Self-identity Stories

Jennifer (Jenna) Anela Hawkins is not just your usual tomboy that you have seen before. She's a great dancer, a very good soccer player who has a beautiful voice and is known to be a quadruple threat to most. This year, she is joining the University of her dreams, (King Arthur University) which offers dance and soccer in Los Angeles. The only problem is that the university only has a soccer team that's only for boys and won't allow girls to join. But what will happen if the boys' team's Capitan joins her dance crew, with whom Jennifer has a lot more in common than she realizes? ~ "By the way, you're a wonderful dancer." "Um. . . thanks." That was the second time this guy complimented me for this weekend alone and we'd only met two days ago. It made me dumbfounded which doesn't happen often whenever anyone gives a compliment. Yet David had and it scares the hell out of me. Until he gives this charming grin, "But I bet that I can do that little dance of yours better than you."

[ A VERY Slow-Burn, Coming-of-Age LGBT+ Love Story about the Messiness of Love and Life ] Jackson Rivera hates Rory Harwood with all his guts. He's has been the scourge of Jackson's summer for years, and he doesn't know why. That is, until he finds Rory's journal and begins reading it. And as he keeps reading, Jackson discovers way more than he bargained for. Hopefully, Rory won't kill him by the time it's over. ~ Jackson Rivera hates summer for three good reasons - three months of social isolation and boredom at his family's summer cottage, three months of dealing with the family who shares the cottage, and three months of the worst person he's ever met: Rory Harwood. Rory has been the scourge of Jackson's summer for years, and, despite his attempted efforts to call a truce, Jackson's ready to break the guy's nose or kill him. That is, until he finds Rory's journal and begins reading it. And as he keeps reading, Jackson discovers way more than he bargained for, setting forth a series of events that'll change not just Jackson and Rory, but everyone around them, forever. Let's just hope that Rory won't kill him by the time it's over. © All Rights Reserved Word Count: ~148,000 ~ *Contains slurs, violence, angst, profanity, and bullying* # 2 self-identity (06/18/22) #4 in bisexual (06/16/22)

once upon a time, there lived a princess...or was she? Rayne Roosevelt is a princess, she had been her whole life. sparkly dresses and gold jewelleries, she knows it all. but is this really the case? or a princess who very desperately doesn't want to stay as a princess.

This poem delves into the quiet turmoil of searching for identity and meaning. The speaker wrestles with self-recognition, questioning their own sense of being while confronting the emptiness that lies beneath the surface. Drawing on the symbolism of Alice in Wonderland, it contrasts fantasy with reality-there's no dream, no magic, just the raw, unsettling confrontation with the self. The poem captures a moment of introspective vulnerability, where clarity remains just out of reach, and the act of questioning becomes both a burden and a path toward self-understanding.

A vision of the world through my eyes. I hope this finds you all well. I write on topics of self-identity and the issues concerning the world around me in this collection. As time goes I will continue to add more.

Dive into the enchanting world of "Little Miracles: Islamic "A" boy names," a mesmerizing collection of reflective and motivational poems that aim to uplift and inspire readers across the globe. Through the power of poetry, readers are invited on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment, encouraging them to embrace their true selves and recognize the inherent worth within. With each turn of the page, find solace in the beautifully crafted verses that remind us all that we are truly more than enough. This book is a beacon of hope and light for those seeking to unravel the depths of their own identities and find the courage to shine brightly in the world.

"His name is ... " or her name is. "The name is Ethan Bank" I said, then everyone stared at me as if I am in an interrogation room. "I came from the States, and I only speak a little Filipino." Then the next lines were the typical nice to meet yous and 'about myself' talk. It's irony, I talk about myself, but the truth is I don't know myself. I took very few deep breaths. "Kuya ang dami mo naman huminga!" someone shouted at the back. "And I can understand Filipino, too." I said. "Oh and one last thing, I have arrhythmia, and doctors said that my heart is weak. So breathing is my control with the rhythm of my heart." They all look shocked. I got back into my seat I sighed.

He tries to forget his past that haunts him, She struggles to remember her future yet to come. Later will I realize in reminiscence of that dank, small alley as I stare into the soul of a man who didn't have one, our whole relationship was a competition. A game of who can withstand the most, the longest. We pushed each other to our breaking points and beyond. Who won is unknown. It didn't matter when we only lived in the present, forgetting the past that haunts him and the future I'll struggle to remember. However sometimes to embrace the future, one must live in the present and in order to do so, it requires understanding the past, and that's where it all began. *** Kara is recently diagnosed with onset early dementia and might lose her memory. She does everything to remember the past and future. Enter Jaxx who only lives in the present.

Cover art done by Instagram user middfoxx Keeping secrets and resorting to stealing hoodies for comfort, Izuku tries to cope with his mom's recent death. Aizawa tries to get Izuku to take certain hoodies off to wash and every time it's a new hoodie. Consfused on how he keeps getting them, he confronts Izuku about washing that months hoodie again but in front of the class. Who know a harmless interaction could turn into the whole class getting involved. Read how the classes concern earns them shocking information and leads certain boys to get closer to Izuku, inspiring new relationships and deeper friendships.

Names are an important part of human culture, it learned. They give a sense of identity and belonging to those who have them. What was it to do with no name of its own? It only had Morgan's name, Morgan's identity, and that was something it hated more than anything else in the universe. (Sequel to "To Be")

How others will understand you when you don't understand us?

When Arriana was born Deaf, it solved more problems than it caused. Unable to hear the call of the sirens who raised her, she never saw a problem. With her father's pirates all fluent in sign, she only ever felt the split of the underwater world of her mother and the pirating one of her father. With a heroic act and a show of defiance, Arriana finds a world she's not ready for. And a world that's not ready for her. Anything can happen. ~Completed, pending edits~ ***Finalist in Fantasy's EveryDayInMay fantasy worldbuilding contest*** #1 in lgbt and girlxgirl 7/7/2021 - 7/16/2021

A intimate look on my journey to self acceptance

Ryan is gay and all he wants is for his family to accept him. I have gay friends and they're one of the best people I met in this world. So I thought of writing this.

Alex Leon Androka has everything a person could ask for, yet he can't seem to find happiness in the small things in life. He's built a wall around himself and prefers to keep to himself, until Jem Young transfers to his school from New York. With his charming personality and striking good looks, Jem is like no one Alex has ever met before. But can Alex resist Jem's advances and keep his distance from this outgoing new student? Follow their story as they navigate the complexities of teenage life, relationships, and self-discovery.

deku can see the dead oh yeah people are dead oh wait that's sad that Imma cry now(I recommend reading this in a singy song voice)

Ash, a junior in high school, lives the "good" life. She has friends, a car, a loving family, and a thing for English. So why does she seem lost? Why does she hide so many secrets? The answer lies deep within her soul, but will she ever discover it? Read and find out.

A troubled young soul caught amidst a beautiful yet dangerous storm in his reflection; sometimes the greatest enemy is the one staring back at you.

This poem reflects on themes of life, self-doubt, and internal struggles. It contemplates existential questions