrets. No fear. Just the future ahead. "This time," she whispered, "I will live." And with that, she stepped boldly into her new life. ---

Racial slavery and white supremacy was a ruling-class response to a problem of labor solidarity. The consequence was not only ruinous to the interests of the Africans brought to the " New World" as slaves and indentured workers but was also disastrous for the European poor and indentured workers. Race was a solution to a class problem that consolidated poor European indentured labourers with the ruling class of Planters under the banner of "White".

Norman and Delila are two teenagers in their journey of self discovery and on the pursuit of freedom and happiness Norman wants to be free from the control his parents have established onto him and Delila wants to chase her dreams of becoming a successful playwright. Between libraries, winter towns, and restless dreams, their pursuits begin to quietly collide. [ ORIGINAL WORK ] @_apareciium

I saw no existing fanfics of Y/N just having a normal life in UA: so, yeah! Before you ask, no: there will be no smut (I don't roll like that.) Enjoy!

As light is better understood by experiencing darkness, Importance of Education is slated by mind blankness. An illiterate person, who has never been to school Perhaps will answer, why education is an important tool. When the curse of illiteracy dives in from every corner, All the opportunities are missed and you become a mourner. Knowing all desires and aspirations are clipped, Then only you realize why schooling should not be slipped. The greatest sorrow of illiteracy is a dependency. Yes! Every time you will need others’ help and always there will be an emergency. How it feels like to be in a race, you know can never win? Wouldn’t it be disappointing and disheartening, knowing how your condition has been? In the absence of education, life becomes such a race, Which you can never win, despite you run with your full pace. Without education, you are like a bird in the cage. Education gives you the chance to fly, explore and rise to the grand stage. It’s a powerful weapon which you use to face the adversities. With it, you can overcome poverty and fear and can make the best use of opportunities. https://schotest.com/

😊This write-up sums up in short how tiny comments and expectations related to performing well in the exams can greatly devastate the inner peace of children and how performance pressure makes them have a limited and narrow mindset which can compel them to do anything for getting good marks. Everyday, teens end up falling into this evil trap of the society standards and don't even realise how far they've come from who they really are and what makes them happy. This also describes my experiences of overcoming the pressure of always performing well. Hope somebody can relate to it. Thank-you! 🙏