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  • Daddy-Daughter Trens Spin-Off "The New Man" (21+) by CeritabyKerupukUdang
    CeritabyKerupukUdang
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    Sebuah cerita gender role reversal. ... Panjang Cerita: 17875 Kata ... Sinopsis: Bercerita tentang Reza, mantan narapidana yang baru bebas saat dunia sudah berubah dan norma sudah terbalik. Reza marah pada kenyataan. Benci dan jijik pada laki-laki di zaman sekarang. Dia bertekad untuk tetap menjadi "laki-laki sejati", melawan norma dan kodrat di tatanan sosial yang baru. Namun, perlawanannya ini justru membawa petaka padanya.
  • Linda and the world without screens by FreksDavis99
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    Linda thought it was just another strange app-one she didn't remember downloading. One tap. One blink. And suddenly, she wasn't in her office anymore. She wakes up in a world where phones don't exist, electricity is a myth, and knowledge is passed through stories, not screens. A world ruled by tradition, fear of the unknown, and strict laws that forbid change. Armed with nothing but her modern mind, courage, and memories of technology, Linda slowly introduces ideas the world has never seen-simple inventions, new ways of thinking, and powerful knowledge that begins to change lives. But every lesson has a price. As the people grow curious, leaders grow afraid. Some see Linda as a blessing. Others see her as a dangerous threat sent to destroy their world. Will Linda become the teacher who lifts a civilization... or the outsider they will do anything to silence? One app. Two worlds. A girl who could change everything.
  • Elara by ZombieplaystudiosBR1
    ZombieplaystudiosBR1
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    **Synopsis:** In the heart of Hujo, a world once fractured by conflict but now united under the visionary leadership of Cale Falck X, the next chapter unfolds through the eyes of Elara and her adopted son, Neon_Quest. Elara, instilled with her father's teachings of love and compassion, finds her world transformed by the presence of Neon_Quest, a young boy she rescues from the streets. Her nurturing spirit and fierce protectiveness create a haven where Neon_Quest can flourish, embodying the hope and potential of a new generation. As Neon_Quest grows, his innate empathy and wisdom shine brightly, far beyond his tender age of five. He envisions a world where love extends beyond animals to the most vulnerable humans-street children, the mentally ill, and those with physical challenges. His revolutionary idea sparks a movement, inspiring the people of Hujo to prioritize human connection and compassion. Supported by Elara's unwavering love and the legacy of unity left by Cale Falck X, Neon_Quest leads by example, demonstrating that even the smallest voices can catalyze profound change. His journey is one of innocence and insight, reminding all of Hujo that the power of love can redefine a society's values and aspirations. This arc of transformation weaves a tale of hope, resilience, and the enduring impact of nurturing the next generation to dream of a more inclusive and loving world.
  • Portrait of Words by CVDavis
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    This is a collection of poems I started in the late 1980s and has morphed into something more than I expected. Some of my poetry is indicative of the times I lived in, and lived through. I am thrilled to share these works with you. I hope you enjoy them. The self-proclaimed Militant-Romantic
  • VAELTHORN: The Ash That Crowns Kings by yugansh11
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    Title: VAELTHORN: The Ash That Crowns Kings Tagline: He was pushed off a platform and left to die. He went deeper instead. Kael Dawnbrook was nobody. A dungeon porter. The kind of person nobles looked through. The kind of person you pushed off a ledge on Floor 5 when he became inconvenient - and forgot about before you reached Floor 6. He didn't die. He went down. One hundred floors later, he came back up as something the world didn't have a word for yet. No revenge. No throne to claim. No chosen-one prophecy. Just a farm boy with a Gacha Book, a floating island, and a very simple idea: What if nobody owned anyone? VAELTHORN is the story of how one man built a kingdom from nothing - not with armies or birthright, but with bread, footnotes, an underground railroad, and the stubborn belief that where you came from should never decide what you get to be. It has a baby dragon who sets things on fire. It has gods on holiday eating dumplings. It has a thirteen-year-old who causes romantic chaos with a notebook. It has a found family that fought for each other across three years and eleven floating islands. And it has Kael - who never wanted a crown, built one anyway, and wore it for everyone who was never supposed to have one. The ash that crowns kings doesn't come from fire. It comes from everything that burned so something better could grow.
  • Go Beyond REED (Racial Equality for Everyone's Diversity) by injilraws
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    In today's culture, social concerns are the broad variables that influence and harm society. Commonly referred to as social challenges. A social problem is a word used to describe issues that affect a precise area or collection of people around the world. Social issues frequently cover aspects that have an impact on the real world. It also influences how individuals react in different instances. Social change, on the other hand, occurs whenever societal processes, organizations, and values change significantly. This will seek to strengthen and fight for racial equality is a worldwide battle that will never end due to humans striving to become superior to all other races, genders, and religions; peace movements, and civil rights movements pushed to advance the world's mindset that all humans are equal and should be treated as such consequently.
  • Art: A Tool for Personal Passion and Social Change  by AnikaChed
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    A personal creative writing piece discussing the personal and social implications and power of art.
  • THE PATH FROM POVERTY  by Ainiktar
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    In the heart of a struggling community, a young girl named Anya embarks on a journey to overcome poverty and discover her true potential.
  • Nyle DiMarco and Tyler Oakley Destigmatize Disability and Reduce Bullying by DoSomething_org
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    You may know Nyle DiMarco from America's Next Top Model, where he was the first-ever deaf contestant and winner of the show's 22nd season. You've probably also seen him crushing it on the dance floor on the current season of Dancing With the Stars. Now, the 26-year-old model, actor, and dancer has added another title: activist. DiMarco the face of DoSomething.org's We Are Able campaign, which aims to reduce stigma and bullying around disabilities. The campaign activates young people to a challenge chain, where they post photos with the hashtag #WeAreAble highlighting their best abilities and encouraging three friends to post about their own.
  • A Warrior's Songs  by Shazmatazz_67
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    "I believe that Poetry is the aesthetic act; that poetry is not the poem, for the poem may be nothing more than a series of symbols. Poetry, I believe, is the poetic act that takes place when the poet writes it, when the reader reads it, and it always happens in a slightly different manner. If one doesn't feel the poetic event upon reading it, the poet has failed. Poetry is magical, mysterious and unexplainable without oversimplifying it." - Jorge Luis Borges in an interview with Roberto Alifano Dearest Reader, This is a collection of poems, which are reflections of the way we live, the way we love, the way we feel, the way we grow and the way we finally leave for the eternal journey to the unknown. It's a teenager's perspective, and could very well be wrong. But as we all know, and as my Father has rightly said to me, "There's no good and bad, right and wrong, true and false. Everything we sense, know and believe is merely our own little Opinion." Like I've said before, my attempt to write poems, verses and proses is and will always be, an endeavour of my heart, a piece of my soul's treasures. And anyone who reads them is entitled to their own opinion about them. I would be the happiest person in the entire Multiverse, if someone initiates a discussion and/or starts a debate with me about my pieces of writing. Feel free to speak your heart out with your comments, suggestions, questions and views. I value them the most. Yours forever, WaterLily.
  • The Great Reform by Dofeo0
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    The future isn't written-it's engineered. In The Great Reform, visionary blueprints meet grounded reality. From subterranean farms to digital republics, this manifesto explores how communities are hacking the status quo and rebuilding society, one system at a time. It's not science fiction. It's a manual for transformation. If you've ever asked What if...?-this book dares to answer Why not now?
  • Patriarchy Is A Farce by manishplaining
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    Neetu, a 16 year old maiden from rural Bihar wants to go the university and break the cycle of poverty. Read what happens to her fate.
  • An Optimistic Future Up Ahead by ResilientBella
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    David Nix: The probability of widespread annihilation kept going up. The only way to stop was to show it. To scare people straight. What reasonable human being would be galvanize by the potential destruction of everything they've ever known or loved. To save civilization, I would show its collapse. But how do you think this vision was received? How do you think people responded to the prospect of imminent doom? They gobbled it up in a chocolate eclair. They didn't fear their demise, they repackaged it. It can be enjoyed as video games, tv shows, books, movies, the entire world, whole-heartedly embraced the apocalypse. But sprinted towards with gleeful abandon. Meanwhile your earth was crumbling all around you. Civil ten years epidemics of obesity and starvation, explain that one? Bees and butterflies start to disappear, the glaciers melt, the algae glooms, all around you, the calamine canaries are dead and you won't take the hint. In every moment there is a possibility of a better future, but you people won't believe it. And because you won't believe it, you won't do what is necessary to make it a reality. So you dwell on this whole terrible future, you resign yourselves to it. One reason because that future doesn't ask anything of you today. So yes you saw the iceberg, you were on the Titanic, but you all just steered for it full steam ahead. Why? Because you want to sink. You gave up. It's not the monitor's fault, that's yours.
  • The Assassin's Blade (The Archangel Trilogy: Book One) SAMPLE by SicSemperT-Rex
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    A storm is brewing in Vorbereich. Twenty years after a war with the Lindtin powers that ended in horrible losses for the country and its allies, the country is still as broken and divided as it was when the war ended... except, of course, for the ruling classes, who go to balls and dinner parties while the rest of the country struggles to survive. However, one man believes he can change that: a man that is known simply as the Archangel. Many believe that what he does is going to finally unify Vorbereich and bring the country back to the strength it had before the war. However, when an outlaw, an heir to a fortune, and a police inspector cross paths, it becomes clear to them that his intentions are less than pure. And that it's up to them to stop him, before another war breaks out. Note: This is a sample. The full book is currently available for preorder at https://www.amazon.com/Assassins-Blade-Archangel-Trilogy-Book-ebook/dp/B07J4FMGQX/ref=pd_ybh_a_20?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=HKB32PKKGJSGVGPGCXQB
  • Trial By Gender  by ghebert_books
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    "Trial by Gender" dives into the heart of identity and acceptance through the lens of individuals navigating their truth in a society bound by traditional norms. Set against the backdrop of 2024 also the years to come and the years that was, this is a time of evolving societal attitudes yet persistent challenges, this collection of stories brings to life the journeys of those who dare to defy gender conventions. From the struggle of transgender athletes fighting for their right to compete, to the intimate explorations of non-binary identities, and the resilience of love that transcends gender boundaries, "Trial by Gender" offers a poignant, multifaceted exploration of what it means to live authentically in the face of adversity. Each narrative serves as a testament to the courage, pain, and triumphs of individuals within the LGBTQ+ community, inviting readers to rethink their perceptions of gender and empathy. Join us on a journey of discovery, resilience, and the quest for understanding in the ever-changing landscape of gender identity.
  • Those Days of Great Sorrow by A_girl_who_writes_2
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    To all the men, women and animals who continuously go to war to protect our rights as citizens, thank you for your service. This is a series of individual works relating to war and social change. Some are poems, some are short stories. The anthology has also lately been extended to include a more modern pretense of society and an interpretation of a new kind of war.
  • If Today Was Your Last Day? by ResilientBella
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    Have you ever wondered what your life would be like if you had lived it differently? How would you want your life to be like if you had the power to recreate it? Well wonder what we may be missing in creating a better future for ourselves? Well you've come to the right place! https://youtu.be/lrXIQQ8PeRs